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What is the Policy Problem? Methodological Challenges in Policy EvaluationANDERS HANBERGERUme University, SwedenBecause when a Policy process starts, nobody knows what line of action willeventually be implemented, Policy evaluation has to continuously examinethe content of different Policy components. In order to understand andexplain public Policy , different stakeholders perceptions of the policyproblem need to be scrutinized. A Policy evaluation should also facilitate theinterpretation of Policy in a broader context. What values and order doesthe Policy or programme promote? Using an open evaluation framework anda mix of criteria can facilitate a broader interpretation of the Policy this article, problems undertaking Policy evaluation are discussed inrelation to a Swedish medical informatics :lines of rationality; Policy evaluation; Policy learning; Policy problem;stakeholdersIntroductionWhen a Policy process starts, nobody knows who gets What, When and How (Lasswell, 1958) or what line of action will eventually be implemented.
niques can be justified and used within a hermeneutic framework. Accordingly, when positivist methods and techniques are used by postpositivist evaluators, they are used critically, together with other methodologies, and without assumptions of scientific objectivism. The dichotomy between quantitative and
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