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Tackling complexity and generalisability using realist research

Geoff Wong

ESWG

Thursday, 18 January 2024, 5pm to 6pm

Methods and Approaches in Evaluation (METHEVAL):

LIEPP is glad to invite you to a new session of the cycle of seminars
"Methods and Approaches in Evaluation" (METHEVAL):

Thursday January 18th 2024, 5pm - 6pm

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Speaker: 

  • Geoffrey Wong (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford)
Discussant:

Abstract : 

In this presentation, Dr. Wong will explain how complexity can be conceptualised and broken down into 'researchable' components using realist research approaches (namely realist review/synthesis or realist evaluation). More importantly, these approaches provide a warrant for the transferability of findings from one setting to another.