Outputs

Appendix Three is a systematic review and meta-analysis of rapid diagnostic tests for bacterial identification and antibiotic susceptibility testing in hospitals. This report is not yet available for publication.

This is the main report for this project and provides a brief overview of our findings across the entire project. Also see the twelve associated Appendix reports and the lay summary, all of which were published in December 2019.

The Overview report for this project refers to a logic model that we developed as part of the scoping study for this work, which demonstrates the complex nature of the Strategy.

A systematic review of the impact of guidelines and recommendations on the level and patterns of antimicrobial use in livestock and companion animals.

Today, there are many forms of collaborative research practice, including co-production, co-design, co-creation, stakeholder and public engagement, etc. They reflect a very diverse set of motivations, activities, identities and discourses about how research interacts with the rest of society. Here we use ‘co-production’ as shorthand to discuss these practices, but acknowledge the diversity and differences in the above.

An article presenting the findings from the Screen and Treat Programme evaluation was published in the Journal of Health Services Research & Policy.

The lay summary of our final report on the evaluation of the Heatwave Plan so that it may be improved in future years.

The final report on the evaluation of the Heatwave Plan so that it may be improved in future years. A lay summary is also available.

An article looking at trends over the first three key informant surveys (2016-2018) was published in the Journal of Integrated Care.

The study protocol for the programme

Results from the (third) 2018 key informant survey.

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.

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

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

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.