Ms
Jane Lewis
BA Hons, FAcSS
Director
Centre for Evidence and Implementation
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@janelewis100
Region:
South / South Eastern England
Member since
2018
Years in implementation:
6 or more years
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Primary areas of work:
Voluntary / Not for Profit
Service Design and Development
Consultancy
Implementation Support and Technical Assistance
Research
Social Care - Adult
Social Care - Child
Youth Work
Mental Health
Public Health
Child Development/Early Years Education/Schools
Psychology/Psychiatry
Central Government policy
CEI is an evidence intermediary, working in the UK, Australia, Singapore with local and national governments, NGOs and foundations. We work across evidence synthesis, service and system design, active implementation support, implementation/ formative evaluation and outcome evaluation. Our work focuses on child and family services and services for disadvantaged communities.
Main topics of interest:
Implementation-informed Service Design
Implementation Theory
Scaling Up
Sustainment
Adoption/De-adoption/De-implementation
Co-Processes (Co-Design, Co-Creation etc.)
Systems Change/Systems Analysis
Competencies for Implementation Support
Theory of Change
Evaluation of Implementation
Interests are application of implementation science to practice, at the level of programmes, services, practice frameworks, policy and whole systems. Innovation - bringing together evidence, user centred design and implementation thinking. Selection and adaptation. Strengthening programme/service design for implementation eg underpinning evidence, theory of change, practice protocols. Common elements. Connecting imp sci and behavioural science. Building organisational capacity and readiness for implementation. Planning implementation strategies. Working with implementation teams. Implementation monitoring – data systems and rapid cycle feedback. Evaluating implementation and strategies - formative and hybrid evaluations. Scaling up - readiness, models, strategies. Applying implementation thinking to funding and grant-making.
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