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In the last few years, a new field of ‘implementation science’ has emerged, which focuses on bridging the gap between efficacy and impact. Prof.

It’s been a short week here in the UK, but with four seasons in four days it feels like a while since Monday. Here are five evaluation-related links to start the weekend.

This week we have a couple of papers from Epidemiology, an intro/thoughts on coding in qualitative research, an invitation to join the School’s R-users group, and more.

Here are five blogs or papers that we’ve found interesting this week. Remember — please send us whatever you’re reading so we can share with the Centre members. Have a great weekend!

Another week, another list of evaluation links.

A few weeks have passed since the last update, apologies. Here are four interesting evaluation-related links to finish the week:

The Centre for Evaluation (CfE) held its annual retreat on Thursday, December 6, focusing on the theme of “Places, Spaces and Contexts.” Held “off campus” in the Hatton Gardens area, the retreat br

Seven days have flown by; here are this week’s links:

We’re trying something new: five links to interesting articles, blogs, videos, and other resources about evaluation every Friday, every week.

The Centre for Evaluation is launching a series of skills-building workshops around the world, organised in partnership with our collaborators, and held in locations where LSHTM staff are based

Members of the Centre attended and presented at the Health Systems Conference in Liverpool in October.

By: Queena Luu LSHTM MSc Public Health, Health Service Research, student