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Introduction to Evaluation section

An introduction to the evaluation portion of the HealTorture.org website.

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Evaluation resources

Introduction
Benefits of evaluation
Planning evaluation
Measurement tools
Data collection
Conducting your evaluation
Outcomes analysis
Basic statistical methods
Reviewing & presenting results
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