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First, review the grading rubric below as well as Step 3 of the CDC evaluation guide (pp. 42–55) and address the following critical elements: ? Introduction: (Note: This introduction is similar to the summary of the program and the community being evaluated that you included in Milestone One, and is being provided here again, with a slight variation, for context. You will further refine this introduction when you submit your final program evaluation plan.) ? Describe the DCH program and community selected for the evaluation and the public health issue addressed by the program. ? Describe the stage of development of the program in the selected community. ? Identify community stakeholders for this program evaluation. ? Evaluating the Selected Program: Describe what type of evaluation you will use to evaluate the program: ? The evaluation types covered in the course include implementation/process, outcome, or mixed method. Specify which one of these you are using for this evaluation. ? Indicate why the selected evaluation type is appropriate given the program stage of development ? Evaluation Questions: Specify 3–5 evaluation questions that are appropriate to the program stage of development and address stakeholder questions about the program: ? List the evaluation questions that will be used for your project. Review the types of questions that are often posed for process evaluations (CDC evaluation guide, p. 43) and for outcome evaluation (CDC evaluation guide, p. 44). ? Indicate which program elements will be examined by each question ? Summarize how the questions address each of the CDC standards including utility, feasibility, propriety, and accuracy. ? Ensure Use of the Findings: ? How will the evaluation type you have chosen ensure use of the findings and provide lessons learned that will continue to improve programs targeting this issue? My evaluation is base on The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 2016 Cancer Summit titled “Looking Back and Looking Ahead: The State of Cancer Control in American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) Communities,”.