Blog post 13/06/2019Eilís Keeble
Knowing which of the growing number of initiatives to join up care in the health service actually work for patients is crucial. Based on her experience with an earlier wave of integration initiatives – the “Pioneers” – Eilís Keeble looks at what needs to be done to make this possible.
Blog post 26/04/2018Chris Sherlaw-Johnson
Chris Sherlaw-Johnson discusses the analytical challenges of effective evaluations, and why it’s important that results are not overlooked – regardless of their immediate impact.
Blog post 26/04/2018Dr Mike Gill
In a guest blog, Dr Mike Gill looks at the Health 1000 service and the lessons to learn from it.
Presentation 02/10/2015
[embed id="research/36" size="one-third"] The Whole Systems Integrated Care (WSIC) programme is a large-scale integrated care scheme operating in North West London, bringing together commissioners …
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, …
Report 21/11/2014Dr Adam SteventonTheo Georghiou
This research evaluates the impact on hospital use and costs of a British Red Cross programme
Presentation 08/07/2013
In this slideshow, Holly Holder , Fellow in Health Policy and Ian Blunt , Senior Research Analyst at the Nuffield Trust present the first year evaluation findings of the North West London integrate…
Blog post 09/12/2011Lorraine Wright
Report 01/09/1998John Cairns
An overview of the state of economic evaluation of health care.
Report 20/01/1972Gordon McLachlan
Unsolved problems of priority, evaluation and ethics raised by the scientific revolution in medicine.