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Integrating Arts Programmes for Stroke Recovery: Evaluation and Management Model

Explore a comprehensive project coordinating evaluation and management structures for integrating arts programmes in stroke recovery. Learn how to plan, collect data, analyze information, make recommendations, and implement feedback effectively. Discover the impact of art on self-confidence, self-esteem, and motivation in stroke survivors. Utilize tools like participant profiles, questionnaires, attendance records, and digital archives to evaluate and report on programme outcomes. Make informed recommendations for future programme development with a focus on individual and combined analysis. Enhance communication with key stakeholders via structured reporting mechanisms.

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Integrating Arts Programmes for Stroke Recovery: Evaluation and Management Model

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  1. Integrated Arts Programmes for Stroke Chris Kelly Project Coordinator

  2. Programme Model • 16 sessions • Project • Lead Artist • Budget • Volunteer Artist support • Partner • Partnership Link • Premises • Staff/volunteer support

  3. MANAGEMENT Monitoring DELIVERY Evaluation Project Structure Management Organisation v Project Group v PROJECT COORDINATOR v Project Partners v Lead Artists & Links v Participants

  4. The ceni Self Evaluation Model • PlanningData AnalysisReporting • Establish baseline position & targets • Agree success indicators • Identify required information • Collect Information • Analyse Information • Make recommendations • Feedback findings • Implement recommendations

  5. 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

  6. Data • Collect Information • Quantitative data • Qualitative evidence

  7. Data • Evaluation Tools/Methods • Participant Profiles • Participant Completion Questionnaires • Attendance Records • Link Report • Lead Artists Report • Digital Visual Archive • Programme Journal • Minutes of meetings

  8. Data Digital Visual archive

  9. 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”

  10. 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

  11. Analysis

  12. Analysis

  13. Analysis

  14. Analysis • Make Recommendations • From Individual programmes. • From combined programmes. • Through annual reports. • For future development.

  15. Reporting • Feedback Findings • To Management Organisation • To Funder(s) • To Partners • To Workers • To Participants • To wider service community

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

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