Play@Home Evaluation Framework Report
Developing an Outcome Evaluation Framework for play@home.
This report explores the feasibility of and rationale for the design of an Outcome Evaluation Framework aimed at assessing the impact of the play@home scheme on the scheme’s four main objectives: physical activity, movement skills, cognitive/language development, and parent-child bonding.
The project was conducted in two interlocking phases. The first phase of “research” involved a scoping and review of the outcome evaluation literature alongside direct consultation with stakeholders (implementers, play@home coordinators) about current levels of outcome evaluation practice in the schemes.
The second phase comprised the production of a draft “best practice” outcome evaluation framework, in conjunction with the expert judgements of measurement domain-specific outcome evaluation experts, the views of stakeholders and the advice of a Health Sciences statistician, experienced in the evaluation of complex interventions.
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- Type > research > evaluation
- Subject > sport > sports and activities > play
- Subject > children > young children > babies
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- Subject > children > young children > toddlers
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- Subject > child care
- Subject > health care > health care professionals > nurses > health visitor
- Coverage > Scotland
- PublicationDate > 2008
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