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An NHS-funded programme delivering mental health services in schools and further education colleges has made significant early progress in its first 3 years, a study shows.

This short animation was produced in partnership with members of the Institute for Mental Health Youth Advisory Group. It shares the findings from the evaluation of mental health support teams in schools and colleges.

Our latest research suggests we can draw three key lessons from the experience of using the app in England and Wales. These insights should be highly relevant when responding to future pandemics.

An article examining changes in the uptake of the NHS COVID-19 contact tracing app over one year, amongst smartphone users in England and Wales, published in Digital Health.

The full report of our evaluation of the programme.

This article was published in Front Public Health.

In this article, Josephine Exley, Gerald Wistow, Raphael Wittenberg, Martin Knapp and Nicholas Mays discuss the sociocultural framing of public attitudes to sharing the costs of social care for older people in England.

We conducted 12 focus groups across England and used a framing approach to explore people’s reasons for supporting shared funding. The findings have been published in Health and Social Care in the Community.

This research paper was published in BMC Health Services Research Journal.

This article contributes to the literature on tools of governance by examining the role of national policy pilots from the perspective of local implementers, using interviews with directors of adult social services in elected local government in England.

This article was published in Critical Public Health.