2010 Roundtable Evaluation

Exit this survey >>

 

Please select a roundtable presenter to evaluate:

Malva Baskovich, World Bank, Peru Marketing Sanitation to the Poor in Peru, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 12David Ameyaw, Millenium Challenge Corporation, United States, Quantifying Health Facility Improvements and their Impacts, Palladian Ballroom, Table 5James F. Phillips, Scaling Up Field Trial Success to a National Policy Initiative, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 1Jocelyn Kelly, Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, United States, Sexual Violence in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Palladian Ballroom, Table 8Habtamu Belete, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, Effect of Community Resource Persons on Childcare Practices, Palladian Ballroom, Table 1Leo Bryant, Marie Stopes International, United Kingdom, Reproductive Health and the Challenge of Climate Change Adaptation, Palladian Ballroom, Table 9Crystal Dreisbach, Family Health International, United States, Global Consultation Conclusions on Community Based Distribution of Injectable Contraception, Palladian Ballroom, Table 13Pham Duc Minh, Pathfinder International, Vietnam, Public Private Partnership for HIV/AIDS Prevention in Vietnam, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 5Katamujuna Emilly, International HIV/AIDS Alliance, Uganda, PLHIV are a Key Resource to Strengthening Linkages, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 6Sally Ethelston, PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative, United States, Preparing for Malaria Vaccines: Advocacy and Communications, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 7Louise Fignole, Supply Chain Management System (SCMS), Haiti, Keeping Cool in a Crisis: Lessons from Haiti, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 13Karen Hardee, Population Action International, United States, Linking Family Planning with Climate Change Adaptation in Ethiopia, Palladian Ballroom, Table 10David Hausner, John Snow Research and Training Institute, Inc., India, High Coverage of Most at Risk Populations Reduces HIV Risk, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 8Gregory Kamugisha, Futures Group, Tanzania, Increased Allocation of Public Resources to Family Planning, Palladian Ballroom, Table 11Oanh Thuy Kim, USAID, Vietnam, Impact of H5N1 Programs on Vietnam’s H1N1 Response, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 9Pierre Munyura, CHF International, Rwanda, Quantitative Assessment of Local Capacity Building Strategy, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 2Ines Gege Buki, Management Sciences for Health, Rwanda, Readiness Assessment of Pharmaceutical Care Practice in Rwanda, Palladian Ballroom, Table 3Josselyn Neukom, Population Services International, United States, Increasing Uptake of Long Term Methods in Zambia, Palladian Ballroom, Table 12Robert Ntalaka, AIDS Information Centre, Uganda, Uganda, Mobile Phones Increase Uptake of HIV Testing, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 10Frank Nyonator, Ghana Health Service, Ghana, Strengthening Health Systems to support Primary Health Care in Ghana, Palladian Ballroom, Table 6Dane Button, Forum One Communications, United States, Open Data and Health: Set Your Data Free, Palladian Ballroom, Table 7Jeff Richardson, Abbott Fund, United States, Strengthening Laboratory Training: A Capacity Building Approach, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 4Andrew Schroeder, Direct Relief International, United States, Geographic Business Intelligence and HIV/AIDS Monitoring in Haiti, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 11Stephanie Watson Grant, MEASURE Evaluation, Jamaica, Building on Local Strength to Expand M&E Capacity, Diplomat Ballroom, Table 3

Please select a roundtable presenter to evaluate:

Please rate the following about the session in general:

	Poor		Good		Excellent
Overall quality	*Please rate the following about the session in general: Overall quality Poor	Overall quality	Overall quality Good	Overall quality	Overall quality Excellent
Newness of information	Newness of information Poor	Newness of information	Newness of information Good	Newness of information	Newness of information Excellent
Importance of topic	Importance of topic Poor	Importance of topic	Importance of topic Good	Importance of topic	Importance of topic Excellent

Please rate the presenter based on the following:

	Poor		Good		Excellent
Subject knowledge	*Please rate the presenter based on the following: Subject knowledge Poor	Subject knowledge	Subject knowledge Good	Subject knowledge	Subject knowledge Excellent
Preparedness	Preparedness Poor	Preparedness	Preparedness Good	Preparedness	Preparedness Excellent
Presentation skills	Presentation skills Poor	Presentation skills	Presentation skills Good	Presentation skills	Presentation skills Excellent
Relevance to session topic	Relevance to session topic Poor	Relevance to session topic	Relevance to session topic Good	Relevance to session topic	Relevance to session topic Excellent

Comments about presentation: