Written by:
Sophie Wilson
Nehal Davison
Jo Casebourne
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ASSOCIATED CONTENTPublished by: The Institute for Government (2016)
This paper seeks to provide clarity on the most effective methods for spreading evidence and supporting learning in local areas trying to integrate services and improve outcomes.
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Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.