Stroke: Innovations in major system reconfiguration in England:
Stroke: innovations in major system reconfiguration in England: a study of the effectiveness, acceptability and processes of implementation of different models of stroke care.
Description of Project
Mixed method evaluation stroke service reconfigurations in London, Greater Manchester, and the Midlands and East of England, combining:
1. quantitative data on 'what works and at what cost?' to examine whether changes delivered improvements in quality of care and clinical outcomes, and the cost-effectiveness of changes.
2. qualitative data on 'understanding implementation and sustainability', to examine factors influencing the planning, implementation and sustainability of reconfigurations.
Principal Investigator: Professor Naomi Fulop
Co-Investigators:
Prof Ruth Boaden Rachael Hunter Prof Christopher McKevitt Prof Stephen Morris Mr Nanik Pursani Dr Angus Ramsay Prof Tony Rudd Prof Pippa Tyrrell Prof Charles Wolfe Research team Dr Catherine Perry Dr Simon J Turner Dr Iliatha Papachristou Funder: NIHR Health Services and Delivery Research Programme Start Date: 2011 Project Duration: 7 years Contact: n.fulop@ucl.ac.uk or angus.ramsay@ucl.ac.uk
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