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The evolution of evaluation
By Guest contributor.
On 29 April 2014.
I’ve been deliberating the origins of evaluation. How did it become independent from research and randomised control trials (RCTs)?
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Measurement camp
By David Pritchard .
On 17 April 2014.
Done well, monitoring and evaluation can provide useful insights into what is working and what is not and inform management decisions.
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Story-centred learning
By Marc Maxson.
On 15 April 2014.
Thousands of scientists have rigorously studied heart disease, but a single longitudinal experiment has revealed more than any other approach.
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Letter from America
By Tris Lumley.
On 9 April 2014.
Our question from a whirlwind trip to America: are we doing enough to create lasting social change by focusing on impact?
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Reader, he married him
By Russell Hargrave.
On 28 March 2014.
From midnight tonight, gay people can get married. So, to ask some very NPC-ish questions, what role was played in this by charities, campaigners and funders?
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Should charities run public services?
By James Noble.
On 27 March 2014.
With charities in the running to deliver new probation contracts, it’s worth reviewing what the public thinks about the idea of charities working in this space.
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After Atos … who?
By Fiona Sheil.
On 27 March 2014.
Atos, a private contractor, has been booted-off the government's 'fitness to work' scheme. Which begs the question: who will want to bid to succeed them?
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The invisible dad
By Anne Kazimirski.
On 25 March 2014.
The NHS handbook for pregnancy featured a large photo of a woman holding a baby, with a small photo of a man in the background.
Good ideas, effective research, independent thinking.