Session was held on January 31, 2024.
Are you involved in a Compassionate Communities initiative and struggle with evaluation?
This session was led by the Pan-Canadian Compassionate Communities Evaluation Project Team, who demonstrated how the newly released Compassionate Communities Evaluation Guide can be utilized.
During the session, participants saw examples of how the guide will help to create an evaluation plan and support its implementation. Participants gained a better understanding of this free resource and how to use it to support the data collection and understand the impact of their Compassionate Community work. Sharing this knowledge with the community and funders will only strengthen the impact of the work.
Please download the Compassionate Communities Evaluation Guide.
Presenters:
- Bonnie Tompkins, Pallium Canada
- Dr. Eman Hassan, BC Centre for Palliative Care
- Émilie Lessard, Canada Research Chair in Partnership with Patients and Communities
- British Columbia Centre for Palliative Care – office@bc-cpc.ca
- Pallium Canada, Bonnie Tompkins – support@pallium.ca
- Canada Research Chair in Partnership with Patients and Communities, Émilie Lessard – emilie.lessard@chairepartenariat.ca
Special thank you to Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence & Montreal Institute for Palliative Care for their ongoing support.
Compassionate Communities Evaluation Guide – Let’s work through examples
- Post ACP training evaluation survey – for Peer-facilitators
- Post ACP information session evaluation survey- for public participants
- Pallium’s Compassionate Communities Sustainability Guide https://www.pallium.ca/sustainability-guide/
- Compassionate Communities Evaluation Guide
- Compassionate Communities Evaluation Database
- Evaluation Plan Template
- Compassionate Communities Stages of development