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Powis L, Krisowaty L. 2022. (Cutting Edge Learning Community) - Moving from Evaluation to Quality Improvement: June 2022 CELC Training Webinar. [Washington, DC]: Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs Innovation Hub, 33 m 47 s. (CELC Quarterly Training)

Annotation: This June 2022 recording features AMCHP's Evidence and Implementation team demonstrating how organizations can leverage evaluation data to drive quality improvement initiatives, with particular emphasis on identifying underlying root causes of issues. The presentation introduces and provides practical demonstrations of two complementary root cause analysis methodologies—the Fishbone Diagram and the 5 Whys technique—showing not only how each works independently but also how they can be effectively used in tandem for comprehensive analysis. Viewers will gain enhanced understanding of the evaluation-improvement connection, appreciate the critical importance of root cause identification in solving organizational challenges, and learn the practical application of these analytical tools through clear explanations and comparative demonstrations.

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Keywords: Staff development, MCH programs, Data analysis, Program evaluation, Quality assessment

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