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Maine SIM Evaluation Subcommittee November 2016

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Focus groups

Focus groups. WHAT IS A FOCUS GROUP?. A focus group is a small-group discussion guided by a trained leader. It is used to learn more about opinions on a designated topic, and then to guide future action. A small group of six to ten people led through an open discussion by a skilled moderator

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YWCA of Greater Charleston Needs Assessment Update September, 2006

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Changes in Social Representations Resulting from a Media Campaign

Changes in Social Representations Resulting from a Media Campaign. Mary Anne LAURI Department of Psychology University of Malta, MALTA. mary-anne.lauri@um.edu.mt and Josef LAURI Department of Mathematics University of Malta MALTA. Introduction.

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Advanced Parking Management Systems for Transit

Advanced Parking Management Systems for Transit. ITS PCB T3 Webinar October 21, 2008 Jennifer Rephlo, Science Applications International Corporation Mike Kinney, Maryland Department of Public Works Gerry Tumbali, Chicago Regional Transportation Authority. Agenda.

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Prepared by: Michael Duffin, PEER Associates, Inc. Prepared for:

Why Use Place-based Education? Four answers that emerge from the findings of PEEC, the Place-based Education Evaluation Collaborative (Self-study/detailed report version). Prepared by: Michael Duffin, PEER Associates, Inc. Prepared for: the Place-based Education Evaluation Collaborative (PEEC)

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Students Speak - Are We Listening?

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A Greener Way To Go

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Oregon ACT Program Evaluation - Focus Group Surveys -

Oregon ACT Program Evaluation - Focus Group Surveys -. Oregon Center of Excellence for Assertive Community Treatment (OCEACT) Heidi herinckx and Alyssa Kerlinger 2017-2018. Focus Groups . 156 ACT participants total

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Basic Marketing Research Customer Insights and Managerial Action

Basic Marketing Research Customer Insights and Managerial Action. Chapter 4 : Exploratory Research. Exploratory Research. Research conducted to gain ideas and insights to better define the problem or opportunity confronting a manager.

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The Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board

The Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board. The Revolution After 20 Years Wendy Payne, CGFM, CPA American University March 19, 2012. Views expressed are those of the speaker. Official positions of the FASAB are determined only after extensive due process and deliberations. Disclaimer.

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Claire Jennings Centre for Community Child Health October 2011

Evaluation of the Implementation of the MCH KAS Service Activity Framework Year 2 (2011) Progress Report. Claire Jennings Centre for Community Child Health October 2011. Overview of slide presentation. Background and methodology Sample characteristics Nurse perceptions Family perceptions

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Uncertain Access to Needed Drugs: Challenges for Medicaid Beneficiaries

Uncertain Access to Needed Drugs: Challenges for Medicaid Beneficiaries. Jack Hoadley, Ph.D. Research Professor Georgetown Health Policy Institute July 27, 2007. Our Study Methods for this Brief.

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The CAFE project

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Communicating Drug Alerts

Communicating Drug Alerts. Improving the Effectiveness of Drug Alerting to Reduce Harms Among People Who Use Illicit Drugs. BC Centre for Disease Control. Provincial Health Services A uthority (PHSA) Diagnostic and treatment services

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Research Design Workgroup

Research Design Workgroup. Carl Calkins, PhD, University of Missouri, Kansas City Margaret Nygren, EdD , AUCD. Workgroup Members. Brent Askvig, North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities, North Dakota Carl Calkins, UMKC Institute for Human Development, Missouri

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The Elevator Speech

The Elevator Speech. Getting Your Message across in Two Minutes or Less!. Why Take the Time?. Networking Not to be given as a speech, but info to have ready to be used as appropriate Presentations Defines your basic message and can be used when doing collateral materials, website, etc.

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