What really makes an intervention work? This research dives into the heart of effective policies to reveal the specific elements that drive impact—the core components, allowing policymakers to more precisely identify what works, in which contexts, and for which populations. The article breaks down four innovative methods to uncover these core components in evidence reviews, paving the way for smarter, evidence-based policy design. Check out the insights here: https://lnkd.in/efCG2rxm Sebastian Lemire | Allison Dymnicki | Allan Porowski | Laura R. Peck
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In our latest blog from the Centre for Deliberation, Senior Researcher Ciaran Cummins explores the value in the data obtained throughout the deliberative process, why it can be useful to dig below the surface of deliberative outcomes, and the rich insights it can offer researchers and policymakers. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eD8-RnG3
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Really interesting blog! Completely agree that we should be using the rich insights from deliberation beyond the specific outcomes. That's why in our report about our deliberative process on protest we set out not just the outcome (principles about the role of protest in society) and how people got there, but a 'mental model' for how people think about protest. Report below 👇 https://lnkd.in/ehf4nMRF
In our latest blog from the Centre for Deliberation, Senior Researcher Ciaran Cummins explores the value in the data obtained throughout the deliberative process, why it can be useful to dig below the surface of deliberative outcomes, and the rich insights it can offer researchers and policymakers. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eD8-RnG3
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Our forthcoming research report - The role of human capital on cohesion and convergence - is available soon. ✍ Sign up to be notified when it's published: https://ow.ly/t6EK50SKiLl
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It seems that the COVID-19 Response Inquiry is being quite considered and thoughtful in its approach and providing updates as its engagement progresses. This update on a roundtable on communicating the science and complex messages is pretty handy and I expect resonates with many of us who worked across government and with the community during this time. I particularly like some of the areas they suggest we can improve including "Developing structures that enable a two-way conversation with the public." https://lnkd.in/gGZyBdXs
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In case you missed it! IIPP Research Fellow Anna Goulden and Prof Rainer Kattel explore the tools and resources used by global practitioners to support the design, implementation and evaluation of mission-oriented policies. Read their policy report here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/exd7Z8Y5
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Today is the last day to participate in our annual research survey. Please take a few moments to let us know the issues you believe deserve our attention in 2025: https://lnkd.in/gwWwRPpx
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Qualitative evidence can provide unique insights into patient, practitioner, and carer experiences. This real-world context can support better decision making. Have a look at the additional guidance available now as part of NICE's RWE Framework. Vandana Ayyar Gupta Stephen J. Duffield NICE - National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
📢Our Real-World Evidence framework now includes guidance on qualitative studies. We’ve introduced a new appendix which covers planning, conducting and reporting qualitative research to support NICE decision-making. 🔍Read more: https://lnkd.in/esv9mGQj
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Thank you to Forbes Technology Council for publishing my piece on the importance of logical reasoning in AI. Retrieval Augmented Reasoning (RAR) leverages symbolic AI's transparency and LLMs' versatility to provide not just answers, but clear, causal rationales. This is crucial for trust, especially in regulated industries. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #SymbolicAI #GenerativeAI #TrustworthyAI #Explainability #AIInnovation #RainbirdAI #BusinessTransformation
The demand for systems that not only deliver answers but also explain their reasoning transparently and reliably is becoming critical. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q02y6HBx0 Post written by James Duez, Forbes Councils Member.
Council Post: The Importance Of Logical Reasoning In AI
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📢Our Real-World Evidence framework now includes guidance on qualitative studies. We’ve introduced a new appendix which covers planning, conducting and reporting qualitative research to support NICE decision-making. 🔍Read more: https://lnkd.in/esv9mGQj
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2moSuch a fun article to write with great co-authors!