Health Program Evaluation 1 (POPH90058)
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- May 12, 2022
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Updated: Sep 19, 2023
Find the subject in the Handbook here. Schedule: Semester 1 (Dual Delivery)
Subject Description This subject examines the diverse purposes health program evaluations can serve and the wide range of environments in which health program evaluations are conducted. Using Australian and overseas evaluation examples, students gain an overview of conceptual and methodological issues in the key evaluation approaches. |
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• Minor assignment 1 - 1,000 words (15%)
• Minor assignment 2 - 1,000 words (15%)
• Major assignment, due in second week of exam period - 3,000 words (70%)
it is a good subject, the coordinator very friendly and explain very clear
This is a subject that provides you with heaps of transferable knowledge. However, some find it a bit basic as topics covered are focused on fundamentals of evaluation. What's great with the subject is that the minor assignments build on the final assignment which makes it easier to do towards the end of the subject.
I enjoy this subject. Lucio is very passionate about health program evaluation, which is a characteristic I always wish to see in a lecturer. Moreover, students will benefit greatly from his real life experience sharing. Highly recommend this subject and thank you Lucio for an amazing learning experience.
Useful content and a good background to have when doing research. I liked that I had already completely qualitative research subjects so understood their value and necessity when conducting evaluations. While I appreciate Lucio is incredibly passionate about evaluation, I didn’t love him as a lecturer. A few issues with the assignments, tutors completely contradicting what was said in the lecture and needing to get sections remarked
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The subject itself is primarily theory-focused, so sometimes it can feel disconnected from reality. But you leave the class with a new way of thinking and viewing programs/policies/interventions that I think is really helpful for any subject/stream within the MPH (and generally in public health). Lucio really cares about his students, and while it might be hard to feel that in such a big lecture, he is always happy for you to come and chat with him.
Some students have commented that the lectures are repetitive. However, I'm of the opinion that the repetition helps drill the concepts into your head, really creating a strong foundation and understanding, so its actually value-adding.
In summary: the subject is well-run, the key…