Research capacity and research governance in local authority settings in England
Created By:
Tim Adams
Last updated:
15 Jun 2022
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The survey found that most researchers were located in corporate teams, and performance indicators and other forms of quantitative methods were the most frequently used methods of obtaining data. The findings also suggest a low level of access by researchers to training and other forms of support, including research governance arrangements likely to be a consequence of continuing public sector austerity policies pursued by the present government. Authors: John Woolham, Martin Stevens and Chris Rainey
Category:
Critical success factors » Approach to change
Characteristics » Use of data and intelligence
Change approach » Service focus
Change approach » Joined up
Local government services » Administration and government