Members of the Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology group
have set up a short course on “Evaluating Programmes, Technology and Other
Complex Interventions (EPTOCI)” which is running for the first time in
September.
The course aims to introduce the key principles of
evaluation of complex interventions and where and why these methods are useful
for research in health and social care settings. The course will give broad
perspectives while focusing on programme and technology evaluations as examples.
Participants will be introduced to complex situations, complex interventions
and innovative evaluation methods.
The course will benefit anyone who has an interest in
evaluation, especially those who feel that there is a need to address issues of
complexity which have been overlooked in traditional methods of evaluation,
such as researchers, health care clinicians and practitioners, evaluators and those
who implement technological innovations.
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