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Moving Forward from Evaluation Findings: Next Steps for Tuberculosis Program Improvement

This presentation outlines the next steps following evaluation findings within the CDC framework for tuberculosis elimination. It discusses the importance of program evaluation for ongoing improvement and provides a structured approach to interpreting data. Key steps include justifying conclusions, ensuring the use of learned lessons, and translating findings into actionable changes in program policies and practices. The session aims to empower stakeholders to engage in meaningful program development and enhance the effectiveness of tuberculosis interventions.

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Moving Forward from Evaluation Findings: Next Steps for Tuberculosis Program Improvement

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  1. Moving Forward from Evaluation Findings: Next Steps Lakshmy Menon, MPH Program Evaluation Team Field Services and Evaluation Branch Division of Tuberculosis Elimination NCHHSTP/CDC

  2. Disclaimer The contents and conclusions in this presentation have not been formally disseminated by CDC and should not be construed to represent any agency determination or policy.

  3. Agenda • Program Evaluation: The CDC Framework • Interpreting data for program improvement • How to determine next steps • Questions

  4. Program Evaluation: The CDC Framework

  5. Interpreting Data for Program Improvement • Step 5. Justify Conclusions • Step 6. Ensure use and share lessons learned

  6. How to determine next steps • Step 5: To justify conclusions, ask these questions: • Is your evaluation focus area still relevant? • If yes, does your evaluation require further support? • NTIP • National and local surveillance data (not monitored through NTIP) • Operations data (day-to-day program activities

  7. How to determine next steps • If not, what has changed in the program? • NTIP • National and local surveillance data (not monitored through NTIP) • Operations data (day-to-day program activities)

  8. If you have knowledge, let others light their candles with it. - Winston Churchill

  9. Translating Findings • The process and steps needed or taken to ensure effective and widespread use of lessons learned, practices, and policies • Evaluation is fundamental to improving translation

  10. Translating Findings: Mechanisms • Step 6: Ensure use and share lessons learned • Report dissemination • TBPEN, NTCA, DTBE-sponsored webinars, DTBE brownbag seminars • Use findings to change program policies and practices • Share findings with other stakeholders

  11. DTBE Cooperative Agreement Request for Information • “Grantees shall conduct the following activities: • Monitor their progress toward the national objectives and performance targets using National Tuberculosis Indicators Project (NTIP) reports and/or other data sources.” Source: 2012 Funding Opportunity Announcement, DTBE, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA.

  12. DTBE Cooperative Agreement Request for Information • “Grantees shall conduct the following activities: • When applicable, use NTIP to report their performance on national objectives in the annual and interim progress reports for the TB cooperative agreement.” Source: 2012 Funding Opportunity Announcement, DTBE, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA.

  13. DTBE Cooperative Agreement Request for Information • “Grantees shall conduct the following activities: • Where appropriate, grantees should continue to report and describe progress toward project-specific objectives and activities using their own data and/or NTIP.” Source: 2012 Funding Opportunity Announcement, DTBE, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA.

  14. Annual and Interim Report Requirements • “Annual and interim reports must include”: • Introduction: description of the evaluation objectives • Description of data collection and analyses for each evaluation objective • Conclusion and discussion of results • Recommendations to program administrators for future program focus and evaluation efforts Source: Attachment 1, 2012 Funding Opportunity Announcement, DTBE, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA.

  15. Acknowledgements • Victor Balaban, PhD • Judy Gibson, MSN RN • Awal Khan, PhD • Brandy Peterson, MPH MCHES • Christina Dahlstrom, MPH

  16. Questions? Contact information Lakshmy Menon, MPH Tel: 404.639.1694 Email: LMenon@cdc.gov

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