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Obtaining and Using Feedback from Participants

Post-Permanency Programming

Center for Community Health and Development, University of Kansas

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Discusses what feedback from participants consists of, how agencies can get it, and how they can use it to create and maintain a high-quality program, initiative, or intervention that meets the real needs of the community.

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