Progress in evidence-based solution development is not always linear; evidence determines phase movement¶

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q1 i? Evidence determines when a solution should move to the next phase, stay within a phase and continue development, or return to a prior phase. → Kate Place 2023

Evidence¶

Kate Place 2023¶

Kate Place, Kara Conroy, Gregory Chojnacki. (2023). A Road Map for Building Evidence that Drives Learning and Improvement. Mathematica. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/a-road-map-for-building-evidence-that-drives-learning-and-improvement

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The publication's key findings assert this phase-movement rule for its four-phase M&E approach. It is a descriptive statement of the approach's design logic; the overview reports no empirical test of the rule, offering it as the authors' framework for evidence-based iteration.

"Progress is not always linear. The evidence determines when a solution should move to the next phase, stay within a phase and continue development, or return to a prior phase."

Discussion¶

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