Evaluation of the integrated rehabilitation and recovery care program (IRRCP), work plan

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PDFEvaluation of the integrated rehabilitation and recovery care program (IRRCP), work plan

17 April 2008This plan outlines the methodology for the evaluation of the Integrated Rehabilitation and Recovery Care Project (IRRCP). The evaluation will research the implementation, process and outcomes of the program. The objectives of the evaluation are to:
• assess whether the appropriate consumers have been targeted by the IRRCP;
• identify program implementation consistency across the three providers;
• assess early impacts of the project on system practices, such as resolving consumer flow, and consumers outcomes; and
• identify applicability of the service model to other types of consumers of mental health services.

Publication typeReport
Publisher TypeAcademic research centre, APO Member
CoverageAustralia
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/4862
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