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Commissioning early intervention services means bringing together everything you know about local needs and risks with robust evidence on the effectiveness of different programmes and practices, and using this information to make decisions in the best interests of both the people who need additional support and local budgets which are under pressure. These items touch on different aspects of this strategic approach to commissioning.

Resource 18 Sep 2017
Commissioner guide: Reducing parental conflict
  • Ben Lewing ,
  • Laura Stock (former employee) ,
  • Inês Pote (former employee) ,
  • Virginia Ghiara (former employee) ,
  • Sue Chapman ,
  • Helen Burridge ,
  • Chad Hemady (former employee) ,
  • Shaun Liverpool ,
  • Elspeth Wilson ,
  • Karen Noble (former employee) ,
  • Bethan Le Maistre
    • Resource 21 Feb 2019
    The EIF Guidebook: a vital step towards delivering evidence-based early intervention
    Resource 11 Jul 2016
    Foundations for Life: What the review means for commissioners
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    Guide 18 Sep 2017 Commissioner guide: Reducing parental conflict
    Contributors:
    Ben Lewing,
    Laura Stock (former employee),
    Inês Pote (former employee),
    Virginia Ghiara (former employee),
    Sue Chapman,
    Helen Burridge,
    Chad Hemady (former employee),
    Shaun Liverpool,
    Dr Elspeth Wilson,
    Karen Noble (former employee) and
    Bethan Le Maistre
    Families & relationships Parental conflict Making the case Understanding needs Identifying risk Using evidence Commissioning Implementing programmes Evaluation Workforce & practice Systems & partnerships
    Blog 28 Feb 2017 Relationships in the early years
    By
    Dr Kirsten Asmussen
    Attachment Child behaviour Cognitive development Language & communication Commissioning Implementing programmes Evaluation Workforce & practice Innovation
    Video 27 Feb 2017 Exploring the evidence: What works to support parent-child interactions?
    Contributor:
    Dr Kirsten Asmussen
    Attachment Child behaviour Cognitive development Using evidence Commissioning
    Past event Early years, parenting and family relationships conference 2016 12 July 2016, Birmingham
    Attachment Child behaviour Cognitive development Families & relationships Language & communication Parental conflict Parenting Understanding needs Identifying risk Using evidence Commissioning Workforce & practice Systems & partnerships
    Guide 11 Jul 2016 Foundations for Life: What the review means for commissioners
    Attachment Child behaviour Cognitive development Language & communication Using evidence Commissioning
    Guide 11 Jul 2016 Foundations for Life: FAQs
    Attachment Child behaviour Cognitive development Language & communication Using evidence Commissioning Evaluation
    EIF report 17 Nov 2015 Preventing gang and youth violence: Spotting signals of risk and supporting children and young people
    Edited by
    Stephanie Waddell
    Gangs & youth violence Identifying risk Using evidence Commissioning
    Blog 28 Sep 2015 Infant massage: understanding the evidence base
    By
    Dr Kirsten Asmussen
    Parenting Using evidence Commissioning
    Past event National conference 2015 12 February 2015, London
    Child behaviour Childcare & preschool education Families & relationships Gangs & youth violence Mental health Social & emotional skills Social care Making the case Commissioning Evaluation Workforce & practice Systems & partnerships Funding & spending
    Blog 28 Jan 2015 Mentoring to prevent gang and youth violence
    By
    Stephanie Waddell
    Gangs & youth violence Commissioning