DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR A PROGRAM THEORY-BASED APPROACH TO EVALUATING POLICY PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES: HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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LAWLESS ANGELA; BAUM FRAN; DELANY CROWE TONI; MACDOUGALL COLIN; WILLIAMS CARMEL; MCDERMOTT DENNIS; VAN EYK HELEN

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Journal: International Journal of Health Policy and Management Year:2018 | Volume:7 | Issue:6 Page(s): 510-521

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DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR A PROGRAM THEORY-BASED APPROACH TO EVALUATING POLICY PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES: HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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HEALTHY PUBLIC POLICY

EVALUATION

INTER-SECTORAL ACTION

HEALTH EQUITY

SOCIAL DETERMINANTS

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Background: The importance of evaluating policy processes to achieve HEALTH EQUITY is well recognised but such EVALUATION encounters methodological, theoretical and political challenges. This paper describes how a program theory-based EVALUATION framework can be developed and tested, using the example of an EVALUATION of the South Australian Health in All Policies (HiAP) initiative.Methods: A framework of the theorised components and relationships of the HiAP initiative was produced to guide EVALUATION. The framework was the product of a collaborative, iterative process underpinned by a policy-research partnership and drew on social and political science theory and relevant policy literature.Results: The process engaged key stakeholders to capture both HiAP specific and broader bureaucratic knowledge and was informed by a number of social and political science theories. The framework provides a basis for exploring the interactions between framework components and how they shape policy-making and public policy. It also enables an assessment of HiAP’s success in integrating health and equity considerations in policies, thereby laying a foundation for predicting the impacts of resulting policies.Conclusion: The use of a program theory-based EVALUATION framework developed through a consultative process and informed by social and political science theory has accommodated the complexity of public policy-making. The framework allows for examination of HiAP processes and impacts, and for the tracking of contribution towards distal outcomes through the explicit articulation of the underpinning program theory.

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LAWLESS, ANGELA, BAUM, FRAN, DELANY CROWE, TONI, MACDOUGALL, COLIN, WILLIAMS, CARMEL, MCDERMOTT, DENNIS, & VAN EYK, HELEN. (2018). DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR A PROGRAM THEORY-BASED APPROACH TO EVALUATING POLICY PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES: HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT, 7(6), 510-521. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/338400/en

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LAWLESS ANGELA, BAUM FRAN, DELANY CROWE TONI, MACDOUGALL COLIN, WILLIAMS CARMEL, MCDERMOTT DENNIS, VAN EYK HELEN. DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR A PROGRAM THEORY-BASED APPROACH TO EVALUATING POLICY PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES: HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2018;7(6):510-521. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/338400/en

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ANGELA LAWLESS, FRAN BAUM, TONI DELANY CROWE, COLIN MACDOUGALL, CARMEL WILLIAMS, DENNIS MCDERMOTT, and HELEN VAN EYK, “DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR A PROGRAM THEORY-BASED APPROACH TO EVALUATING POLICY PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES: HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT, vol. 7, no. 6, pp. 510–521, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/338400/en

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