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Stanford Process

Theory Summary

Process Model Categories of Variables Relevant Evaluation Level Variables Measured Measurement Methods and Studies
1. Creation of Campaign Treatment Variable Project Evaluation 1. Project

-organisation

-admin

-effort

-cost
1. & 2.Staff interview project records, policy maker, interviews, cost effectiveness study, administrative history
2. Potential Exposure Treatment Variable Project Evaluation 2. Broadcast

-amount

-schedule

Distribution

-print materials

-ORT packets

Training
...
3. Actual Exposure Cognitive & Attitudinal Outcome Impact Evaluation 3. Media Use Component-specific exposure. Access to and use of health care facilities. Information seeking and advice sources. 3. thru 8.Panel Study, using interviews, observation, anthropometric measurement. Ethnographic Study, using interviews and ethnographic techniques. Pre-post Study, using interviews and observations. Mortality Study, using interviews. Health Worker Study, using interviews.
4. Knowledge Change Cognitive & Attitudinal Outcome Impact Evaluation 4. & 5. Prior status and changes in traditional beliefs: Message specific recall and recognition, e.g., measurement of diarrheal disease, nutrition of the child, water supply, sanitation, food and personal hygiene. ...
5. Attitude Changes Cognitive & Attitudinal Outcome Impact Evaluation 4. & 5. Prior status and changes in traditional beliefs: Message specific recall and recognition, e.g., measurement of diarrheal disease, nutrition of the child, water supply, sanitation, food and personal hygiene. ...
6. Trial of Behavior Behavioral Outcome Impact Evaluation 6. & 7. Prior status and changes in: Response to diarrhea, breast-feeding and other feeding questions; domestic water and waste disposal; personal hygiene; food preparation hygiene; use of health care resources ...
7. Adoption of Behavior Behavioral Outcome Impact Evaluation 6. & 7. Prior status and changes in: Response to diarrhea, breast-feeding and other feeding questions; domestic water and waste disposal; personal hygiene; food preparation hygiene; use of health care resources ...
8. Change in Health Status Health Status Outcomes Impact Evaluation 8. Morbidity Mortality Nutritional status ...



Source

'Communication and Community Development for Health Information: Constructs and Models for Evaluation' by John E. Bowes, Review prepared for the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region, Seattle, December 1997. Contact Jbowes@u.washington.edu


Placed on the Communication Initiative site November 11 2003
Last Updated November 11 2003

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