Is it necessary to follow up with an evaluation?

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Yes. Follow-up refers to the support that many users need during the evaluation and after they receive evaluation findings. Active follow-up may be necessary to remind users of the intended uses of what has been learned. Follow-up may also be required to stop lessons learned from becoming lost or ignored in the process of making complex or political decisions. To guard against such oversight, it may be helpful to have someone involved in the evaluation serve as an advocate for the evaluation's findings during the decision -making phase.