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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Evaluation Series: Guidance for Evaluators

This series serves as a guide to aid evaluators as they begin their assessment of Foundation programs.

In: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Evaluation Series
Publisher: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Published: 12/2/2009

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Evaluation Series: Guidance for Evaluators

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National Program and Evaluation Development: Process

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