Visual analogue scale (VAS) tool PBA for local areas

Heather Catt; Hannah Waterson; Omer Ali; Annie Harrison; Steph Mitchell; Reem Addam; Christine Greenhalgh; Gregory Williams; Adam Garrow; Edward Stagg; Arpana Verma

Visual analogue scale (VAS) tool PBA for local areas

Heather Catt, Hannah Waterson, Omer Ali, Annie Harrison, Steph Mitchell, Reem Addam, Christine Greenhalgh, Gregory Williams, Adam Garrow, Edward Stagg, Arpana Verma

Division of Population Health, Health Services Research & Primary Care (L5)

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Abstract

The following document asks questions relevant to the expected outcomes for areas utilising the place based approaches tools. The scroll bar following each question should be moved to where you feel your area sits, ranging from the worst possible place (0), to the best possible place (10). Your indicitave score will appear in the box to the bottom right of the scroll bar as you move it along. If required, some guidance is provided in the right hand column to help you understand each question.

Original language	English
Type	Online tool for assessing areas for a Place-based approach
Media of output	Online spreadsheet
Publisher	Public Health England
Place of Publication	London
Publication status	Published - 3 Aug 2021

Keywords

place-based policy
place-based health disparities
place-based knowledge
Health
Health inequalities
Evaluation
Visual analogue scale
Community
Co-production
Collaboration

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Visual analogue scale (VAS) tool PBA for local areas

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