Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Arts (MA)
Department
Psychology
Faculty/School
Faculty of Science
First Advisor
Not Applicable
Advisor Role
Not Applicable
Abstract
In 1993 The Government of Canada allocated 2.7 million dollars to fund five Breast Cancer Information Exchange Pilot Projects for five years. The Ontario Breast Cancer Information Exchange Project (OBCIEP) is one site of this innovative approach to linking breast cancer stakeholders and women with breast cancer and coordinating available information sources to improve access to information about breast cancer for women, their families and health care professionals. Formative evaluations are conducted to learn from a novel program such as the OBCIEP. This paper outlines a collaborative approach to evaluation using qualitative methods and analyses. The results of the evaluation are discussed in terms of community psychology and evaluation theory and practice, as well as the historical roots of the women's health movement.
Recommended Citation
Monforton-Everest, Michelle Marie, "A formative evaluation of the Ontario breast cancer information exchange project" (1996). Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive). 578.
https://scholars.wlu.ca/etd/578
Convocation Year
1996
Convocation Season
Spring