(p. 181) Program Evaluation
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med-psych/9780190608453.003.0011
Program evaluation provides a snapshot view of the activities of the cognitive remediation service. It serves the dual purpose of monitoring performance and making others aware of the program activities. Information about how the program is being used and program outcomes can be provided to supervisors and administrators to ensure appropriate allocation of resources and to identify areas of program strength and areas that may need improvement. Chapter 11 describes methods of assessment and explains how to use the data obtained to maximize the effectiveness of the services provided.
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