I am currently in the process of designing evaluative frameworks for different services within a Children's Services department. I would be keen to see any existing evaluative frameworks or processes which could be adapted for use here. We are aiming to be able to generate a standard framework to be used across different services to evaluate their implementation, effectiveness and outcomes for children and families. If there are any key texts or existing evaluative frameworks I would be extremely grateful if you could let me know.
Thank you for the help!
The RE-AIM framework has been published extensively and may be of use to you. Or see the attached article for references.
Why don't you have a look at the new economics foundation website, they have some good measures and reports that would be www.nef.org.uk
The following book is for Child Protective Services, but can be applied in other child/ family dynamic situations. Included are handouts, processes for communities, focus group processes, surveys for workers & supervisors, supervisor tools, and a section on legislation in the United States. This is a comprehensive and timeless resource.
Berg, I. K., & Kelly, S. (2000). Building solutions in child protective services. New York, NY: Norton.
I have applied some process design framework and measures in manufacturing sectors.
The methodology is quite general and can be used to capture various types of relationships in most life-cycle processes. Some may apply to for assessing Children's Services. Take a look.
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