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Impact and Value: Telling Your Program’s Story
Impact and Value: Telling your Program's StoryCS108628 Impact AND VALUE: Telling your PROGRAM S Story Lessons Learned from the Division of Oral Health and Its Partners Authors: S. Ren Lavinghouze, MA Evaluation Scientist Division of Oral Health Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Ann W. Price, PhD Consultant Community Evaluation Solutions Contributors: ECB, Inc. 2824 Livsey Trail Tucker, GA 30084 David P. Hoffman, MEd Expert Consultant to the Office of Policy Evaluation and Legislation (OPEL) 3 West Albany, New York 12204 Phone (518) 474-1222 Fax (518) 473-0642 For more information see or contact Ren Lavinghouze at Suggested Citation: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Impact and Value: Telling your Program s Story . Atlanta, Georgia: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Oral Health, 2007.
progress, achievements, or lessons learned is a success story. With varying levels of evidence, a success story shows movement in your program’s progress over time, its value and impact. More importantly, a success story serves as a vehicle for engaging potential participants, partners, and funders. With attention to detail,
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