Program Evaluation Tool Kit

The Program Evaluation Tool Kit is a practical, step-by-step guide to evaluating programs. It is presented in a series of short modules with simple explanations and specific tools for planning, conducting and using evaluation. The Tool Kit was developed by Nancy Porteous, Barbara Sheldrick and Paula Stewart in 1997 with funding from the Ottawa-Carleton Health Department’s Public Health Research, Education and Development Program and the Public Health Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health.

1.	Overview of the Program Evaluation Tool Kit ( 106 KB)
2.	Introduction to Program Evaluation ( 82 KB)
3.	Steps in the Evaluation Process

4.	Principles for Evaluation in Health Units ( 57 KB)
5.	Blank Worksheets ( 125 KB)
	Completed Worksheets with Examples ( 120 KB)
6.	Sampling Guide ( 52 KB)
7.	Logistics Guides for Various Data Collection Methods (e,g., surveys, focus groups, case studies) ( 49 KB)
8.	Bibliographic Information for Citations ( 7KB)
9.	Order Form ( 261 KB)
10.	Acknowledgements for Development of Tool Kit ( 39 KB)
11.	Partners in Mounting the Tool Kit on the Web
	Public Health Agency of Canada
	City of Ottawa
	Public Health Research, and Education Program
12.	History of the Tool Kit Initiative ( 141 KB)
13.	More on Logic Models
	For Program Stakeholders: A Logic Model Primer ( 780 KB)
	For Evaluators: Tips for Introducing Program Teams to Logic Models ( 1514 KB)

Other Resources:

• Guide to Project Evaluation
• Framework and Tools for Evaluating Health Surveillance Systems

For more information, please contact:
EVAL_TOOLKIT@PHAC-ASPC.GC.CA