Title: Design Evaluation - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Headings: Design Evaluation
Design Evaluation
Program Evaluation
3.2 Designing the Evaluation
Goal-Based vs. Goal-Free Evaluation
Status of Goal-Based and Goal-Free Evaluation
Goal-Based Evaluation Remains Dominant in Evaluation
Beyond the Rhetoric of Goal-Free Evaluation
Diverse Options Now Available for Conducting Evaluations
Evaluation of Nutrition Interventions
C. Statistical Power
Evaluation Methodology
Strengths and limitations
Measuring the Value of Health Information Exchange
Assessing Feasibility of Evaluation Measures
Neurological Rehabilitation
Functional behavior assessment in ABI neurorehabilitation
Evaluation of Integrated Health Programs in School
Lessons Learned and Next Steps
Program Evaluation
Focusing the Evaluation
Experiments, Criminology
The Future of Randomized Experiments in Criminology
Approaches to screening and assessment in gerontological occupational therapy
Training of occupational therapists recertification

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Neurological Rehabilitation
Nathan D. Zasler, ... Harvey E. Jacobs, in Handbook of Clinical Neurology, 2013
Functional behavior assessment in ABI neurorehabilitation
The individualized focus of ABA procedures makes them applicable in neurorehabilitation settings (Eames and Wood, 1985a, b; Jacobs, 1988 ). Single-subject evaluation designs adapt to the unique presentation of each individual, making them effective barometers of treatment effects, especially for complex or challenging cases. ABA evaluation strategies apply across many different treatments and not just “traditional” behavioral interventions ( Ducharme, 2000; Karol, 2007 ). Single-subject designs can evaluate speech, physical, occupational, and other traditional restorative therapies ( Jacobs et al., 1996;