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Research

Sometimes we do research as a base for something else; sometimes it stands alone: but research is usually the backbone of all our projects.  

For Skills for Health, we researched a thorough, free-standing, literature review, subsequently published, to identify what is known about the links between investment in high quality healthcare education and high quality outcomes for patients.

For the South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA), we prepared the "Context and Issues" paper for the Assembly's Select Committee on Social Enterprise. The paper was published in advance, so that others could comment, and used to brief Committee members. We also supported the Committee of the day of its examination. Click here to see the paper (will open in a new window): PDF, 120 KB. 

For the Sector Skills Development Agency, we undertook a wide-ranging review of “employer engagement”, now published, going well beyond the skills field, and including a literature review completed for us by Kingston University.

For the Council for Administration, we researched the field of Business Continuity Management, as the basis for the Council’s later work to create National Occupational Standards for the business continuity profession.

Contact: Chris Cooper.

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Our projects

Click on a link to see details of projects we have                 undertaken under each            theme:

• Skills Development
• Qualifications and Standards
• LMI
• e-learning
• Basic Skills
• Enterprise
• Education-Business Links
• Young people
• Maritime
• Regeneration

News

Iain Mackinnon's article in Regeneration and             Renewal              
Iain's article on the legacy of DIUS.  More >>>

LSC publishes our       report               
Our report to the LSC on the flexibility in provision for young people who are NEET.  More >>>

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Last updated on 15 February 2010

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