auditing – AEA365

GOV TIG Week: Rakesh Mohan and Bryon Welch on Evaluation of Large IT Systems

Greetings from beautiful Boise! We are Rakesh Mohan and Bryon Welch from the Idaho legislature’s Office of Performance Evaluations. Last February, the Idaho legislature asked us to evaluate the state’s new system for processing Medicaid claims. Legislators had received many constituent complaints that claims from Medicaid providers were being denied, delayed, or inaccurately processed. Legislators …

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GOV TIG Week: Ariana Brooks on When Evaluation Cannot Solve Management Issues

My name is Ariana Brooks and I am the Director of Evaluation, Research and Planning for HeartShare Human Services. Lesson Learned: When I started as an internal evaluator my supervisor, Stan Capela, stressed to me one main point: evaluation does not solve management problems. My initial reaction was it made sense and remember similar issues …

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GOV TIG Week: Stan Capela on Corporate Compliance and its Relationship to Programs Evaluation

Leave a Comment / Costs, Effectiveness, Benefits and Economics, Government Evaluation / September 11, 2011 September 1, 2011

My name is Stan Capela. I am the Corporate Compliance Officer for HeartShare Human Services, as well as the current chair of the American Evaluation Association’s Government Topical Interest Group (GOV TIG). The purpose of this AEA365 is to talk about corporate compliance and its relationship to program evaluation. Also it is an opportunity to …

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Chris Camillo on Improving Monitoring Systems from an Auditor’s Perspective

1 Comment / Government Evaluation, International and Cross-cultural Evaluation / August 12, 2011 August 10, 2011

Hi. My name is Chris Camillo, and I am an auditor and consultant on international child labor and education issues. As part of my auditing work, I visit rural development projects in Africa and Latin America to assess the quality of their GPRA performance data, their compliance with program requirements and their learning environments for …

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