Metrics Subcommittee
Committee Roster
Chair
Eric Tse, PhD, MBBS
('25)
Appointed Members
Catherine
Mupela Chunda-Liyoka, MD, MSc
('25)
Mats Heyman, MD, PhD
('25)
Nisrine Khoubila, MD
('25)
Liaison
Theresa
L. Coetzer, PhD
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Staff Liaison
Erin Sheek
Committee Mandate
The Metrics Subcommittee, a subcommittee of the International Members Committee (IMC), is responsible for developing metrics and conducting periodic evaluations for the following programs under IMC purview:
- Visitor Training Program
- Latin American Training Program
- Partnership with Health Volunteers Overseas (HVO)
The Metrics Subcommittee reviews the existing metrics and evaluation procedures for each program and recommends new strategies for these processes as needed. The subcommittee is tasked with reviewing evaluations for the programs in advance of the December IMC meeting and preparing a brief report to be included in the meeting materials. The chair of the Metrics Subcommittee provides a summary of the report and a status update on the work of the subcommittee during the December IMC meeting.
The Metrics Subcommittee structure includes members who have previous experience with each of the IMC programs. The membership of the subcommittee includes:
- Chair
- Current Liaison from HVO Steering Committee to IMC
- 3 current members of IMC
The members of the Metrics Subcommittee serve one-year, renewable terms and are required to participate in conference calls and email discussions throughout the year and attend the two IMC meetings held each year in June and December.
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