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How to prepare and analyse the data you collected for your evaluation.
How to use routinely collected data to evaluate your digital health product.
Innovations in approaches to analysing and understanding audiences sought to aid an audience-centric approach to strategy development and decision making.
How to determine meaningful findings from your observations of user research.
How to use an interrupted time series to evaluate your digital health product.
This paper presents four cases where social network analysis (SNA) was used in a development programme.
Formerly part of M18, technical guidance for industrial plant operators (and their contractors) who monitor effluent discharges to water and sewer.
Helping public health practitioners conducting evaluations – choosing evaluation methods.
Analysis of learning profiles fills gaps in understanding of learning outcomes by providing information on the learning over multiple ages or grades
This review presents a summary of analytical frameworks and good practice for analysing intersecting social inequalities in crisis settings
This section helps you to understand users and their needs and begin to diagnose the policy problems and challenges that you need to fix.
Formerly part of M18, how to prepare and interpret analytical quality control (AQC) charts to verify the performance of your monitoring method.
How to use an N-of-1 study to evaluate your digital health product.
Calculations and methods for analysing national antenatal infections screening and monitoring (NAISM).
Paper from the CMA's Data, Technology and Analytics (DaTA) Unit, identifying potential harms to competition and consumers from the use of algorithms.
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