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Focus Group Template for Program Evaluation

by TYOKULA JACOB, from the Community

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Use this focus group template to plan and run effective program evaluations. Capture respondent details and group composition, set expectations and confidentiality, and guide a structured discussion with questions on program awareness, attendance, preferences, and areas to improve. Observe and note nonverbal cues such as pauses, laughter, and discomfort. Compare programs, prioritize what to discontinue or enhance, and document other comments. Record findings and photo evidence to support decisions and track outcomes over time.

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Focus Group Template for Program Evaluation
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Use this product-focused checklist when proceeding with the focus group discussion or interview. Gather the participants and list their names. Describe the composition of the group and ensure that (1) the goal of the focus group was defined, (2) all information will remain confidential and (3) respondents introduce themselves to each other before the main event. For the main activity, ensure that you use essential questions which will help probe and capture respondents authentic and natural responses. By the use of SafetyCulture, you can modify the questions to be specific to the topic that you want to use for your focus group.
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