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- And I think
that we started to do that in the WHO Working Group where we concluded that: - "The use of randomized control trials to evaluate health promotion initiatives is, in most cases, inappropriate, misleading and unnecessarily expensive" and recommended that: "Policy-makers should support the use of multiple methods to evaluate health promotion initiatives" and should "support further research into the development of appropriate approaches to evaluating health promotion initiatives" |