1. Open Public Services The changing role of the third sector David Mullins, Rosie Meek and James Rees
2. Evidence Review Partnerships Scoping work and 20+ papers Housing Health and Social Care Employment Criminal Justice Engage with sector Policy / Impact Open Public Services Commissioning 2012 Our research
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4. Open Public Services Locating our Research Principles Individual Neighbourhood Commissioned Choice Health & social care Decentralisation Diversity Housing Partnerships Criminal Justice Fairness Accountability Employment Services Ensuring Diversity & Enabling Open Public Services : ‘new innovative providers’ , entry barriers, ‘continuity regimes’, ‘avoid switching from one monopoly to another’
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9. Engagement with and awareness of TSOs: prisoner self reports N = 680, age 15-78 years (mean age 32) n = 15-31 TSOs, total = 116 TSOs Population Type of prison (two privately run) Response rate n (% population) Female Closed 85 (18) Male Open, training 50 (10) Male Open, local 90 (9) Male Juvenile 19 (4) Female Open, training 16 (11) Male Closed 66 (12) Male young adults Closed 46 (10) Male Closed local 308 (25)
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Editor's Notes
Ie user outcomes are needed but won’t be known until much later