Total quality: total!
19
Jan
2012
Imagine you are in front of a four piece jigsaw puzzle that has to fit perfectly (sounds easy): 1) sampling, 2) instruments, 3) data management and 4) Field work. This is how, in the very first session on surveys and sampling of the Taller Internacional de Encuestas y Evaluación de Políticas Públicas, Juan Munoz, a founder of Sistemas Integrales, presented very intuitively the total quality concept as it applies to surveys, integrating these four pieces in order to have a reliable and decent data base. The keys to total quality: Apart from the logistical details involved in the preparation of a survey, Juan shared a couple of suggestions:
Not integrating means:
And finally, he explained the benefits of integration
In the second week, participants will field surveys, and see if Juan’s ideas work. 2 Responses to “Total quality: total!”Comment on the post |
I was wondering if you had a reference for an evaluation checklist to assess or assure the quality of the procedures in place for an evaluation?
we will touch on that in the next few posts from Chile.