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Once you have decided on the question metrics will help you answer, considered the implications of measuring a value and decided which metrics to use, you should evaluate the results. 

Some of the questions below may have already been addressed during the process, but they provide an opportunity for ongoing learning, assessing what worked and what could be improved and influencing processes and actions in the future: 

• Did you take the right approach for the entity being measured? 

• What needs to be changed if this process is repeated? 

• What worked well? 

• Is this metric still appropriate? 

• Was this method as fair and transparent as it could have been? 

• Are new data sources available? 

• Are new indicators/metrics available? 

• Has the Institution's/Centre's mission/strategy changed? 

Take Home Message: 

*Based on the SCOPE framework process developed by the INORMS Research Evaluation Working Group for evaluating responsibly. 

Follow the links below to more information on metrics: 

• Types of metrics (options) 

• Sources of metrics 

• Using metrics in context 

• Considerations when using metrics 

• Available training on metrics 

• Test your knowledge quiz