Take Two feedback surveys gather quantitative and qualitative information from consumers of the program. Analysis explores the (a) experience of consumers, in particular children, (b) factorial structure of the survey, (c) association between perceived satisfaction with the service and perception of positive change, and (d) research and clinical implications of the findings.
Evaluation of feedback from child, family and professional consumers of Take Two program in Victoria
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