Professor Ashley Adamson
Newcastle University
PHIRST Fusion
PHIRST Fusion is a team with many years of experience in working with local and national government, public health practitioners and communities to undertake research that can provide evidence needed to support the policies and programmes that will improve the health of our population and reduce health inequalities across our communities.
PHIRST Fusion is taking an evaluability assessment (EA) approach to co-producing an evaluation design that addresses the priorities of Local Authority stakeholders.
EA is recommended by the Scottish Government as the way to plan the evaluation of complex policy interventions, and the PHIRST team have wide experience of its use with central government, local government and third sector partners.
The EA process comprises a series of workshops that we are using to develop a ‘theory of change’, to identify relevant sources of routinely collected data, and to formulate and agree an evaluation plan.
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Professor Frank KeeQueen's University in Belfast
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Professor Elizabeth GoyderUniversity of Sheffield
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Professor Ruth JepsonUniversity of Edinburgh
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Dr Peter CraigUniversity of Glasgow
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Dr Peter van der GraafNorthumbria University
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Dr Andrew PasseyNewcastle University
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Dr Nai Ru ChngUniversity of Glasgow
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Mrs Laura RitsonNewcastle University
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Dr Nicholas WoodrowUniversity of Sheffield
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Dr Murali K P SubramanianNewcastle University
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Mrs Irene SoulsbyPublic Co-applicant
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Robina MirPublic Contributor
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Mrs Thereza WebsterNewcastle University
Our non-academic collaborators include Directors of Public Health across the UK, Local Government Association, Public Health Scotland, Public Health England, COSLA (voice of Local Government in Scotland), NI Community Planning Forum and Public Health Research Network, community and public representatives.
Key contact(s)
Laura Ritson, PHIRST Programme Manager: laura.ritson@ncl.ac.uk,
0191 208 7296
