Public Health Research
We research access to health services, participant experiences and programme delivery to help public-health teams understand barriers and improve their decisions.
What we research
- 01Health-service access research
We investigate barriers to seeking and using health services.
- 02Participant-experience research
We explore how participants experience services and programmes.
- 03Health programme learning
We examine delivery questions using participant, provider and programme evidence.
How we carry out the research
- 01Define the health research question
We define the service-use, experience, behaviour or delivery question the study will address.
- 02Identify review and safeguards
We establish relevant review, consent and sensitive-data requirements before recruitment.
- 03Plan appropriate engagement
We plan engagement around language, accessibility, suitable settings and participant needs.
What you receive
Deliverables are tailored to your study and confirmed in the agreed scope.
- Health-service findingsFindings about service access, experiences or programme delivery, with the limitations of the evidence.
- Protected data handoverStudy measures and analysis documentation appropriate to the agreed research scope.
Related case studies
Related published case studies and their reported research approaches.
Quality and Coverage
Confirm where the study can take place and which controls it requires.
Country capability
Review geographic feasibility, languages and delivery arrangements.
Country capabilityQuality and ethics
Agree participant protection, validation and data-handling requirements.
Quality and ethicsPlanning your health study
Which health-service or programme question needs research?
Tell us the decision you need to make and the evidence you need. We will discuss a research scope suited to your question.