CFHS has commissioned SCPHRP (Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy) at Edinburgh University to undertake an analysis of the learning from the work on evaluation that we have supported over the last year. The study will look at the reports on the self-evaluation work undertaken by participants on the Building Evidence of Impact programme together with the material generated by the evaluation of the CHANGES Eat Well – Stay Active programme.
The brief is to look at the range of outcomes that the evaluations report, what these tell us about the impact of community based food work on mental health and wellbeing and the learning we can draw form this for practioners policy makers and the wider academic community. The research will be taking place between January and March 2014. For further information, sue.rawcliffe@nhs.net
Examining the evidence
CFHS has commissioned SCPHRP (Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy) at Edinburgh University to undertake an analysis of the learning from the work on evaluation that we have supported over the last year. The study will look at the reports on the self-evaluation work undertaken by participants on the Building Evidence of Impact programme together with the material generated by the evaluation of the CHANGES Eat Well – Stay Active programme.
The brief is to look at the range of outcomes that the evaluations report, what these tell us about the impact of community based food work on mental health and wellbeing and the learning we can draw form this for practioners policy makers and the wider academic community. The research will be taking place between January and March 2014. For further information, sue.rawcliffe@nhs.net