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Building the Knowledge Base of Nonprofit Management:

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Evaluation and Information Management

Theme

Financing and Evaluating Nonprofits

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• Accountability and Efficiency
• Information Management Systems
• Program Evaluation Strategies

Evaluation and Information Management Articles

• Managing electronic documents and work flows: Enterprise content management at work in nonprofit organizations
• A conceptual framework for selecting management indicators in nonprofit organizations.
• A Customer-Oriented Model for Managing Quality in Human Services
• A decision support system to increase equity.
• A microcomputer based human service information system.
• A Process Evaluation of Collaborative Planning for Children of Prisoners
• A Review of Models for Measuring Organizational Effectiveness Among For-Profit and Nonprofit Managers.
• A service tracking and referral form to monitor the receipt of services in a case management program.
• A three-factor model of administrative effectiveness.
• Account Space: How Accountability Requirements Shape Nonprofit Practice
• Accountability in Action?
• Accountability in Organizational Life: Problem or Opportunity for Nonprofits?
• Accountability Myopia: Losing Sight of Organizational Learning
• Accreditation of human service agencies: costs, benefits, and issues.
• Advancing nonprofit organizational effectiveness research and theory: Nine theses
• Agency support for evaluating the outcomes of social work services.
• An approach to measuring effectiveness of social services: problems and resolutions
• An eye for evaluation.
• An information system for the social casework agency: a model and case study.
• An Interdisciplinary Conversation on Research Method Best Practices for Nonprofit Studies.
• Assessing Program Stabilization: An Extension of the "Differential Evaluation" Model
• Assessing Service Accessibility
• “To be a business and keep our humanity”.
• Casemix and caseload: measurement of output of a social work agency.
• Clients, staff, and researchers: their role in management information systems.