Overview study on integrated care for chronic diseases - 11th February

Publication bias widening the research lens - russell mannion

Young people's mental health - where we have been and where we are going - Max Birchwood

Advance Care Plans for children and young people with life-threatening and life-limiting conditions: Developing an evidence based strategy for improvement

Publication bias in service delivery research: a critique - John Ovretveit

Thoughts from Boston and reflections from Day 1 - Alan Cohen

Publication bias in service delivery research - Yen-Fu Chen

Multi morbidity - the notion of tacit knowledge - Magdalena Skrybant and Celia Taylor

Welcome and introduction - successes, limitations and forward vision - Richard Lilford

Stepped-wedge study design: a critique - Jon Nicholl

Where's WALY - Aileen Clarke and Sian Taylor-Phillips

Improving clinical services: no magic bullet... some things work better than others - Jeremy Grimshaw

Umbrella slides for clahrc meeting april 2015

Health economics and causal modelling in Health Services Research

The Stepped Wedge study - Karla Hemming

Modelling causal pathways in health services part 2 - Sam Watson

Modelling causal pathways in health services part 1, Prof Richard Lilford

Research and reporting methods for the stepped wedge cluster randomized trial: Sample size calculations

Preventing Obesity in Pregnancy Study (POPS 2)

Modelling causal pathways in health services: a critique - Jeffrey Braithwaite.