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Developing an Intervention Evaluation PlanStakeholders should determine what questions an evaluation should answer and what data will be needed to address those questions. This can include developing a logic model for the intervention.Stakeholders should also NR 537 Week 5 Rubric Development the decision points that the evaluation is expected to inform and determine if an impact evaluation is feasible. This will help to avoid the common pitfalls of evaluating complex interventions.Rubric DevelopmentEducators can use rubrics to provide clear and objective assessment of students’ performance, which can help reduce subjectivity and promote student ownership. They can also encourage students to think critically about their work and improve writing skills.To develop a rubric for an assignment, begin by brainstorming a list of criteria, traits or dimensions associated with the task. Then, reduce the list by chunking similar criteria and eliminating others until you produce a range of appropriate criteria. For instance, a NR 621 Intervention Evaluation Plan for assessing a formative assignment should have fewer criteria than one designed to rate a summative performance.As a part of the planning process, it is important to identify potential trade-offs between rigor and relevance. For example, if an intervention has a low likelihood of improving costs or health care quality and limited resources are available to evaluate it, it may be more useful to focus on understanding the implementation process rather than measuring the overall impact.<