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000287997 245__ $$aEvaluation of health in all policies$$bconcept, theory and application
000287997 269__ $$a2014
000287997 336__ $$aJournal Articles
000287997 500__ $$aAnd 2 other authors
000287997 520__ $$aThis article describes some of the crucial theoretical, methodological and practical issues that need to be considered when evaluating Health in All Policies (HiAP) initiatives. The approaches that have been applied to evaluate HiAP in South Australia are drawn upon as case studies, and early findings from this evaluative research are provided. The South Australian evaluation of HiAP is based on a close partnership between researchers and public servants. The article describes the South Australian HiAP research partnership and considers its benefits and drawbacks in terms of the impact on the scope of the research, the types of evidence that can be collected and the implications for knowledge transfer. This partnership evolved from the conduct of process evaluations and is continuing to develop through joint collaboration on an Australian National Health & Medical Research Council grant. The South Australian research is not seeking to establish causality through statistical tests of correlations, but instead by creating a ‘burden of evidence’ which supports logically coherent chains of relations. These chains emerge through contrasting and comparing findings from many relevant and extant forms of evidence. As such, program logic is being used to attribute policy change to eventual health outcomes. The article presents the preliminary program logic model and describes the early work of applying the program logic approach to HiAP. The article concludes with an assessment of factors that have accounted for HiAP being sustained in South Australia from 2008 to 2013.
000287997 580__ $$aIn: Health Promotion International. - Volume 29(2014), no S1, pages 130-142
000287997 700__ $$aBaum, Fran
000287997 700__ $$aLawless, Angela
000287997 700__ $$aDelany, Toni
000287997 700__ $$aMacDougall, Colin
000287997 700__ $$aWilliams, Carmel
000287997 700__ $$aBroderick, Danny
000287997 700__ $$aWildgoose, Deborah
000287997 700__ $$aHarris, Elizabeth
000287997 700__ $$aMcDermott, Dennis
000287997 700__ $$aKickbusch, Ilona
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000287997 901__ $$uInterdisciplinary Programmes$$0319283
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