research in practice for adults offers annually 20 hours of one-to-one support time to each Partner agency. There are no strict guidelines as to how this time is used. Here are some examples of one-to-one support project options:

• scope the evidence and prepare a literature review in certain area of practice or certain intervention that is a priority for the agency

• assist with developing guidance or training on research methods, deliver workshops on research skill and evidence informed practice locally for staff

• support an internal evaluation/appraisal process; support a Partner in a process of commissioning/contracting an external evaluator

• look at other particular learning needs within the Partner agency and deliver individually tailored workshops

• facilitate a process of knowledge exchange with other local authorities that have experience in certain areas of practice through telephone conferences, online collaboration and others

• help and support with data collection and statistical analysis of certain monitoring or evaluation initiatives

The above examples are not exclusive and research in practice for adults follows a needs-led approach, exploring with each partner the specific input that is needed locally.

Here is the list of the publicly accessible outputs from one-to-one projects completed so far.

Here is the list of current (active) one-to-one support projects.

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