Evaluation Centre for Complex HealthInterventions (TECCHI), St. Michael's Hospital
Abstract
The evaluation focused on the Teasdale-Corti initiative which supported programs of work combining applied research, knowledge translation and capacity building to solve pressing problems in low and middle income countries (LICs). The paper describes the evaluation approach, data sources, evidence of impact, research outputs and bibliometrics, and project outcomes. Engagement of knowledge users needs to be better planned for and defined. An evaluation framework can ensure consistency in messaging through the course of the project, especially when shorter timelines are framing complex situations
