EPSDT, demonstration model evaluation handbook
Subtitle: evaluation plan, goals, common data base, cost data collection performance measurement, subsystem definitions, statistical data collection procedures, standard and special studies, standard reports, testable hypotheses, sample forms and program of instruction for screeners
By: Harry W. Martin, Ph.D.--Director ... Arthur E. Britt , M.A.--Asst. Deputy Director (principal author) [and 5 others]
Contributors: Martin, Harry W.; Britt, Arthur E.; United States. Social and Rehabilitation Service
Publisher: Health Services Research Institute, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Published: 1975
Place of publication: San Antonio, Texas
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: Child welfare; Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment Program (U.S.); Poor children; Handbooks, manuals; Medical examinations; Welfare recipients; Data processing; Preventive health services for children; Evaluation
Other titles: Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment, demonstration model evaluation handbook.; Evaluation handbook :; Evaluation handbook :
Notes: "May 1, 1975."

Prepared under a grant awarded by the Social and Rehabilitation Service, DHEW.
Table of contents: title: I. General (background); title: II. Evaluation plan and purpose of handbook; title: III. Common data base; title: IV. Subsystem definitions; title: V. Testable hypotheses; title: VI. Performance and cost measurements; data collection procedures and guidelines; title: VII. Special and standard sub-studies of program impact; title: VIII. Standard operational and evaluation report system; title: IX. Model forms and entry explanation; title: X. Program of instruction for screeners in use of forms, notes, and gross indicators; title: XI. Data processing instructions; title: XII. An example; title: overall research format; title: multiple demonstrations; title: XIII. An example; title: research format for the case-finding and case-monitoring subsystem as a component of a new demonstration in an urban setting (a 36-month projection).