The Research and Evaluation Division works extensively with state and local agencies to design evaluations, identify outcome measures, and conduct evaluations of innovative family centered programs and other health and human services related programs and projects. The Center has conducted many studies of national and regional significance. Center researchers use both quantitative and qualitative methodologies to build evaluations that provide measurable results and an understanding of program philosophy and process. Current NRC projects are listed below and completed work may be accessed on the toolbar at right.
In Summer 2006 the work
of the with links to the College
of Public Health was located within the National Resource Center
for Family Centered Practice. To go to descriptions of the projects
of the Iowa Center for Evaluation Research, click
here.
Most recently we have
begun adding our work on disabilities and aging studies on a new
page: For the developing page
- click here
For
more information on Research & Evaluation contact:
Brad Richardson, Ph.D., Research Director, Research
Scientist &
Adjunct
Associate Professor
National Resource Center for Family Centered Practice
The University of Iowa School of Social Work
University of Iowa Research Park
100 MTP4 - Room 162
Iowa City, IA 52242
(319) 335-4924 or (515) 771-3589
brad-richardson@uiowa.edu
Kellee Thorburn McCrory, MPH
Iowa Center for Evaluation Research
National Resource Center for Family Centered Practice
The University of Iowa School of Social Work
University of Iowa Research Park
100 MTP4 - Room 162
Iowa City, IA 52242
319.335.4931
Kellee-McCrory@uiowa.edu
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