Health Program Evaluation

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The paper shows that the people who evaluate health programs should be equipped to tackle ethical and moral problems at all junctures of their job. The paper provides a list of obligations which an evaluator should observe, such as attentive listening and thorough investigation.

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"Demand services that are uniform with the existing need to ascertain that the level of care, service type, and service intensity asked for are in total consideration of the actual needs of the health program. However, additional requests can be made, subject to unanticipated expansion. It is not proper to overstate a request, be it in expectation of gaining a cushion or a fractional denial. An evaluator must handle the present needs without supporting any service reliance that is not necessary."

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