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Peer reviewedPerry, Patricia D.; Backus, Cheryl A. – Evaluation Practice, 1995
The phenomenon of empowerment in evaluation is examined by hypothesizing possible benefits and harms that may accrue from the program development process and the impact both may have on the evaluation. The evaluation of the Health Care Intervention Service of New York State offers an example. (SLD)
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Decision Making, Empowerment, Evaluation Methods
