Phone: (405) 271-3619
The Evaluation and Surveillance component of the Center for the Advancement of Wellness tracks statewide progress towards goals and monitors the activities of programs.
A wide range of short-term, intermediate and long-term indicators are documented, including changes in knowledge, attitudes, policies, and behaviors, as well as tobacco-related health status and costs.
Key measures include:
Why evaluate?
A comprehensive evaluation plan incorporates both quantitative and qualitative data relating to all program components. For more information contact Joyce Morris, Evaluation and Surveillance Coordinator
Key Data Collected
Key Data Collected by Other Departments and Agencies