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January 2019

Wellbeing and Cost Effectivess Course Slides

Wellbeing and Cost Effectiveness Course Slides

Intro

These three powerpoint slide decks were originally used in the wellbeing cost effectiveness analysis one-day workshop held in London on 29 January 2018.

  1. Martin Knapp’s slide deck is an introduction to the aims of the course; why cost-effectiveness is needed; basic principles; measuring wellbeing and costs; pulling outcomes and costs together; modelling cost-effectiveness; and using the findings.
  2. Sara MacLennan’s slide deck focuses on what personal subjective wellbeing is; the recommended ways of measuring it; understanding the intermediate steps; and why you want to measure affects what you measure.
  3. David Mcdaid’s slide deck asks why, and how to, make use of modelling; and looks specifically at Return on Investment modelling on tackling loneliness, bullying, and debt; and Social Return on Investment modelling.
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