Program evaluations can be useful for providing treatment/services that are evidence-based. Many stakeholders have interests in program evaluations, including social workers, funding sources, and clients of treatment/services provided. According to the text, what is not a component of a program evaluation?

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Program evaluations do not involve evaluating individual clients, but rather the overall effectiveness of the program or treatment being provided. Informed consent protocols, program outcomes, and providing useful information for a cohort of clients are all components of a program evaluation.

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