PPT-Evaluation of complex policy and care:

more than methods Nicholas Mays Professor of Health Policy Department of Health Services Research amp Policy Nuffield Trust conference Evaluation of complex care 2015 22 June 2015 Improving health worldwide. 0 Introduction and Definitions The shortstay program provides flex ibility to the longterm care homes LTCH sector to meet the needs of diverse resident populations This program ensures t hat care and services are in place to allow clients to convales Professor Alicia . O’Cathain. ScHARR. University of Sheffield. 22 June 2015. What is qualitative research?. Normal in evaluation. Understanding not measuring . Set of methods. Focus groups. Semi-structured or in depth interviews. 2. Simple projects, complicated programs and complex development interventions. Complicated programs. Simple projects. “blue print” producing standardized product. relatively linear. Limited number of services. Why:. Needed to comply with SACS accreditation guidelines. Must comply with UL System requirements. Needed to improve the quality of the university. Current policy does not provide effective feedback and improvement mechanisms. Kara Hanson. Department of Global Health and Development. Improving health . worldwide. www.lshtm.ac.uk. Outline. 1. Origins and evolution of health systems research . 2. What is HPSR – methods and models. Andrew Farmer, Institute for European Environmental Policy. Make it Work Conference . Regulatory Insights, Experiences and Enlightenment . - making regulation work for our Environment. Edinburgh, 10-11 December 2015. Behavioral Health Integration Initiative (BHI-I). UCSD and USC. Evaluation Team. Todd Gilmer, UCSD. Kimberly Center, UCSD. Amy . Panczakiewicz. , UCSD. Ben . Henwood. , USC. Harder & Co, Inc.. Sagacious Consultants. Alekh Agarwal. John Langford. ICML Tutorial, August 6. 1. Algs. & Theory Overview. Things that go wrong in practice. Systems for going right. Really doing it in practice. Outline. Recap so far. Interactive feedback useful and common. Overview. Spring . 2013. Overview of Policy and Status. Policy was approved by Secretary on March 1, 2012. This is the first State Department Policy. The policy defines evaluation as : . A systematic and objective assessment of an on-going or completed project, program or policy: Evaluations are undertaken to (a) improve the performance of existing interventions or policies, (b) asses their effects and impacts, and (c) inform decisions about future programming. Evaluations are formal analytical endeavors involving systematic collection and analysis of qualitative and quantitative information.. Dr. Karen Linkins, IBHP, Tides Center. Dr. Benjamin Miller, University of Colorado. Dr. Lynda Frost, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health . Dr. Becky Hayes Boober, Maine Health Access Foundation. 1) Become familiar with strategies to evaluate a complex health initiative;. IN BRIEFAcross the country more and more states health plans and provider organizations are focusingon improving care management for lowincome individuals with complex medical and social needs As comp Based . on Eligibility Criteria. Note: n=12,549.. Source: Roger C. . Lipitz. Center for Integrated Health Care, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, based on Health and Retirement Survey, . Dr. . Sanjiv. . KumaR. , Executive Director, . National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC). , . National Health Mission, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi. A . story of moving ASD assessments from a specialty setting to a primary care setting . 30,000 Foot View . 2010-NICU Follow up clinic. 2011-Multidisciplinary Clinic for children and youth with complex health conditions (wait list 9-12 months).