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How to use feedback from marketplace reviews to evaluate your digital health product.
The purpose of this paper is to analyse current practice of beneficiary feedback in evaluation and to stimulate further thinking and activity in this area.
Experience from a field experiment in Kenya.
Nutrition promotion messages
Product recall for newborn sensory toy presenting a high risk of choking and strangulation due to easy access to small parts and excessively long cords.
How to give feedback about your rapid lateral flow, PCR or saliva test kit, including reporting harm or reactions you had when you did the test.
This toolkit explains Ofsted Parent View. Schools can use it to encourage parents and carers to share their experiences of their child’s school.
Use this form to report comments and concerns about ear tags, pastern bands or boluses used to identify cattle, sheep and goats.
Mandatory qualifications for specialist teachers of pupils with hearing impairment, vision impairment or multi-sensory impairment.
How to use a contextual inquiry when developing your digital health product.
How to use a micro-randomised trial to evaluate your digital health product.
The research involved consultations with crisis-affected communities, aid agencies and donors, as well as a review of relevant d literature
To support teachers in making early years foundation stage profile (EYFSP) judgements.
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