Newcastle Citizens Assembly Evaluation [Final report]

Gill Davidson; Seema Patel; Sara Lilley; Sarah Cohen

Newcastle Citizens Assembly Evaluation [Final report]

Gill Davidson, Seema Patel, Sara Lilley, Sarah Cohen

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Newcastle Citizens Assembly began in 2009 as a new process to engage communities in the work of the Newcastle Partnership. The project hosts, Newcastle Healthy City (NHC), commissioned Northumbria University to carry out this second and final evaluation of the project during March-May 2011. The evaluation aims were: to update the recommendations from the first evaluation report; to identify lessons learned from the project; to update on service improvements; and to provide examples of good practice. Data was provided through semi-structured interviews, an online survey, and documentary analysis.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Publisher	Northumbria University
Number of pages	41
Publication status	Published - May 2011

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