Using Logic Models to Guide Program Implementation and Ongoing Program Improvements

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Using Logic Models to Guide Program Implementation and Ongoing Program Improvements

Logic models are usually created during program planning and are often forgotten once implementation begins. This tip sheet offers several considerations for how PREP programs can use logic models as a living document to support planning, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement. Reviewing your logic model is especially important when making changes or adaptations in response to COVID-19.

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