Measuring Outcomes
The Measuring Outcomes guidebook will be helpful to any organization interested in learning more about implementing or improving its procedures for measuring outcomes. Who developed the Measuring Outcomes guidebook? The guidebook was originally developed by the National Resource Center with assistance from Judy Clegg and Dawn Smart.
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