Evaluation methodology This section describes key elements of how the evaluation methodology will be organised and conducted. It includes key activities, project management, and timelines. Error! Reference source not found. summarises the timing, activities and deliverables of the evaluation. Table 2 | Four-stage methodology to deliver the evaluation January 2018 – September 2018 August 2019 – September 2020 – Date September 2018 – August 2019 August 2020 June 2021 Stage 1: Design Stage 2: Analyse Stage 3: Monitor Stage 4: Deliver final Evaluation current progress improvement report and and early impact recommendations Activities Initiate the Conduct Update Synthesise evaluation review of desktop qualitative and existing review of quantitative data, Conduct consumer relevant including final environment experience program cost analysis, to scan of information contextual develop draft stakeholders and data information findings and data, including Conduct Conduct Update review of targeted review of surveys and international interviews international consultations comparators comparators with Confirm ethics Hold working BreastScreen requirements Conduct session with DOH Australia online to test findings Develop and clients national and options test draft survey of Conduct Evaluation Plan, Develop BreastScreen follow-up including Report Australia survey of sampling and Test and iterate program BreastScreen recruitment findings and staff and program staff approach, data recommendations broad and broad collection tools with Department stakeholder stakeholder and risk groups groups Submit management Report plan Collect and Interim analyse Findings Finalise and quantitative Report 2 submit the program Evaluation Plan Update usage, cost and ethics quantitative and other application analysis on data program use Conduct and client consultations demographics with Conduct government, follow-up Program consultations Managers with and governments, BreastScreen Program Australia Managers staff and BreastScreen
Evaluation methodology This section describes key elements of how the evaluation methodology will be organised and conducted. It includes key activities, project management, and timelines. Error! Reference source not found. summarises the timing, activities and deliverables of the evaluation. Table 2 | Four-stage methodology to deliver the evaluation Date January 2018 – September 2018 September 2018 – August 2019 August 2019 – August 2020 September 2020 – June 2021 Stage 1: Design Evaluation Stage 2: Analyse current progress Stage 3: Monitor improvement and early impact Stage 4: Deliver final report and recommendations Activities Initiate the evaluation Conduct environment scan of stakeholders and data, including targeted interviews Confirm ethics requirements Develop and test draft Evaluation Plan, including sampling and recruitment approach, data collection tools and risk management plan Finalise and submit the Evaluation Plan and ethics application Conduct review of existing consumer experience information and data Conduct review of international comparators Conduct online national survey of BreastScreen Australia program staff and broad stakeholder groups Collect and analyse quantitative program usage, cost and other data Conduct consultations with government, Program Managers and BreastScreen Australia staff Update desktop review of relevant program contextual information Conduct surveys and consultations with BreastScreen Australia clients Conduct follow-up survey of BreastScreen program staff and broad stakeholder groups Interim Findings Report 2 Update quantitative analysis on program use and client demographics Conduct follow-up consultations with governments, Program Managers and BreastScreen Synthesise qualitative and quantitative data, including final cost analysis, to develop draft findings Update review of international comparators Hold working session with DOH to test findings and options Develop Report Test and iterate findings and recommendations with Department Submit Report
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