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Person Dr Pippa Davie (former employee)

Former: Research Officer & Local Development Adviser

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Guide 25 May 2023 Reducing parental conflict outcomes framework guide
By
Bethan Le Maistre,
Pippa Davie (former employee),
Olivia Martin and
Karen Noble (former employee)
Families & relationships Parental conflict Understanding needs Identifying risk Commissioning Workforce & practice
EIF report 30 Aug 2022 Common elements: An innovative approach to improving children’s outcomes in early childhood education
By
Aleisha Clarke (former employee),
Sara Baker,
Virginia Ghiara (former employee),
Helen Burridge,
Pippa Davie (former employee),
Janina Eberhart,
Freyja Fischer (former employee) and
Anna Jackson
Childcare & preschool education Cognitive development Language & communication Social & emotional skills Using evidence Workforce & practice
Guide 15 Aug 2022 Early Years Library
Contributors:
Aleisha Clarke (former employee),
Sara Baker,
Virginia Ghiara (former employee),
Helen Burridge,
Pippa Davie (former employee),
Janina Eberhart,
Freyja Fischer (former employee) and
Anna Jackson
Childcare & preschool education Cognitive development Language & communication Social & emotional skills Using evidence Workforce & practice
EIF report 26 Nov 2021 Growing up in the Covid-19 pandemic: An evidence review of the impact of pandemic life on physical development in the early years
By
Max Stanford (former employee),
Pippa Davie (former employee) and
James Mulcahy (former employee)
Coronavirus
EIF report 21 Jul 2021 Adolescent mental health: A systematic review on the effectiveness of school-based interventions
By
Aleisha Clarke (former employee),
Miriam Sorgenfrei,
James Mulcahy (former employee),
Pippa Davie (former employee),
Claire Friedrich and
Tom McBride (former employee)
Mental health Using evidence