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Author: Kate Malcomess

Outcome measures – Learning or proving?

Kate Malcomess 25/08/2025 25/08/2025Blog formulation, intention, reflective practice

For 25 years I’ve watched outcome measurement in the public sector drift into a dangerous cul-de-sac. What started as a way to understand whether we are helping people has been co-opted into a performance game: measures as proof, not as learning. The belief goes something like this: if only we…

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A Refresher for Teams/Services currently using Care Aims as their primary decision-making Framework.

Kate Malcomess 12/06/2024 02/12/2024Blog

…if so, this course may be for you. We are currently running it both as an in-person and online course. Many services have approached us in the last year to ask for an update and refresh. They have reported being unable to embrace the framework fully or finding that the…

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