Outputs

So far, we have produced the following outputs:

1. A meta-ethnography (a kind of literature review) of evidence of public views of health inequalities in the UK, published prior to 2017 .

2. A journal article and related blog piece exploring how the results of the national survey and citizens’ juries together suggest people in the UK think about health inequalities and potential policy responses.

3. An article reflecting on the methodology of citizens’ juries (and the role of humour within this).

4. A book chapter which considers whether citizens’ juries can help bridge the divide between evidence and politics in public health.

We are continuing to analyse the data we gathered and to review new evidence in this area as it emerges so we will add to this page as we produce further outputs.