Centre for Evaluation

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Centre for Evaluation

The Centre for Evaluation is a multi-departmental, multi-disciplinary network of research and methods experts. These events look at interventions, systems and strategies to improve public health using rigorous evaluation.

Centre for Evaluation

Events in this series

(In)Equity across the research continuum in interdisciplinary food system and nutrition research

Lessons learned from an LSHTM-Ghana Health Service collaboration conducting complex evaluations of maternal, neonatal and child health interventions in low resource settings

Adapting the HIV response to evolving HIV epidemics in sub-Saharan Africa

Producing evidence syntheses on violence and abuse: reflections on the disciplinary variations and practicalities

​​Decoloniality and indigenous methods in global health evaluation with Professor Bagele Chilisa

Navigating the swampy lowlands: developing methods for 'big picture' evidence synthesis

Applying ontologies to evidence synthesis in behavioural and social sciences: The Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology as a use-case

Optimising programming for effective coverage using embedded Programme Science

New 'AI' technologies for evidence synthesis: how do they work, and can we trust them?

Addressing intersectional stigma in HIV testing interventions with refugee and displaced youth: lessons learned in urban and refugee-settlement humanitarian settings in Uganda

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Decoloniality and indigenous methods in global health evaluation with Professor Bagele Chilisa