Tools & Resources – Detailed Information
Healthy Public Policy
Community Development “How To” Guides
Assessment — “What is the issue?”
Partnership — “Who are we going to work with?”
Planning & Implementation — “What are we going to do?”
Evaluation – “How will we know if we did it?”
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact |
| A Guide to Community Health Impact Assessment | A guide to Health Impact Assessments that use community defined indicators | 2002 | Influencing Healthy Public Policy With Community Health Impact Assessment (NCCHPP) Facilitating communities in designing and using their own community health impact assessment tool |
People Assessing their Health |
| Health Impact Assessment Fact Sheet | Includes a definition, the 5 steps, and origins of Health Impact Assessment | 2009 | National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy (NCCHPP) | |
| Health Impact Assessment Guides and Tools | NCCHPP list of HIA guides and tools | 2008 | National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy (NCCHPP) | |
| Policy and Action for Cancer Prevention | The Second Expert Report, Food, Nutrition, Physical Activity, and the Prevention of Cancer: A Global Perspective, evaluated the scientific evidence showing that the everyday choices people make can reduce their chances of getting cancer. This companion report looks at how all levels of society can help ensure that those choices are easier for people around the world to make each day. | 2009 | Second Expert Report, Food, Nutrition, Physical Activity and the Prevention of Cancer: a Global Perspective | World Cancer Research Fund International |
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact |
| Community Action Resources for Inuit, Métis and First Nations: Making it Happen |
A self-help tool for Aboriginal people who want to get a community development project off the ground; this section covers:
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1998 | Health Canada: First Nations, Inuit & Aboriginal Health |
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| Community Action Resources for Inuit, Métis and First Nations: Toolbox |
Three types of information:
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1998 | Health Canada: First Nations, Inuit & Aboriginal Health | |
| The Community Development Handbook | Introductory guide to community development and capacity building written by Flo Frank and Anne Smith | 1999 | Service Canada | |
| Community Economic Development Pathfinder | A quick, easy tool to help you find information, resources, and ideas to help your community develop and grow using the CED process which supports development of the community by the community. | 2009 | Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives GO Offices & Centres | |
| The Citizen's Handbook: A guide to building community | A guide to encourage the emergence of more active citizens – people motivated by an interest in public issues, and a desire to make a difference beyond their own private lives | 2006 | Vancouver Community Network |
| Existing Data | ||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact |
| Regional Health Authorities | Contact information for Manitoba’s RHAs | Manitoba Health | ||
| Community Profiles | Detailed census information on Manitoba communities and regions | 2006 | Manitoba Government | |
| Canadian Population Health Initiative |
CPHI WebsiteCPHI works to:
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Canadian Institute for Health Information | ||
| Canadian Population Health Surveys |
Includes:
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Statistics Canada | ||
| Cancer Surveillance On-Line | Most current cancer statistics in Canada. Trends in cancer incidence by province and territory, by age group, over time, and for about 45 different cancer sites. | Public Health Agency of Canada | ||
| Chronic Disease Infobase | Profiles the epidemiology of major non-communicable diseases in Canada, including the most current cancers; and cardiovascular and respiratory diseases; by province/territory and by regional health unit. | Public Health Agency of Canada | ||
| Brandon RHA 2004 Brandon RHA 2009 |
Through this ongoing process of community consultation and data collection, the regional health authorities assemble health-related evidence on the regional populations, monitor trends over time, and evaluate progress towards regional health goals. Based on this evidence, RHAs establish priorities and decision-making processes to guide health policy and service delivery. | 2004 2009 |
Qualitative and quantitative data and analysis based on regional health information | Brandon Regional Health Authority |
| RHA - Central 2004 RHA - Central 2009 |
2004 2009 |
Central Regional Health Authority | ||
| Churchill RHA 2004 Churchill RHA 2009 |
2005 2009 |
Churchill Regional Health Authority | ||
| Interlake RHA 2004 Interlake RHA 2010 |
2004 2010 |
Interlake Regional Health Authority | ||
| NOR-MAN RHA 2004 NOR-MAN RHA 2009-2010 |
2004 2009-2010 |
NOR-MAN Regional Health Authority | ||
| North Eastman Health Authority 2004 North Eastman Health Authority 2008-2009 |
2004 2008-2009 |
North Eastman Regional Health Authority | ||
| Parkland RHA 2004 Parkland RHA 2010 |
2004 2010 |
Parkland Regional Health Authority | ||
| South Eastman Health/Santé Sud-Est 2004 South Eastman Health/Santé Sud-Est 2010 |
2004 2010 |
South Eastman Regional Health Authority | ||
| Winnipeg RHA 2004 | 2004 | Winnipeg Regional Health Authority | ||
| Identification des problèmes et des besoins de santé perçus au sein de la communauté francophone du Manitoba | Il a été convenu que le cycle actuel de l’évaluation de la santé communautaire serait axé sur la collecte de renseignements par des groupes témoins dans chacun des sept (7) ORS désignés pour offrir des SLF. | 2009 | Conseil communauté en santé du Manitoba | |
| Identifying the Perceived Health Issues and Needs of Francophones in Manitoba | During the 2009 CHA cycle, information would be gathered through focus groups in each of the seven designated RHAs. |
2009 | Conseil communauté en santé du Manitoba | |
| The Community Information Database | Internet-based resource developed to provide communities, researchers, and governments with access to consistent and reliable socio-economic and demographic data and information for all communities across Canada. | Rural Secretariat | ||
| Early Development Instrument (EDI) Reports | Annual questionnaire measuring Kindergarten children’s ‘readiness for school’ across several areas of child development. EDI results assist communities in planning for the services and programs children need in order to learn and enjoy their school experience. | 2007 | Healthy Child Manitoba | |
| health-evidence.ca | Aims to support evidence-informed decision making in public health by providing current research evidence in a searchable online registry. | |||
| Health Reports | Health Reports, published by the Health Analysis Division (HAD) of Statistics Canada, is a peer-reviewed journal of population health and health services research. It is designed for a broad audience that includes health professionals, researchers, policymakers, and through media coverage, the general public. | Statistics Canada | ||
| Statistics Canada - Health | Information on the health of the population, determinants of health, and the scope and utilization of Canada’s health services. | Statistics Canada | ||
| First Nations Regional Longitudinal Survey | The First Nations Regional Longitudinal Health Survey (RHS) is the only First Nations governed national health survey in Canada. It collects information based on both Western and traditional understandings of health and wellbeing. | 2003 | Assembly of First Nations | |
| Food and Nutrition Surveillance (Health Canada) | Food and nutrition surveillance involves the collection, integration, analysis, interpretation and dissemination of food and nutrition data. | Health Canada | ||
| Manitoba in motion Survey | Benchmark survey undertaken to better understand how physically active Manitobans are now, and to provide a baseline measurement of physical activity levels compared to the minimum recommendations of Canada’s Physical Activity Guide. | 2007 | Manitoba in motion | |
| Prairie Women's Health Centre of Excellence | Is dedicated to improving the health status of Canadian women by supporting policy-oriented, and community-based research and analysis on the social and other determinants of women’s health. | |||
| Provincial Youth Health Surveillance Data | RHA data related to risk factors in youth including tobacco use, alcohol consumption; physical activity, nutrition, and mental health. | 2006 | Partners in Planning for Healthy Living | |
| Gathering Community Information | ||||
| Resources | ||||
| Beyond Economic Survival: 97 Ways Small Communities Can Thrive | Identifies important quality of life factors that can help communities improve themselves in areas that really matter | 2009 | Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership | |
| Community Action Resources for Inuit, Métis and First Nations: Assessing Needs |
goals:
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1998 | Health Canada: First Nations, Inuit & Aboriginal Health | |
| Conducting Focus Groups | Tips on organizing, conducting and analyzing results of focus groups | 2004 | Rural Development Institute | |
| Key Informant Interviews | Tips on arranging, conducting and analyzing results of key informant interviews | 2004 | Rural Development Institute | |
| OCAP: First Nations Right to Govern First Nations Data | Explains the Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession (OCAP) principles that apply to all research, data or information initiatives that involve First Nations. | OCAP Brochure in Cree OCAP Brochure in Dakota OCAP Brochure in Dene OCAP Brochure in Ojibwe OCAP Brochure in Oji-Cree |
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs | |
| PATHways II: The Next Steps. A Guide to Community Health Assessment | Information on what community health impact assessment is all about and how it can be used by groups and organizations (whether health related or not) that are concerned about building and maintaining healthy communities. | 2002 | Influencing Healthy Public Policy WithCommunity Health Impact Assessment, National Collaborating Centre For Healthy Public Policy | Antigonish Women’s Resource Centre |
| Tools | ||||
| Community Food Assessment Guide | Provide a planning tool to assist Health Authorities and community organizations in BC wishing to undertake a community food assessment in their region or community. | 2008 | Provincial Health Services Authority, BC | |
| Community Health Survey Tool (IRHA) | Questionnaire completed by Interlake residents on chronic disease risk factor behaviours | 2007 | Interlake Regional Health Authority | |
| Health Assessment Tool for Schools (HATS) | A series of checklists that help school communities define practices and programs that positively influence health behaviours related to active living, healthy eating and mental well-being. | 2008 | Ever Active Schools Program | |
| Reported indicators worksheets | A series of reproducible worksheets and charts to help organize and present information. Where appropriate the relevance of the indicator, the source of the information and a calculation formula are provided. | 2004 | Rural Development Institute | |
| University of Queensland Life and Recreation Survey | Questionnaire completed by Brisbane residents on quality of life indicators, the built environment and access to recreation | 2006 | Burton, N. W. , et al. HABITAT: A longitudinal multilevel study of physical activity change in mid-aged adults. BMC Public Health 2009, 9:76. | HABITAT (How Areas in Brisbane Influence healTh And acTivity) |
| Manitoba Youth Health Survey Questionnaire | Questionnaire completed by students in Manitoba on chronic disease risk factor behaviours | 2008 | Partners in Planning for Healthy Living | |
| Understanding Health Indicators | ||||
| APHEO List of Core Health Indicators & Resources | Contains definitions (but not data) for over 120 public health indicators | 2009 | Association of Public Health Epidemiologists in Ontario | |
| Community Health Factors (framework developed by Prevention Institute) | List of community health factors focused on addressing inequity in physical activity and nutrition | 2007 | Prevention Institute | |
| Health Equity and Social Justice Toolkit | Free online database of tools and resources for public health practitioners | The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) | ||
| What determines health? | 2001 | Health Canada | ||
| Building Partnerships | ||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact |
| Community Action Resources for Inuit, Métis and First Nations: Finding Resources | Explains the importance of and how to find the resources, volunteers and funding you need for your project | 1998 | Health Canada | |
| Community Benefits Agreements Handbook | This publication is intended to help community groups learn how community benefits agreements work, and to explain many of the different kinds of benefits for which community groups can negotiate. | 2005 | The Partnership for Working Families | |
| Facility Joint Use Agreements Do's and Don'ts | 1989 | Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association | ||
| Facility Joint Use Guidelines | Describes the key elements of a joint use agreement | |||
| Facility Joint Use Agreement Issues | Describes issues that should be addressed to keep some common problems from arising | |||
| Neighborhood Change Partners | Lists some of the government departments, agencies, sectors and institutions that need to be involved in promoting healthy eating and physical activity environments on a neighborhood level. | 2007 | HEALTHY EATING & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: Addressing Inequities in Urban Environments | The Prevention Institute |
| Partner identification, consideration, characteristics, and implementation | Check list | 2004 | Rural Community Health and Well-Being: A Guide to Action | Rural Development Institute |
| The Partnership Handbook | Developed by the Labour Market Learning and Development Unit at Human Resources Development Canada to help people learn more about what community-based partnerships are and to offer suggestions about how to be effective in them. | 2000 | Service Canada | |
| Identifying Partners | ||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact |
| Aboriginal Organizations in Manitoba | A Directory of Groups and Programs Organized by or for First Nations, Inuit and Métis People. Compiled and edited by Aboriginal Friendship Committee, Fort Garry United Church, Winnipeg | 2008 | ||
| CONTACT Community Information, Manitoba's Community Resource Data Warehouse | On-line resource providing one of the most comprehensive listings of community resources in Manitoba to many voluntary sector organizations including: governments; individuals; private sector and community organizations. | Volunteer Manitoba | ||
| Manitoba Networks and Coalitions | A list of Manitoba networks and coalitions supporting healthy sustainable communities. | Health in Common | ||
| Planning a Meeting | |||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact | |
| Facilitating Meetings with Community Groups | 2005 | Communicating for Action: A Practical Handbook | Community Action Network | ||
| Meeting tools: Meeting planner form; Meeting agenda planning form; Detailed meeting agenda planning form; Minutes form | A series of forms to assist with meetings | 2006 | Rural Development Institute’s Regional Round Table Handbook for the Community Collaboration Process | Rural Development Institute | |
| Meeting participation Self-checklist | Use periodically as a self-check to see how effectively you participate in meetings. | 2006 | Rural Development Institute’s Regional Round Table Handbook for the Community Collaboration Process | Rural Development Institute | |
| Planning a Great Meeting | Includes information on planning, logistics, timelines, a site inspection list, presentation templates, and a glossary of meeting terms | 2005 | Communicating for Action: A Practical Handbook | Community Action Network | |
| Developing Leadership | |||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact | |
| Different Roles in Group Process & Tasks/Questions for Each Role | Highlights the four productive roles in a group | 2005 | Communicating for Action: A Practical Handbook | Community Action Network | |
| Leadership Skills Assessment Checklist | 2004 | Rural Community Health and Well-Being: A Guide to Action | Rural Development Institute | ||
| Mentoring Modules | Six modules providing a foundation for exploring different forms of mentorship in ways that can contribute to creating a culture of mentorship. | 2007 | The Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research | ||
| Choosing the Most Appropriate Leadership Style | Diagram explaining what types of leadership work with the experience and confidence of group members | 2004 | Rural Community Health and Well-Being: A Guide to Action | Rural Development Institute | |
| Volunteer Manitoba | Volunteer Manitoba’s mission is to support groups and individuals in the voluntary sector to develop and enhance their capacity to anticipate, understand, celebrate, and meet community needs in Manitoba. |
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| Planning | |||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact | |
| Creating a Non Profit Organization | This guide has been prepared to help you through the process of starting a not-for-profit organization. It will introduce you to the wide range of programs, services and regulations involved when creating and operating a not-for-profit organization. |
Volunteer Manitoba Canada/Manitoba Business Service Centre |
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| Community Action Resources for Inuit, Métis and First Nations: Planning | Tool kit focusing on understand the importance of planning and the consequences of not planning; putting together a plan for a community program; and how to design and use planning tools. | 1998 | Health Canada | ||
| Workplan worksheet | Blank workplan template | 2006 | Rural Development Institute’s Regional Round Table Handbook for the Community Collaboration Process | Rural Development Institute | |
| Action planning form | Blank action planning template | 2006 | Rural Development Institute’s Regional Round Table Handbook for the Community Collaboration Process | Rural Development Institute | |
| Developing goals and objectives worksheet | A blank SMART objectives template | 2006 | Rural Development Institute’s Regional Round Table Handbook for the Community Collaboration Process | Rural Development Institute | |
| Logic Model | A blank logic model template | 2006 | Rural Development Institute’s Regional Round Table Handbook for the Community Collaboration Process | Rural Development Institute | |
| Solutions Matrix | Use when a group needs to come to consensus on a solution, decision or course of action. | 2004 | Rural Community Health and Well-Being: A Guide to Action | Rural Development Institute | |
| Techsoup Canada | The TechSoup Canada Technology Donation Program is an online product donation service that connects nonprofits with technology product donations from more than twenty-five leading corporate and nonprofit technology partners. | ||||
| Watch Out for Health Planning Resource | The document outlines potential health benefits, positive and negative effects of proposed development and issues that need to be thought about. | 2009 | NHS London Healthy Urban Development Unit | ||
| Considering the Evidence | |||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact | |
| Best Practice Guidelines for Mental Health Promotion Programs: Children & Youth | This web resource provides the health and social service provider (“practitioner”) with current evidence-based approaches in the application of mental health promotion concepts and principles for children and youth. | Centre for Addiction and Mental Health | |||
| Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange | CATIE is responsible for brokering the exchange of information related to the prevention, treatment, care and support for people living with and vulnerable to HIV/AIDS. | ||||
| Canadian Institute for Health Information | A compendium of community interventions related to chronic disease prevention and health promotion that have been evaluated, shown to be successful, and have the potential to be adapted and replicated by other health practitioners working in similar fields. | Population Health Approach: The Organizing Framework | Public Health Association of Canada | ||
| Canadian Institute for Health Information | Provides timely, accurate and comparable information. Our data and reports inform health policies, support the effective delivery of health services and raise awareness among Canadians of the factors that contribute to good health. | ||||
| The Centre for Aboriginal Health Research | A centre of research excellence in the Faculty of Medicine, Department of Community Health Sciences, Section of First Nations, Metis and Inuit Health. Researchers affiliated with the centre work collaboratively to advance the health and wellbeing of indigenous peoples in Manitoba, Canada and internationally. | ||||
| Communities Taking Action: Profiles of Health Equity | A collection of profiles that showcase successful community initiatives aimed at improving health equity. These profiles are meant to demonstrate key steps to creating healthy, equitable environments and inspire similar action in other communities and locales. | Prevention Institute | |||
| Heart & Stroke Position Statements | Heart and Stroke Foundation’s views on current issues relating to heart disease, stroke and healthy living. | Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba | |||
| Knowledge Exchange Network (Canadian Cancer Society) | CCS KEN identifies relevant evidence from leading edge research and helps people use it in a meaningful way. | KEN Methodology | |||
| Lifestyle Information Network National Recreation Database | The recreation sector’s largest database of shared information on: best practices; association/member management information; sample online surveys; training materials; research reports; sample by-laws, policies and procedures | Lifestyle Information Network | |||
| Lifting the Burden of Chronic Disease | This paper aims to provide clearer direction to decision-makers by synthesizing the research evidence on how the system can best be designed to support chronic-disease management and prevention. | 2008 | Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, Research & Evaluation Unit | ||
| Manitoba Health Population Report | The population data shown in this report are based on records of residents registered with Manitoba Health. Data for the regions include population of cities, towns, villages, rural municipalities, local government districts, and unorganized territories. | 2009 | Manitoba Health | ||
| National Collaborating Centres for Public Health | The six National Collaborating Centres (NCCs) for Public Health promote and improve the use of scientific research and other knowledge to strengthen public health practices and policies in Canada. They identify knowledge gaps, foster networks and translate existing knowledge to produce and exchange relevant, accessible, and evidence-informed products with researchers, practitioners, and policy makers. | ||||
| Program Evidence Tools (TEIP) | A set of guidelines and worksheets that provide step-by-step support to identify and apply relevant sources of evidence to strengthen local health promotion and chronic disease prevention programming. | Toward Evidence Informed Practice | |||
| Pubget: the search engine for life-science PDFs | a search engine for PDFs in the life sciences. We index nearly 20 million life science research documents, including those in PubMed®. | ||||
| Getting the Word Out | |||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact | |
| The Basics of Social Marketing | A tool to help you apply effective social marketing to your public health programs and practices. | Turning Point | |||
| Breaking Through on the Social Determinants of Health and Health Disparities | Research findings on Social Determinants of Health messages to those outside the health and social services sector. | 2009 | The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation | ||
| Creating a Great Website | A resource developed to help you plan and design a website at the conceptual stage so that it is easy for users to view and navigate relevant content. | 2007 | Primary Health Care Research & Information Service | ||
| A Guide to Writing in Plain Language | Litaracy Partners of Manitoba | ||||
| The Health Communication Unit, Centre for Health Promotion, University of Toronto | |||||
| Making an Idea Worth Being Spread or Putting Words in People's Mouths | 2005 | Communicating for Action: A Practical Handbook | Community Action Network | ||
| Sample Photo Release Form | A generic photo release form | 2008 | Healthy Together Now | ||
| Spreading Ideas | How ideas spread in a network | 2005 | Communicating for Action: A Practical Handbook | Community Action Network | |
| Resolving Conflict | |||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Documents | Contact | |
| Conflict resolution worksheet | A template to work through difficult group situations | 2004 | Rural Community Health and Well-Being: A Guide to Action | Rural Development Institute | |
| Group Effectiveness and Group Participant Checklists | Use occasionally to check your group’s effectiveness | 2004 | Rural Community Health and Well-Being: A Guide to Action | Rural Development Institute | |
BUILDING EVALUATION CAPACITY
| Learning about program evaluation | ||||
| Resource & URL | Summary description | Year | Available Evidence /Background Docs | Contact |
| Program Development and Evaluation (University of Wisconsin Extension) | Comprehensive website including guidebooks, resources and educational tools on all aspects of program evaluation. | |||
| Learning Module 3: Planning for Successful Evaluation | On-line evaluation learning module developed by TEIP, a program of the Ontario Public Health Assocation | 2009 | Towards Evidence-Informed Practice | |
| Working Together: The Paloma-Wellesley Guide to Participatory Evaluation | Comprehensive guide geared toward front-line staff and managers to: - provide a framework and process that support and guide a participatory program evaluation - engage stakeholders in evaluation process - build a culture of evaluation |
2010 | Patton | The Paloma FoundationWellesley Institute |
| Participatory Evaluation Essentials for Non-Profit Organizations and their Evaluation Partners | Comprehensive “how to” guide on program evaluation basics and planning. logic models, collecting and using evaluation data, projecting levels of effort, timelines and budgets, and evaluation reporting | 2004 | The Bruner Foundation | |
| Evaluation Guidebook for Small Agencies | Guidebook to help small agencies plan, design, implement and manage evaluations based on the Treasury Board of Canada Evaluation Policy requirements. | 2006 | Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat | |
| Online Program Evaluation Training Module | Three online modules specific to separate phases of program evaluation – planning, doing, and using. They take users through the program evaluation process from beginning to end and include helpful information about program logic models, indicators and measures. They also help agencies and service providers develop evaluation programs that can be used to improve service and processes in a sustainable way. | 2009 | The Provincial Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health at CHEO – Le Centre d’excellence provincial au CHEO en santé mentale des enfants et ados | |
| Evaluation Organizations & Associations | ||||
| Resource & URL | Summary description | Year | Available Evidence /Background Docs | Contact |
| Canadian Evaluation Society – National | ||||
| Canadian Evaluation Society – Manitoba Chapter | Includes local training & events calendar | |||
| American Evaluation Association | ||||
PREPARING TO EVALUATE
| Ethics in evaluation | ||||
| Resource & URL | Summary description | Year | Available Evidence /Background Docs | Contact |
| ARECCI Ethics Screening Tool | On-line screening tool to determine the level of risk for project participants and the appropriate ethics review requirements. | 2008 | ARECCI Ethics Decision-Support Tools for Projects | Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research |
| ARECCI Ethics Guidelines for Quality Improvement and Evaluation Projects | Provides guidelines to identify and integrate appropriate ethics considerations into evaluation projects. | 2008 | ARECCI Ethics Decision-Support Tools for Projects | Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research |
| American Evaluation Association Guiding Principles Training Package | The Guiding Principles for Evaluators serve as the cornerstone of good evaluation practice. Developed in 1994 as guidelines for sound, ethical practice, they have been broadly vetted with the AEA membership and reviewed and revised at regular intervals.In 2006-2007, the AEA Ethics Committee worked with a range of evaluators to develop a training package aimed at introducing the Guiding Principles in a workshop format and engaging evaluators in discussion about ethical practice. The resulting package, having been reviewed by an expert panel and approved for distribution by the AEA Board of Directors, is available for use for personal instruction or as a starting point for facilitating a workshop on the Guiding Principles. | 2010 | American Evaluation Association | |
| Planning the evaluation | ||||
| Resource & URL | Summary description | Year | Available Evidence /Background Docs | Contact |
| Logic Model Template | 2011 | Learning Through Evaluation | ||
| Guidelines for engaging evaluators | 2006 | Brandon University Rural Development Institute | ||
| Evaluation Framework Template | 2011 | Learning Through Evaluation | ||
| Program Development and Evaluation (University of Wisconsin Extension) | Provides questions and considerations to help users focus the evaluation, collect information, use the information gathered and manage evaluation activities. | 1996 | University of Wisconsin – Extension: Program Development and Evaluation | |
| Towards Evidence-Informed Practice | Tools and processes to guide practitioners to conduct process and outcome evaluation. | 2009 | ||
| Evaluation Framework template | Sample Worksheet for planning evaluations | |||
| Sample Intermediate Outcome Indicators | Examples of measurable intermediate outcomes adapted from “Applying to MOST” transport Canada | |||
IMPLEMENTING THE EVALUATION
| Collecting Data (methods and tools) | ||||
| Resource & URL | Summary description | Year | Available Evidence /Background Docs | Contact |
| Data collection worksheet | Sample worksheet for planning data collection activities | 2006 | Brandon University Rural Development Institute | |
| Community Capacity Building Tool (Public Health Agency of Canada) | A tool for planning, building and reflecting on community capacity in community-based health projects | Analysing Data Collected from the Community Capacity Building Tool: A Manual for Users | Public Health Agency of Canada Alberta/NWT Region | |
| photovoice.org | Photovoice is a tool for engaging community members in community based research and social change using photography and digital media. The photovoice website includes instructions and manuals for carrying out a photovoice project. | Casteleden, H., Garvin, T. Huu-ay-aht First Nation (2008) Modifying Photovoice for community-based participatory Indigenous research. | ||
| A Practical Guide to Photovoice | A comprehensive Photovoice manual. | 2009 | Prairie Women's Health Centre of Excellence | |
| Manitoba Youth Health Survey Questionnaire | Questionnaire completed by students in Manitoba on chronic disease risk factor behaviours | 2008 | Partners in Planning for Healthy Living | |
| Community Health Survey Tool (IRHA) | ||||
| Analysing Qualitative Data | ||||
| Resource | Summary | Year | Available Evidence /Background Docs | Contact |
| OWHN Guide to Focus Groups | Based on the experiences of the OWHN and is intended to help you strategize and implement focus groups in your community. | 2009 | Ontario Women’s Health Network | |