Jun 2011: How can evaluation contribute to health policy in England? [Event]
Monday 13 June 2011, 5.30pm-7.00pm
Manson Theatre, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Keppel Street, WC1E 7HT
The London School of Hygiene & Tropical
Medicine will host the launch of two new Department of Health policy
research units on 13 June 2011 in London. The Units are funded by the
Policy Research Programme of the Department of Health.
The Policy
Research Unit in Commissioning and the Healthcare System (PRUComm) will
be officially opened along with the Policy Research Unit in Policy
Innovation Research (PIRU).
The guest speaker will be Professor Mark Petticrew, delivering an inaugural lecture entitled: Policy evaluation in an age of evidence-based decision-making: what should it look like?
SPEAKERS
Peter Piot,
Director, LSHTM
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Sandra Williams,
Director, DH, Policy Research Programme
Stephen Peckham,
Director, PRUComm
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Nicholas Mays,
Director, PIRU
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Mark Petticrew,
Professor of Public Health Evaluation, LSHTM
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EVENT PANEL
Professor Ken Judge
Head of the Department for Health, University of Bath Read more >>
Clive Smee
Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, University of Surrey
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Stephen Peckham
Reader in Health Policy, LSHTM, Director of PRUComm Read more >>
Professor Mark Petticrew
Professor of Public Health Evaluation, LSHTM Read more >>
Richard Murray
Director, Financial Planning and Allocations, Department of Health
PROGRAMME |
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5.30pm |
Welcome – Peter Piot, Director, LSHTM |
5.35pm |
What the Department of Health aims to achieve with its Policy Research Programme, Policy Research Units and Research Consortia – Sandra Williams, Director, DH, Policy Research Programme (PRP) |
5.50pm |
How PRUComm and PIRU will contribute to policy evaluation and advice – Stephen Peckham (Director, PRUComm) and Nicholas Mays (Director, PIRU) |
6.00pm |
Policy evaluation in an age of evidence-based decision-making: what should it look like? – Mark Petticrew, Professor of Public Health Evaluation, LSHTM |
6.30pm |
Panel discussion with questions and comments from the floor |
7.00pm | Close and drinks reception in South Courtyard Atrium |