Univeristy of Edinburgh
Complex interventions: From theory to implementation'
'Realistic Evaluation'
Wednesday the 4th June 2008
Realistic evaluation is an original and innovative method for programme evaluation which takes into account the importance of generative mechanisms and the richness of contexts. In other words: What works for whom in what context? The approach is flexible and can be applied to a broad field of research areas such as health and policy making.
Professor Nick Tilley is an expert in the field and has written extensively on the topic, much with professor Ray Pawson with whom he co-authored the book 'Realistic Evaluation'.
Evaluation, Realism and Complexity click here to open
"Report on the COMPASS Strand 2 Scientific Session
"Interventions for Psychological Distress"
29th January 2008
Summary Document: click here to open.
Dealing with complexity in complex interventions
Compass Masterclass Series 2007/2008
Scientific Meeting Programme: click here to open.
Masterclass on Complex Health Interventions
Community Health Sciences,
March 26th, 2006
Complexity and Complex Interventions
COMPASS masterclass,
Edinburgh 26th March 2008,
Chris Burton: click here to open.
Taking complexity seriously
Masterclass on complex health interventions
Community Health Sciences, University of Edinburgh
March 26th, 2006
Sanjeev Sridharan: click here to open.
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