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Reports
September 2019

Results from the third survey of Pioneer Key Informants

Results from the (third) 2018 key informant survey.

Event
September 2019

Social Outcomes Conference 2019

Hosted by the Government Outcomes Lab at the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford, in partnership with the Policy Innovation and Evaluation Research Unit at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Newcastle University Business School.

Publication
August 2019

Area level impacts on emergency hospital admissions of the integrated care and support pioneer programme in England: difference-in-differences analysis

An article comparing emergency hospital admissions in Pioneer and non-Pioneer areas was published in BMJ Open.

Publication
August 2019

A Comparative Analysis of Social Impact Bond and Conventional Financing Approaches to Health Service Commissioning in England: The Case of Social Prescribing

Dayson C, Fraser A, Lowe T. (2019). Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice.

Publication
June 2019

Funding and planning for social care in later life: a deliberative focus group study

An article presenting results from the focus groups for our “Preferences for paying for long term care for older people” project was published in Health and Social Care in the Community.

Blog
June 2019

Not made to be measured: why evaluating integrated care initiatives is so difficult

Knowing which of the growing number of initiatives to join up care in the health service actually work for patients is crucial.

Reports
March 2019

Evaluation of the Screen and Treat Programme offered to people affected by the terrorist attacks in Tunisia, Paris and Brussels: Final report

The final report of our evaluation of the Screen and Treat Programme setup by the Department of Heath to support UK citizens affected by the terrorist attacks in Tunisia (March and June 2015), Paris (November 2015) and Brussels (March 2016).

Reports
March 2019

Policy pilots as public sector projects: the projectification of policy and research

Our policy pilots research has resulted in a book chapter published in "The projectification of the public sector", edited by Damian Hodgson, Mats Fred, Simon Bailey and Patrik Hall.

Publication
March 2019

Widening perspectives on social impact bonds

Tan S, Fraser A, McHugh N, Warner M. (2019). Journal of Economic Policy Reform.

Publication
February 2019

Social Impact Bonds for Health and Social Care

Fraser A, Tan S, Mays N. (2019). “To SIB or not to SIB? A comparative analysis of the commissioning processes of two proposed health-focused Social Impact Bond financed interventions in England”. Journal of Economic Policy Reform.

Publication
November 2018

Comparative institutional analysis for public health: governing voluntary collaborative agreements for public health in England and the Netherlands

Bekker PM, Mays N, Helderman JK, Petticrew M, Jansen MWJ, Knai C, Ruwaard D. European Journal of Public Health 2018;28(3):19-25.

Reports
October 2018

Interface between health and adult social care

The inquiry by the House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee into integrated care in England has highlighted the very many changes that are taking place to better join up services at the different tiers of the system while also emphasising that successful transformation which is key to sustainability will require “dedicated national financial and leadership support to enable the NHS to transform at pace”.

Reports
October 2018

Results from the second survey of Pioneer Key Informants

Results from the (second) 2017 key informant survey.

Publication
September 2018

Local health and social care responses to implementing the national cold weather plan

An article looking at local implementation of the cold weather plan was published in the Journal of Public Health.

Event
September 2018

Comparative perspectives on Social Impact Bonds and outcomes-based approaches to public service commissioning: learning across geographical, thematic and disciplinary boundaries