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Evaluation and Insights

Evidence that helps health innovations work in practice

Our Evaluation and Insights team works with NHS organisations, innovators, charities, universities, local authorities and national programmes to evaluate change in real-world settings.

We help partners understand whether an innovation or programme is making a difference, who it works for, where it works best and how it can improve.

Who this is for

This service is for organisations that need credible evidence to guide decisions, secure investment, demonstrate impact or improve services.

We work with:

01

NHS providers, 
systems and commissioners

02

Innovators and digital health companies

03

Charities and voluntary sector organisations

04

Universities and 
research partners

05

Local authorities and neighbourhood health and care teams

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National programmes and transformation initiatives

UCLPartners and the NHS Innovation Accelerator have played a crucial role in helping us build the evidence and system relationships needed to move from local delivery to national recognition.

5 May 2026
Dr Greg Burch
Joint CEO, Tiny Medical Apps

How we help

You do not need a fully formed idea; 
a clearly identified problem is enough to start.

Systematic literature and rapid evidence reviews

Evaluation strategy and framework development

Logic models and theories of change

Real-world evidence generation

Mixed-methods evaluation

Health economics 
and value analysis

Implementation and 
process evaluation

Quantitative and qualitative analysis, including outcomes modelling and, data visualisation

Patient and public involvement, co-design and participatory approaches

Equity-focused evaluation

Evidence generation plans for regulators and commissioners

Our approach

We design evaluations around the realities of health and care delivery. Our work is rigorous, proportionate and grounded in real operational pressures.

Evaluation is not just about proving success. We help partners understand what is working, who benefits, what needs to improve and what evidence is needed to support future adoption or scale.

Patient and public involvement and engagement is built in from the start. Patients, carers and communities help shape questions, interpret findings and develop recommendations, so real-world experiences inform the evidence and recommendations for change.

Working with us

We start with a discovery phase to understand your aims, evidence needs, data, timelines, governance requirements and opportunities for patient and public involvement.

We then agree the right level of support. This could include a focused evidence review, development of theory of change and evaluation framework, independent evaluation, embedded evaluation partnership or longer-term evidence generation strategy.

We support programmes at different stages, from early pilots, through  and adoption in real clinical settings to large-scale transformation.

Key benefits

Independent evidence generation

Credible, independent evidence generation to support decision-making.

Recommendations for improvement and scale

Practical recommendations for improvement, adoption and scale.

Understanding barriers and enablers

Clearer insight into implementation barriers 
and enablers.

Patient and public involvement

Integrated patient and public involvement and engagement expertise.

Understanding
lived experience

Stronger understanding of patient, public and staff experience.

Supporting strategic planning

Evidence to support commissioning, investment or regulatory planning.

Understanding equity and impact

Better understanding of equity, inclusion and unintended impacts.

Real-world evaluation approaches

Pragmatic approaches to evaluations in real world settings, underpinned by robust methodologies.

Is this right for you?

This service is for organisations developing, implementing or scaling an innovation, transformation programme or service change, and that need clear evidence of what is working, what needs to improve and what has potential to scale.

If your work is at an early stage, we can help you understand what evidence already exists, what you may need next and what type of evaluation would be most useful.

Kate Cheema

Director of Evaluation and Insights

Kate.Cheema@uclpartners.com

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