Program evaluation: resource for decision making

Marie E. Michnich; Stephen M Shortell; William C. Richardson

doi:10.1097/00004010-198100630-00006

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Formal program evaluation is an important resource for health care decision making. It is necessary in situations where traditional organizational evaluative capabilities an no longer meet the requirements of the job at hand.

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