Report 14/10/2016Theo GeorghiouCono AritiDr Miranda DaviesSandeepa AroraDr Tazeem BhatiaDr Martin BardsleyRuth Thorlby
In this research report we present the findings of our evaluation of seven social action projects supported by the Reducing Winter Pressures Fund.
Conference/seminar 23/06/2016 • 09.00–17.00Dr Rebecca RosenHelen ParkerSharon LambStephanie Kumpunen
A primary care conference in collaboration with the Royal College of General Practitioners, NHS Alliance and the National Association of Primary Care.
Presentation 22/06/2016
Richard Owen, NHS England, and Dr Natalie Armstrong of the University of Leicester present on evaluating Person Centred Care through Patient Activation Measure (PAM).
Report 29/01/2016Chris Sherlaw-JohnsonDr Martin Bardsley
The family of approaches known as statistical process control (SPC) have been widely used for monitoring outcomes in industry and have gained acceptance in many health care settings. However, they are less commonly applied to look at population-level changes across organisations – the changes we n...
Blog post 15/01/2016Chris Sherlaw-Johnson
Chris Sherlaw-Johnson examines how data from care homes can be used more effectively to create better outcomes for patients across the country.
Blog post 19/10/2015Dr Miranda Davies
Dr Miranda Davies examines the benefits of involving patients and other stakeholders in the design and delivery of research.
Presentation 02/10/2015
The Whole Systems Integrated Care (WSIC) programme is a large-scale integrated care scheme operating in North West London, bringing together commissioners and providers from the health, social care, …
Summary 02/10/2015Holly HolderMatt GaskinsProfessor Gerald WistowProfessor Judith Smith
This report outlines the findings from a Nuffield Trust and LSE evaluation of the WSIC programme.
Blog post 01/10/2015Professor Judith SmithProfessor Gerald Wistow
Gerald Wistow and Judith Smith report on their evaluation of the North West London Whole Systems Integrated Care (WSIC) programme.
Blog post 29/06/2015Professor Martin Marshall
Professor Martin Marshall and Laura Eyre from UCL explore the challenging questions often asked of evaluation experts.