1. Alaska CCCP Vision & Mission Vision: A Cancer Free Alaska Mission: Working Together for a Cancer Free Alaska A CANCER FREE ALASKA

2. Evaluation Planning: We focus evaluation on three components 1. Plan Evaluation Outcomes 2. Partnership Evaluation Meeting Satisfaction Participation/Attendance 3. Committee Evaluation Activities

3. For each component, we have three types of evaluation Three types of evaluation: 1. Process – Monitoring and documenting program activities 2. Impact – Documenting the short-term results of program activities 3. Outcome – Documenting and measuring progress toward reaching goals

4. Evaluation Model - Logic Processes Impact Outcomes If processes occur as planned, then the impact of program activities will be positive and progress will be made toward achieving outcomes.

5. Using the evaluation model Processes Advisory committee Meetings suggest Survivorship Issues *Conference *Needs Assessment *Treatment Summaries Impact Input obtained to guide decisions about how to …. Evidence Based Outcomes Programs developed that meet needs of Alaskans and make progress toward reducing the burden of cancer – Increased Quality of Life, Decreased Health Disparity.

6. Partnership Evaluation Process - Observation Meeting is carried out as planned Agenda sent out and received Logistics are as planned Agenda is covered as planned during the meeting Impact – Survey Quantitative Attendance and representation Will they attend committee meetings in the future? Qualitative Was the meeting a good use of time? Are the ‘right’ people at the table ?

7. Committee/Activity Evaluation Survivorship Committee: Survivorship Conference Survivor Snapshot Welcome to the Survivorship Conference. Please take a moment to tell us about yourself. 1. My relationship to cancer: (Please check all that apply):  Survivor  Relative of Survivor  Caregiver  Provider  Support Group Member  Other If you are a survivor, where was your primary site(s): Diagnosis Date: Gender: Age: Ethnicity/Cultural Heritage: Zip Code: 2. My health care access and insurance coverage is (Please check all that apply):  Private Insurance  Medicare  Medicaid  Alaska Native/American Indian  Military  Veteran  Uninsured  Other: 3. My health priority today: 4. May we contact you?  Yes  No Name: Phone and/or email: Thank you for taking the time to complete this information, which offers the American Cancer Society and conference organizers a snapshot of the audience we are currently reaching, identify others we may be missing and help us to assess survivor needs.

8. Survivorship Conference Evaluation: Quantitative: The conference met my expectations.□ YES □ NO Comments: _______________________________ The information presented was relevant to my needs and experience. Pain and Neuropathy□ YES □ NO Comments: _______________________________ Exhibits and Resources□ YES □ NO Comments: _______________________________ Qualitative: Additional comments: What was most valuable to you in attending today’s conference?

9. Survivorship Conference Evaluation: Thank you!

10. Plan Evaluation A Report Card on Outcomes Breast Cancer Outcomes: by 2010, increase the percentage of women ages 40+ who have had a mammogram in the previous 2 years to 76%. (Health Alaskans 2010)

12. Plan Evaluation: Report Card Data Base: BRFSS 2004 Baseline: 67% Alaska Native Women: 67% White Women:67% Data Base: BRFSS 2006 Goal: 76% in 2010 Alaska Native Women: 81% White Women:72%

13. Next Steps… Development of Report Card Complete Needs Assessment Repeat Satisfaction Survey of Partnership

14. Resources Attend Evidence Based Public Health – NACDD and Prevention Research Center at St. Louis University. Websites: CDC – NCCCP Web Forum