Application of Epidemiology (Part 6)

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Monitoring

an ongoing activity during program implementation to assess the current status of its implementation in terms of compliance to design the program, timelines, and attainment of midterm goals

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Result of monitoring

the project management team is able to:

- Assess the progress of the program implementation;

- Identify problems;

- Take corrective action;

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Result of monitoring

the project management team is able to:

- Have a tool for quality assurance and management;

- Measure achievement of midterm program objectives; and

- Lay the groundwork for program evaluation.

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Evaluation

a process that systematically and objectively assesses compliance to the design of the program, the performance, relevance and success of the project, that is, the extent to which a project accomplishes its intended result (outcomes)

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Evaluation

This process employs research techniques and applies the methods of epidemiology and health statistics

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Evaluation

Primary purpose: to provide feedback on the results (outcome) and impact of the project in order to inform policymakers and planners about the efficacy of the intervention

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Principles of evaluation

- Impartiality

- independence

- partnership

- communication and coordination

- credibility and transparency

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Comparison

- essence of impact evaluation

- based on observations of different groups at the same time or of the same group at different points over time

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impact evaluation

done to measure and compare these observations and conclude whether or not observed differences may be attributed to the project

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Epidemiologic evidence

necessary for the formulation of health policy

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Epidemiologic evidence

Example: Legislation of Republic Act 9288, also known as the Newborn Screening (NBS) Act of 2004.

* This law was passed from a study done by a group of obstetricians and pediatricians from 24 hospitals in Metro Manila

* Philippine Newborn Screening Project (PNBSP) showed that incidence of 6 metabolic conditions is high enough to be considered of public health importance.