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NIOSH Publication No. 2004-135:

Does It Really Work?

March 2004

 
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Title - "Does It Really Work?" Title - "Does It Really Work?" Title - "Does It Really Work?"

Page Title - "Steps for Evaluating Change"
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Evaluation should be a part of workplace changes from the start, through the process of finding an idea, trying it, testing to see if it results in positive outcomes, and if it does, adopting it. You can evaluate a plan or idea for change just as well as you can evaluate the actual change. Evaluation isn’t necessarily expensive or complicated. Here are four steps to follow:

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>Steps for Evaluating Change
 
What Does It All Mean?

 
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