"Can evidence-based programmes be replicated without compromising on quality?"

This was the question under the spotlight a recent Social Research Unit event in London.

The Unit was delighted to partner with the National Unit for Family Nurse Partnership to bring together David Olds, the developer of the Nurse Family Parthership programme, Kate Billingham, programme lead for FNP, Ann Rowe, Implementation Lead for FNP and Jacqueline Barnes from Birbeck Universit Drawing on their experiences of overseeing and evaluating the roll out of this evidence-based programme, they shared their observations about the problems and possible solutions with a mixed group of academics and policy makers. For a more detailed account of the event, visit www.preventionaction.org.

To download a copy of the Powerpoint presentation, please click on the link below. Also, to view video clips of Michael Little's closing remarks and Ann Rowes perspective, please click on the video link.