When reviewing a program some questions that could be considered include:
- Who is the program attracting?
- What types of referrals are being received?
- What types of referrers are referring to you?
- What cohorts of men is the program attracting defined by cultural and sociodemographic variables, or nature and degree of risk they pose to family members?
- What cohorts of men is the program not attracting?
- What are the variables by which men who complete the program differ from those who do not?
- What variables appear to have an influence on program completion?
- What are the patterns of service provision for adult and child victims?
- What are the variables correlated with who participates in partner or family support services, and those who do not?
- In what ways might the program not be being delivered as planned?
- How is the implementation of some program components occurring more or less often than envisaged, and why?
- How have danger situations and specific risk situations been handled?
- Other forms of critical incidents?
- What have been the practice management strategies in relation to predicting and managing acute spikes in risk?
- What have been the information sharing and collaborative working relationships between the program provider and partner agencies?