L'analyse de l'implantation
modèles et méthodes
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This article presents some theoretical and methodological tools used in conducting an analysis of intervention implementation. Following a definition of this analysis, five analytical models of organizational change are given as examples of theoretical pathways for a contextual study of intervention implementation. Some methodological pathways are also introduced. More specifically, the examples used in the article present appropriate research strategies for conducting this type of evaluation. The article concludes that implementation analysis is a complex method of evaluation that increases the usefulness of evaluative research results.
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Copyright (c) 1990 Jean-Louis Denis, François Champagne

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