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Well before evidence-based practice became fashionable beyond clinical medicine, the team at SSRU was telling us what we ought to already know - that some interventions work better than others, and that that some well-meaning attempts at health promotion, just like medicine and surgery, may do harm. This book is a must for policy makers and practitioners who want to make a real difference, and understand how research evidence can inform their ...

Examining health services research from the perspective of service users demonstrates that while research methods are applied meticulously research findings can still be misleading. In her Inaugural Professorial Lecture, Sandy Oliver offers two solutions. The first solution focuses on the social attributes of a study such as who designs the study and who interprets the findings. The second solution focuses on how we can review research literat...