From: Using theory of change to design and evaluate public health interventions: a systematic review
Inclusion criteria: • Describes or evaluates a public health intervention defined as any intervention which is intended to protect health or prevent or treat ill health in communities or populations [1] • Self-identifies as using a ToC approach and specifically mentions “theory of change” • Describes how a ToC was developed or how ToC was used in the design, evaluation and/or implementation of a public health intervention • Any evaluation design • Any date • Any language • Any country Exclusion criteria: • Conceptual/methodological or advocacy papers unless they include an example of how a ToC was developed or how ToC was used in the design, evaluation and/or implementation of a public health intervention • Review articles • Specific psychological, sociological or organisational theory (unless used to inform the ToC) • ToC in which the outcome is a change within an individual rather than change at population level. | ᅟ |