In the know: using information to make better decisions: a discussion paper
This report, published by the Audit Commission, aims to encourage people to think about the information they use whenever they make decisions. This document provides many examples of how information has been used in improving public services. Click here for more.
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- Caroline De Brún
- I am a librarian interested in the fields of innovation, improvement and knowledge management. I currently work for the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement. I have co-written a book called Searching Skills Toolkit: Finding the Evidence, published by Wiley.
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