Three core themes serve as throughline across our projects – equity and justice, gaps and barriers, disparities and inequities. NYAA projects, programs, and products explicitly use these evaluative frameworks to design, assess, analyze, visualize, recommend, and plan.
We employ an approach that defines and follows different stages necessary to bring a project from its initial idea to deployment and maintenance effectively and efficiently. The stages can include requirement analysis, design, development and testing, implementation, documentation, and evaluation.
Our approach pursue a reproducible, replicable, and reliable research and evaluation strategy while pursuing cultural relevant and appropriate methods.
Small and large scale health research projects - We collect and analyze data using diverse research designs, including experimental studies, qualitative case studies, and large-scale surveys.
Research guides all design, services, and products - serving as a foundation for developing pragmatic and forward-thinking solutions. We publish findings by developing white papers, professional recommendations, and best practices documents.
We frequently collaborate with federal and state agencies, municipalities, universities, and research centers to conduct research and disseminate findings.
Authentic, commitment and integrity-based relationships with federal and state agencies, municipalities, universities, and research centers.Continuous Quality Improvement is an ongoing process for projects, programs, and organizations to reduce waste, increase efficiency, and increase internal (meaning, employees) and external (meaning, customer) satisfaction.
Continuous Quality Improvement is an ongoing process for projects, programs, and organizations to reduce waste, increase efficiency, and increase internal (meaning, employees) and external (meaning, customer) satisfaction.
All voices (community and expert) are invited, welcomed, and respected throughout the process.
Expertise in the ecology and all steps of the project life cycle, from start to end.