Session: OS-6
Realism, Trials and Transferability

Chair

Sally Lawson

Time

13:45 - 15:15 on Monday, 3rd of October 2016

Venue

Frobisher Room 2

13:45

The transferability of complex interventions: a case study of parenting programmes

Daniel Wight (MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow), Alison Devlin (MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow)
14:15

Can theoretically informed realist approaches be successfully employed to synthesis multiple data sets and develop and evaluate a complex intervention? The 'Engager' synthesis saga

Cath Quinn (Plymouth), Sarah Brand (PUPSMD), Mark Pearson (Ex), Richard Byng (PUPSMD)
14:45

Using Realist Evaluation in intervention development: Key learning from a Realist Process Evaluation of a complex intervention in a pilot trial (Engager)

Sarah Brand (Plymouth University Peninsula School of Medicine), Cath Quinn (Plymouth University Peninsula School of Medicine), Mark Pearson (University of Exeter), Richard Byng (Plymouth University Peninsula School of Medicine)