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All Blog Posts Tagged 'evaluation' (4)

Using a WELL-BEING approach to evaluating your work

How can you measure well-being?

Could I design a well-being questionnaire to evaluate my work?

How would I analyse and make the most of the results?

The Centre for Well-being at the new economics foundation have just released a Guide for Practitioners, answering these questions. It is designed primarily for voluntary…

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Added by Sarah Lyall on August 7, 2012 at 14:14 — No Comments

Towards empowering young people

Hello the co-producers,

I've just posted a series of 3 blogs in which I share my reflections on "users" empowerment and co-production. I thought you might find them of interest. Here is the link to the first one: http://rdwbizz.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/towards-empowering-young-people-part-i.html…

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Added by Rachel Dechenne-Wickert on July 31, 2012 at 14:00 — 2 Comments

New assets based approach report by Jane Foot is out

A follow up to 'a Glass Half Full' has been published, taking a more detailed look at the practice, evidence and evaluation of assets based approaches. It can be downloaded here: http://janefoot.com/downloads/files/healthy%20FINAL%20FINAL.pdf and will be put up in the resources library soon.

Thanks,

Julia

Added by Julia on March 20, 2012 at 8:40 — No Comments

Co-production: developing new tools for practice

Almost all the practitioners I speak to about co-production have a clear idea of the practical tools and support they would like to help them further their work, and in influencing others about the value of co-production. Although these are many and varied, some of the most common ones include;

An evidence review of the impact co-production has on people's outcomes, and the costs/value of public services
Commissioning guidance and new commissioning ideas which…

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Added by Julia on August 12, 2011 at 16:13 — No Comments