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Introducing the South London (SL) Evaluation Advice Clinics – a  pilot initiative available for three months, from February to April 2025, to make evaluation more accessible and more impactful. The clinic is being hosted by a consortium of King’s Health Partners, King’s Improvement Science (KCL) and Health Innovation Network South London.

What are the SL Evaluation Advice Clinics?

The clinics will offer:

·  Practical advice from a team of multidisciplinary experts to help plan and strengthen your project’s evaluation.

·  Signposting to resources such as tools, training opportunities and other useful evaluation materials.

Please note that availability will be limited. The clinic particularly welcomes interest from teams working in place-based settings, primary and community care.

Share your interest by providing your contact details and answering a few quick questions, and they will be in touch.  

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Please use this link to find out more information and to register your interest.  

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Last updated:
March 12, 2025

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