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Data-driven service delivery

Data-driven service delivery

This session explores the practical role of data and evaluation in informing health promotion service delivery. Research and evaluation professionals share insights from the 10,000 Steps program, demonstrating how evaluation findings can be used to understand program impact, inform decision-making and support continuous improvement.

Date: 21 November 2024

Speakers

Dr Mark Robinson – Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Social Science Research, University of Queensland
Anetta Van Itallie – Senior Research Officer, School of Health, Central Queensland University

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