This project synthesized monitoring and evaluation approaches in developing a comprehensive measurement system for the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute based at St. Michael\u2019s Hospital. \u00a0<\/strong>This project explored how evaluation approaches could be integrated with monitoring approaches to measure the impact of organizational-level research on social, health and community impacts.<\/p>\n Funder: \u00a0Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute<\/strong><\/p>\n Period of Grant:\u00a0 October 2013-April 2015<\/strong><\/p>\n The Teasdale-Corti Global Health Research Partnership Program supported global health research teams and individual researchers working with research users in low- and middle-income countries to develop, test, and implement innovative approaches to collaborative research that build partnerships between researchers and policy makers in the field of health and development.\u00a0 The program focused on four research-to-impact areas: (i) health policy and system research; (ii) prevention and control of pandemics; (iii) prevention and control of chronic diseases; and (iv) interactions of health, environment and development. The evaluation developed a theory of change for the Teasdale-Corti program that included: clarifying the underlying assumptions and risks inherent in the program through a global health research approach; examining the performance of the program as it relates to the theory of change; and understanding the implementation challenges.<\/p>\n Funder:\u00a0 IDRC<\/strong><\/p>\n Period of Grant:\u00a0 March 2012-December 2012<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Research Metrics Development of a Metric System for the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute This project synthesized monitoring and evaluation approaches in developing a comprehensive measurement system for the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute based at St. Michael\u2019s Hospital. \u00a0This project explored how evaluation approaches could be integrated with monitoring approaches to measure the impact … <\/p>\n
\nEvaluation of the Teasdale-Corti Global Health Research Partnership Program<\/h2>\n