Process Evaluation of the British Red Cross Social Prescribing Service. Final Report

Sarah Wallace; Mark Llewellyn; Carolyn Wallace; Megan Elliott; Edgar Mark  Williams; Siva Ganesh

doi:10.60485/ywe4-5b48

Process Evaluation of the British Red Cross Social Prescribing Service. Final Report

Sarah Wallace, Mark Llewellyn, Carolyn Wallace, Megan Elliott, Edgar Mark Williams, Siva Ganesh

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British Red Cross (BRC) commissioned the Welsh Institute for Health and Social Care, University of South Wales, to evaluate a new social prescribing service for people with mental health problems, to enable them to get the support they need, when they need it.

This report presents findings from the process evaluation of the BRC social prescribing service, which focusses on capturing learning from the design and implementation of the model to inform the effective commissioning of future social prescribing projects and services.

Original language	English
Publisher	Welsh Institute for Health and Social Care
Commissioning body	British Red Cross
Number of pages	63
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.60485/ywe4-5b48
Publication status	Published - Apr 2021

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