The purpose of these evaluations is typically to assess the effectiveness, efficiency and/or appropriateness of an activity.

It is rare that evaluations undertaken as part of everyday business include formal ethical review in the same way as research. Because of this, evaluation findings and recommendations are often not broadly disseminated or published with the same credibility as research because they do not meet publication or dissemination requirements. This limits the ability and capability of the community services sector to pick up innovative developments in service provision, set the research agenda for the government and academic institutes, and readily access funding to effect broader change when efficient service models are identified by an organisation.

Join QCOSS for this one hour webinar with Megan Borlase, Co-CEO, Lojic Institute. The webinar will cover:

• Strategies for measuring impact
• Why evaluation activities should be disseminated
• Quality assurance and evaluation under the NHMRC
• An evaluation framework to address dissemination issues

Date: Friday, 1 March 2024
Time: 10:00am to 11:00am (AEST)
Location: Online via Zoom

Register here.