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An article on the purposes of policy pilots and their consequences was published in the Journal of Social Policy.
We should learn from Melanesian Islanders that feedback provides the deep understanding of interventions which is key to wide-scale, successful roll-out, says Tom Woodcock.
The final report of our evaluation to map data available and to summarise key research evidence on trends in dementia care in England since 2009.
There is more to policy piloting than evaluation – piloting is a policy tool in itself, not only a means for conducting research, says Stefanie Ettelt.
Working with researchers to evaluate the introduction of financial incentives in developed healthcare economies would yield vital knowledge, explains Mylene Lagarde.
A working paper on the use of machine learning for estimating the effects of continuous treatments was published by the University of York.
PIRU evaluated the extent to which Healthy Outlook reduced hospital admissions and mortality. The results were published in the Journal of Public Health.
PIRU’s experience with the ‘Choice of GP Practice Pilot’ suggests the need for continuing independent evaluation of policy roll-outs.
The original invitation to tender.
A presentation on our Department of Health policy pilots study was given at the UK Evaluation Society Annual Evaluation Conference.
This is the final report on candidate indicators and data sources for measuring the performance of the Pioneers.
Results from our General Practice Choice Pilot Evaluation were presented at a Public Policy Exchange conference in March 2014.
This scoping study was published in March 2014. The final report of the evaluation was published in 2017.
The final report of the evaluation was provided to the Department of Health and NHS England in March 2014. The report is in two volumes: 1) the main report and 2) appendices.
The final report of the evaluation was provided to the Department of Health and NHS England in March 2014. The report is in two volumes: 1) the main report and 2) appendices.