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Using attendance data in non-medical health interventions: A case study of Cape Town NPOs
Within health promotion NPOs, the effective collection, collation and analysis of attendance data can be hugely beneficial to a wide variety of organisational processes. These include the interlinked processes of monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment, as well as broader organisational streaml...
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Department of Sociology
2024
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