Integrated Arts Programmes for Stroke

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Integrated Arts Programmes for Stroke Chris Kelly Project Coordinator

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Integrated Arts Programmes for Stroke. Chris Kelly Project Coordinator. Programme Model. 16 sessions Project Lead Artist Budget Volunteer Artist support Partner Partnership Link Premises Staff/volunteer support. MANAGEMENT Monitoring. DELIVERY Evaluation. Project Structure. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Integrated Arts Programmes for Stroke

Chris Kelly Project Coordinator

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Programme Model

• 16 sessions• Project

• Lead Artist• Budget• Volunteer Artist support

• Partner• Partnership Link• Premises• Staff/volunteer support

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MANAGEMENT

Monitoring

DELIVERY

Evaluation

Project Structure

Management Organisationv

Project Groupv

PROJECT COORDINATORv

Project Partnersv

Lead Artists & Linksv

Participants

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The ceni Self Evaluation Model

Planning Data Analysis Reporting

• Establish baseline position & targets• Agree success indicators• Identify required information• Collect Information• Analyse Information • Make recommendations• Feedback findings• Implement recommendations

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Planning

• Establish baseline position & targets• Agree success indicators

• Raised participants self-confidence, self-esteem, motivation and engagement

• Identify required information• Programme information• Project information• Service information

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Data

Collect Information

• Quantitative data• Qualitative evidence

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Data

Evaluation Tools/Methods

• Participant Profiles• Participant Completion Questionnaires• Attendance Records• Link Report• Lead Artists Report• Digital Visual Archive• Programme Journal• Minutes of meetings

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Data

Digital Visual archive

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Data

Programme Journal

• “It was something completely different, for me to have to come up with ideas – it was great”

• “Love these colours…Its like my journey the long dark road of my stroke but its opening up and getting brighter”

• “I cant wait for these days (ST/ART) to come round, it gets kind of boring in between”

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Analysis

Analyse Information

• Individual programmes are analysed.• Combined programmes are analysed.• Annual trends and themes are identified.• Annual reports are produced.• Cumulative statistics and cross

programme comparisons are made.• 3 year analysis report is produced

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Analysis

Previously Involved in Arts Projects

12% 5%

83%

Often Seldom Never

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Analysis

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80%

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Mood Confidence Communication Stamina /Concentration

Socialisation

Did the Programme Benefit Participants in the Following Areas?

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Analysis

9%0%0%

25%

48%

88%

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10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

Very Good Good Poor Very Poor

Anticipated Capability at Creative Work

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

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Analysis

Make Recommendations

• From Individual programmes. • From combined programmes. • Through annual reports.• For future development.

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Reporting

Feedback Findings

• To Management Organisation• To Funder(s) • To Partners• To Workers• To Participants• To wider service community

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Reporting

Implement Recommendations

• Review baseline position & targets• Agree new success indicators• Identify changes in required information• Collect Information• Analyse Information • Make recommendations• Feedback findings