Conducting surveys workshop (1 day)
Description of workshop
This workshop provides an overview of what you to know to plan,
design, and prepare a survey--one of the primary approaches used
to evaluate health promotion programs. Participants will learn when
it is appropriate to conduct a survey (pros/cons), how to determine
which method to use (face-to-face interviews, telephone interviews
or mailed questionnaires), how to design and pilot-test the questionnaire
(deciding on questions and layout), and how to prepare the sample
(determining what and how many respondents to select).
Who should attend
People interested in using surveys to plan and assess the impact
of health promotion initiatives
Objectives
To develop an understanding of the following survey planning,
design, and preparation steps:
- Step 1 Clarify
the purpose of the survey (definition and importance)
- Step 2 Assess
Resources
- Step 3 Decide
on the Method
- Step 4 Write
the questionnaire
- Step 5 Pilot
Testing
- Step 6 Prepare
the Sample
Schedule and location
Not scheduled at this time.
