Effective Planning Strategies for Program Implementation
Mar 02, 2012 · Programmatic Interventions 1. Review data/evaluate 2. Assess current programmatic interventions 3. Identify change(s) or needed programmatic intervention(s) 4. Plan Change(s) 5. Implement Change(s) Introduction Importance of Establishing Supports Practical Planning Strategies WV S3 Planning Page 11 Efforts
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