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[OPPE] TARGETED EVALUATION PROJECTS (TEPs)-SUPPLEMENT to Performance Measures for Strengthening U.S. Public Health Infrastructure, Workforce, and Data Systems Grant OE22-2203 [2023, 2024]

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Overview

Introduction
A. Background Details
B. Evaluation Users and Focus
C. Evaluation Questions, Method
D. Optional Activities


Sheet 1: Introduction


Form approved
OMB No. 0920-1282
Exp. Date 6/30/2026




Public Health Infrastructure Grant (PHIG) Targeted Evaluation Projects (TEPs)




Purpose

Each recipient receiving funding through PHIG is required to submit an evaluation plan, otherwise known as a Targeted Evaluation Plan (TEP.) This workbook represents the full recipient evaluation plan and is due in GrantSolutions on November 15, 2023.




How to Use

You may use this optional Excel workbook to fill out your PHIG Targeted Evaluation Project. Questions, question numbers, and section labels correspond directly to the Recipient Guidance for evaluation plans provided by CDC. An outline of the Excel sheets included is provided below to help you navigate the tool.




Table of Contents

A. Background Details
Date submitted, recipient name, and Evaluation POC

B. Evaluation Users and Focus
Project description, purpose, intended users, applicable strategies, type of evaluation, and evaluation product

C. Evaluation Questions, Methods, and Implementation Plan
Evaluation questions, methods, and timeline

D. Optional Activities
Technical assistance, community of practice, and participation in the PHIG National Evaluation Plan


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Sheet 2: A. Background Details

A. Background Details





1. Date submitted:






2. Recipient name:






3. Evaluation POC


Name:


Title:


E-mail address:















Sheet 3: B. Evaluation Users and Focus

B. Evaluation Users and Focus







1. Name of evaluation project






2. What’s the purpose of this evaluation?






3. Who will use the information that comes out of this evaluation (i.e., intended users of the evaluation)?






4. What will the intended users of the evaluation do with the findings (e.g., inform program improvement, monitor progress, make changes to activities, allocate resources, etc.)?






5. Describe what are you evaluating. Recipients should provide a succinct and clear written description (e.g., intended outputs, outcomes, etc.) of what is to be evaluated. A full logic model may be helpful for clarifying the scope of the evaluation project and can be added as a supplemental document, but it is not required.






6. What strategy or activity is this evaluation associated with? (Please only select up to three.):



Strategy A1 - Workforce



Strategy A1.1 - Recruit and hire new public health staff 0


Strategy A1.2 - Retain public health staff 0


Strategy A1.3 - Support and sustain the public health workforce 0


Strategy A1.4 - Train new and existing public health staff 0


Strategy A1.5 - Strengthen workforce planning, systems, processes, and policies 0


Strategy A1.6 - Strengthen support for implmentation of this grant 0


Strategy A1 - Other 0


Strategy A2 - Foundational Capabilities



Strategy A2.1 - Strengthen accountability/performance management, including accreditation 0


Strategy A2.2 - Strengthen organizational competencies (e.g., IT, financial management, HR) 0


Strategy A2.3 - Enhance communications 0


Strategy A2.4 - Enhance or increase policy development and legal services and analysis 0


Strategy A2.5 - Strengthen community partnership development and engagement 0


Strategy A2.6 - Improve equity and organizational competencies addressing leadership, governance, and strategic planning 0


Strategy A2.7 - Implement plans to transition from COVID-19 response and other emergency response projects 0


Strategy A2 - Other 0


Strategy A3 - Data Modernization



Strategy A3.1 - Build the foundation to increase scalability, flexibility, reusability, sustainability, and interoperability of public health applications and data sources 0


Strategy A3.2 - Accelerate data into action by leveraging modern data standards and reusable processing approaches that make it easier to link data and more intuitive to troubleshoot issues 0


Strategy A3.3 - Develop a state-of-the-art workforce equipped with data science skillsets to be able to leverage modern tools 0


Strategy A3.4 - Support and extend partnerships to accelerate the exchange and use of data across the public health ecosystem and the identification and use of shared services 0


Strategy A3.5 - Manage change and governance by implementing modern best practices and guardrails for data and IT procurement, development, and governance 0


Strategy A3.6 - Advancing Electronic Laboratory Data Exchange  0


Strategy A3.7 - Sustain, enhance, or implement new laboratory information systems 0


Strategy A3.8 - Other 0







7. Describe the type of evaluation to be conducted (e.g., process and/or quality improvement, outcome, process and outcome, impact, economic, etc.)




8. Describe one evaluation translational product to be developed and describe the potential dissemination channels and intended audiences of the product. (Evaluation translational products can include but are not limited to reports, presentations, training or technical assistance resources, case studies, white papers, gray literature, or peer-reviewed publications.)









Sheet 4: C. Evaluation Questions, Method

C. Evaluation Questions, Methods, and Implementation Plan









1. What are your evaluation questions?








2. What methods will you use to answer the evaluation questions? You may use the table below or use the open text box to describe the methods you will be employing to answer the evaluation questions.








Evaluation Questions Indicators Data Source Data Collection Methods Analytical Plans


































































3. Describe the timeline of key steps for conducting the evaluation project. The table below shows a high-level workplan for carrying out the TEP – who is doing what, when, etc. You may also add more information in this text box.








Key Steps for TEP Implementation Activity Timeframe Output Indicator Assigned To (e.g., title, role)


























































































































Sheet 5: D. Optional Activities

D. Optional Activities





1. What assistance do you anticipate needing to implement the TEP, and/or use the findings from the evaluation?





2. Please indicate your interest in the following (Yes, No, Unsure)






Receiving assistance from evaluation TA providers






Participating in an evaluation community of practice (CoP) with other recipients






Developing and implementing an evaluation project that will help support the National Evaluation Plan (being developed by the national evaluation team (NET), coordinated by the national partners.)1






1This might entail, for example, being part of an evaluation project where multiple recipients who are working to evaluate a similar intervention might work together to engage in more aligned and standardized data collection or be engaged in writing up a case study. The National Evaluation Team (NET) may reach out to recipients who express interest in this and whose proposed evaluation topics fit with the national evaluation plan. At that time, the NET will provide additional information about what it would entail, and recipients can decide whether to participate.


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