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An article looking at the use of a synthetic control approach for evaluations using a quasi-experiment design was published in Health Economics.
An article assessing improvements in dementia care was published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine.
The final report of the early evaluation.
An article on the physical activity pledges was published in the International Journal of Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity.
An article looking at approaches for evaluating continuous treatments was published in Health Economics.
An article on the use of RCTs for policy making was published in the British Journal of Healthcare Management.
An article looking at the effectiveness of the food pledges was published in Food Policy.
An article on the effectiveness of policy experiments was published in Evaluation.
This article was published in Health Economics.
A strong relationship between policy-makers and academic evaluators is vital, particularly to support high quality implementation of change, says Anna Dixon, the Department of Health’s Director of Strategy and Chief Analyst.
A high profile initiative to transform social care delivery demonstrates how the demand for rigorous evaluation can be difficult to fulfil alongside enthusiastic policy advocacy, explains former government advisor, Gerald Wistow.
The final report from our evaluation on monitoring the diagnostic odyssey of rare diseases.
An article on a discrete choice experiment looking at the determinants of GP practice registration was published in Health Policy.
Enhanced decision-making, blue-skies thinking and quick trials of hypotheses are all much easier if modelling is in your evaluation tool kit, explains Sally Brailsford.
This is the interim report of the SIBs Trailblazer evaluation.