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Nick Mays presented the findings of the early evaluation at the Health Policy and Politics Network Spring event in Manchester.
The final report setting out the two units’ advice on the longer-term integrated personal commissioning (IPC) programme independent outcome evaluation.
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The final report of the early evaluation.
For an alternative view on RCTs and policy evaluation, see the article by Don Nutbeam from the Sax Institute.
Some of the patients that were interviewed for the study made videos talking about their experience of being involved in the project. Interviews took place between December 2015 to September 2017.
This report is the guidance on commissioning evalutions of policy pilots.
The final report from our evaluation of the economic case for investing in technology that could lead to savings on the overall cost of care for people with dementia.
We did two interim reports in 2015. The final report of the evaluation was published in 2017.
Evaluations of national policy pilots are often embarked on with high expectations and end with a sense of frustration on all sides.
An article describing the development and implementation of the Responsibility Deal was published in Health Policy.
An article on alcohol labelling pledges was published in Addiction.
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.
An article on the physical activity pledges was published in the International Journal of Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity.