Measurement and Evaluation for Health Educators provides health educators, health promotion practitioners, and students 13 chapters of practical information on many different aspects of measurement, instrument design, and evaluation techniques. A good selection of topics and well-written chapters encourages professionals to evaluate their own programs and procedures. This is a user-friendly text that provides valuable information for people who are or will be evaluating health education and/or health-promotion programs. It is an excellent guide for practitioners interested in using evidence-based techniques in their health promotion and health education activities.
