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. 2019 Dec 28;16:40. doi: 10.3352/jeehp.2019.16.40

Table 1.

Literature regarding the criteria for each CIPP model element

Item Author Category Context Input Process Product
Proposal by Stuffelbeam, founder of CIPP Model Stufflebeam and Shinkfield [7] (1985) Criteria Define institution situation; learner identification and demand inspection; search for demand satisfaction opportunity; problem diagnosis and determination of objective appropriacy System capability, solution program strategy, design procedure of strategy execution, budget, schedule check Flaw check or prediction of procedures in progress or the execution process; information provision for preplanned sequential decisions; report and judgment of events and activities regarding the execution Collection of technology/judgment regarding achievements; linkage with information on the objective, situation, input, process; value and advantage analysis
Material collection method Utilization of systems analysis, survey study, literature survey, public hearings, interviews, diagnostic assessment, Delphi technique Available human and material resources, resolution strategy, design procedure, possibility and economic analysis, literature survey, pilot program survey, advocacy groups, pilot attempt procedural disorder identification and accidental disorder awareness, detailed information acquisition for scheduled decision-making, describe the actual process, continuous interaction with the program operation staff, and observation or their activities Operational definition and measurement of the performance standards and collection of the judgments by the interested parties, qualitative/quantitative analysis
Purpose Necessary for decision-making regarding education objective and purpose when education begins (provide standard of change plans, performance judgment): use in the decision-making for education planning Necessary for support resource, resolution strategy, and design procedure selection (provide the basis for change activity composition, execution process judgment basis): use in the decision-making for education structuralization Necessary for program planning, procedure, and improvement; necessary for actual situation basis provision in performance analysis: use in the decision-making for education execution Operational definition and measurement of the performance standard; collection of judgments by interested parties regarding the performance; qualitative/quantitative analysis: use in the decision-making for recycling
Institution Jung and Moon [26] (2013) Criteria Service demand and situation, service objective domain Budget, human resource management, facility and resource environment, service operation and content Service activity, service satisfaction, service evaluation Service application, service performance
School Shin et al. [19] (2018) Criteria Demand analysis, objective setting Execution plan (human resource, procedure, support system, etc.), performance detail Program activity, program management and evaluation Program performance (achievement, satisfaction, effectiveness)
Nursing Kim and Son [27] (2017) Criteria Intention and necessity contents of hospital introduction, senior nurses’ working experience Composition and facilitation Usefulness of the program, feeling involvement through activities, global satisfaction
Material collection method Questionnaire Questionnaire Questionnaire Questionnaire
Medical health professions Ashghali-Farahani et al. [14] (2018) Criteria Inappropriate infrastructure; unknown duties Biomedical approach; incomprehensive curriculum; lack of professional NICU nursing mentors; inappropriate admission process of NICU students; lack of NICU skill labs More emphasize on theoretical education; the overlap of credits with each other and the inconsistency among the mentor; ineffective assessment Preferring routine work instead of professional job; tendency to leave the job; clitical incompetency of graduates; dissatisfaction of graduates
Material collection method Semi-structured interview; open question
Target of evaluation NICU student, NICU graduate nurse, neonatologist, faculty member, nurse
Neyazi et al. [10] (2016) Criteria Goals, organization and management area Interest and understanding of students towards field and labor market; faculty members; research and educational spaces and equipment Student research activity; educational courses and programs, teaching and learning process; student progress evaluation; evaluated factors for graduates Efficiency of research and educational programs, teaching and learning process to increase knowledge and job performance of graduates
Material collection method Researcher-made questionnaires inspired from the CIPP model and internal evaluation literatures
Target of evaluation Students, graduates
Al-Khathami [11] (2012) Criteria Achievement of program goals; barriers to achieve goals, objectives, and needs Alternative procedural design for: contents, academic sessions, hospital sessions, half day release sessions Process involved in to learning activities; trainers; theoretical sessions; clinical sessions Overall impression about the program; barriers to achieve goals, objectives, and needs; assessment tools; enjoyment; satisfaction
Material collection method Questionnaire (quantitative, qualitative)
Target of evaluation Trainee
Yarmohammadian and Mohebbi [15] (2015) Criteria Human specialists and scientific services for needs of the local community Head of department, faculty, Activities of group manager, students, administrators -
students, curriculum, funding, training facilities of library; scientific research and teaching–learning activities of faculty
Material collection method Questionnaire
Target of evaluation Directorates, faculty members, students, and library staff
Neyazi et al. [12] (2016) Criteria Goals, management, and organization area Facility and spaces Educational courses and programs, learning and teaching process; administration and financial; program evaluation Graduates
Material collection method Questionnaire
Target of evaluation Department head, faculty members, and library staff
Rooholamini et al. [9] (2017) Criteria Perceptions of learning; perceptions of teachers; academic self-perceptions; perceptions of the environment; social self-perceptions Content of curriculum The process of learning; process of teaching Students’ performance; the process of teaching and learning
Material collection method Review of current evidence on integration; consultation with experts; Modified Dundee Ready Education Environment Measure (DREEM) A researcher made questionnaire 1: researcher–made questionnaires for evaluating the quality of each integrated course; 2: researcher–made questionnaires for evaluating the quality of early clinical exposure 1: learner centered integrated basic science, portfolios; 2: brainstorming (students); 3: semi-structured interview (professors of basic sciences)
Target of evaluation Students, faculty and administrators Faculties and curriculum committee First and second year medical students First and second year medical students; professors of basic sciences
Lee et al. [8] (2019) Criteria Goals, necessity or needs Available input resources (human and material resources); educational strategy Implementation according to plan; evaluation of the program by students Goal achievement; satisfaction of the curriculum
Material collection method Questionnaire, FGI, meeting minutes, syllabus, curriculum Questionnaire, FGI, meeting minutes, time table Questionnaire, FGI, meeting minutes, syllabus Questionnaire, FGI, meeting minutes, grades
Target of evaluation Students, faculty

CIPP, Context, Input, Process, and Product; NICU, newborn intensive care unit; FGI, focus group interview.