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Evaluation Using Focus Groups: Topic Guide (DCO/OD)

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Evaluation Using Focus Groups: Topic Guide

OMB Control Number: 0925-0648 Expiration Date: 05/31/2021

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Evaluation Using Focus Groups: Topic Guide


Focus Group Attendees

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  1. What about the training was relevant to your work?

  2. How would you change the course or program to make it more useful?

  3. What were the strengths of the training?

  4. What were the weaknesses of the training?

  5. Will you be able to implement this training?

  6. What challenges might you face in implementing information shared in the training?

  7. What resources will you need to implement what you learned in this training or program?

  8. Would any additional training be helpful to you?


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