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Realist evaluation - Better Evaluation

Realist evaluation starts with theory and ends with theory. In other words, the purpose of a realist evaluation is as much to test and refine ...

A brief introduction to realist evaluation - GOV.UK

Programme theories identify how programme activities cause outcomes. The purpose of a realist evaluation is to test and refine the programme theory rather than ...

Realist evaluation - NCBI

The overarching aim in a realist evaluation is to understand the complex relationship between these mechanisms and the effect that context has on their ...

realist evaluation | intrac

The realist evaluation approach was first developed by. Pawson and Tilley (1997) and has since been adapted in many different ways. Realist evaluations are ...

Realist Evaluation - TASO

Share content ... A realist evaluation is a theory-led approach to evaluation that seeks to understand what works for whom, in what circumstances, and in what ...

REALIST EVALUATION - UNDP Evaluation Resource Center

REALIST EVALUATION · What contextual conditions are needed for a given mechanism to work? · Why is the achievement of the outcome dependent on the context?

What is realist evaluation? | Evidence-Based Nursing

Characteristics of realist evaluation. RE is a research methodology, otherwise known as a system of enquiry, that provides a framework for conducting an ...

Realist Evaluation - Wikipedia

Realist evaluation or realist review (also realist synthesis) is a type of theory-driven evaluation method used in evaluating social programmes. ... Based on ...

Realist Evaluation Framework - Georgia Health Policy Center

The realist approach was first introduced by Ray Pawson and Nick Tilley in 1997.1 In contrast to evaluation approaches that seek to answer “Does an intervention ...

Methods in realist evaluation: A mapping review - ScienceDirect.com

In this review, we aim to map the methods used in realist evaluation studies, to draw lessons from the findings and to reflect on ways forward.

Realist methodology - NCBI Bookshelf - NCBI

The realist evaluation approach was developed by Pawson and Tilley 23 in response to the recognised complexity of evaluating new policies.

Understanding Realist Evaluation Theory: A Comprehensive Overview

Realist Evaluation Theory seeks to uncover these mechanisms by examining the relationships between program components, contextual factors, and outcomes. It also ...

Realist Evaluation Ray Pawson and Nick Tilley 20041

It is only by understanding and probing its apparatus of change that one can evaluate a programme. According to realist evaluation programmes are. 'theories', ...

REALIST IMPACT EVALUATION - ODI

Realist evaluation is a member of a family of theory-based evaluation approaches which begin by clarifying the 'programme theory': the mechanisms that are ...

Realist Evaluation - Portail HAL Sciences Po

Realist evaluation is based on a conception of public policies as interventions that produce their outcomes through mechanisms that are only ...

Realist Evaluation – Policy Evaluation: Methods and Approaches

The realist approach thus distinguishes itself from more traditional approaches to evaluation, which often aim to assess only the effectiveness of a policy, ...

Benefits of realist evaluation for rapidly changing health service ...

Realist evaluation can be used to theorise and investigate emerging developments by consulting expert practitioners and reviewing current policy documents.

Full article: Understanding 'context' in realist evaluation and synthesis

This paper examines how context has been conceptualised and applied within recently published realist reviews and evaluations.

An overview of realist evaluation for simulation-based education

Realist evaluation offers a valuable methodology for researchers investigating interventions utilising simulation-based education. By ...

An introduction to scientific realist evaluation. - APA PsycNet

The authors argue for an approach to evaluation that they call scientific realist evaluation, where the central issue is causation, especially causal ...