All Outputs (11)

The Patient Advice and Liaison Service as a catalyst for change: Myths and realities of the implementation of the NHS user involvement agenda (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Evans, D., & Booker, S. (2006, December). The Patient Advice and Liaison Service as a catalyst for change: Myths and realities of the implementation of the NHS user involvement agenda. Paper presented at Social Research Association Annual Conference 2006, University of London, UK

Guest editorial: UKPHA mini symposium (2006)
Journal Article
Hunter, D., & Evans, D. (2006). Guest editorial: UKPHA mini symposium. Public Health, 120(12), 1095-1097

"There is a quality about what PALS does that is not measurable ...": Dilemmas of policy and evidence in the national evaluation of PALS (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Petsoulas, C., Evans, D., Powell, J., Daykin, N., Taylor, P., Booker, S., & Weil, S. (2006, September). "There is a quality about what PALS does that is not measurable ...": Dilemmas of policy and evidence in the national evaluation of PALS. Paper presented at BSA Medical Sociology Group Annual Converence, Herriot-Watt Univeristy, Edinburgh, UK

'We do not use the word "crisis" lightly...': Sexual health policy in the United Kingdom (2006)
Journal Article
Evans, D. (2006). 'We do not use the word "crisis" lightly...': Sexual health policy in the United Kingdom. Policy Studies, 27(3), 235-252. https://doi.org/10.1080/01442870600950679

At the turn of the twenty-first century, health professionals, the media and politicians identified 'sexual health' as a policy problem in the UK. Despite publication in 2001 of a National Strategy for Sexual Health and HIV for England, in 2003 the H... Read More about 'We do not use the word "crisis" lightly...': Sexual health policy in the United Kingdom.

PALS: bridging the false dichotomy between choice and voice? (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Evans, D., Daykin, N., Taylor, P., & Booker, S. (2006, August). PALS: bridging the false dichotomy between choice and voice?. Paper presented at Politics of Health Group Annual Conference, Univeristy of Oxford, UK

The effects of participation in performing arts for health on young people: A systematic review of the literature (2006)
Report
Evans, D., Salmon, D., Orme, J., & Daykin, N. (2006). The effects of participation in performing arts for health on young people: A systematic review of the literature

The impact of performing arts for health on young people: A systematic review of the literature (2006)
Other
Evans, D., Salmon, D., Orme, J., & Daykin, N. (2006). The impact of performing arts for health on young people: A systematic review of the literature

"There was no plan!": The origins and development of multidisciplinary public health in the UK (2006)
Other
Knight, T., & Evans, D. (2006). "There was no plan!": The origins and development of multidisciplinary public health in the UK

Report of the witness seminar held at the University of the West of England on Monday 7 November 2005

Public health leadership in the real world: The role of the director of public health (2006)
Journal Article
Miles, D., Cronin, D., Tolley, F., Lewendon, G., Chapel, H., Mackenzie, I., …Weil, S. (2006). Public health leadership in the real world: The role of the director of public health

Patient advice and liaison services as a mechanism for user voice: Early learning from the national evaluation of PALS (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Petsoulas, C., Evans, D., Powell, J., Daykin, N., Taylor, P., & Weil, S. (2006, July). Patient advice and liaison services as a mechanism for user voice: Early learning from the national evaluation of PALS. Paper presented at Social Policy Association Annual Conference, University of Birmingham, UK

Working together to evaluate and develop an interprofessional curriculum: Meeting the research challenge (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Clarke, B., Lapthorn, C., Evans, D., Rees, D., Thomas, J., Pollard, K., …Ventura, S. (2006, April). Working together to evaluate and develop an interprofessional curriculum: Meeting the research challenge. Paper presented at All Together Better Health III: Challenges in Interprofessional Education and Practice Conference, Imperial College London, UK