Research & Studies
Our Studies
One of our key methodological competences is evidence-based operational field and desk research to support advocacy, policy work and implementation. We’ve conducted evaluations, desk studies, and literature reviews in a variety of relevant technical areas. Our staff has strong academic experience with skills ranging from quantitative and qualitative research methods, data synthesis and analysis to elaboration of scientific reports and documents. These are used for dissemination of results among the scientific community as well as the support of policy-makers to elaborate evidence-based strategies, plans and, policies.
We can provide management services for studies, give support to scientists and principal investigators in the implementation of their research, including development and implementation of scientific and managerial tools, management of scientific teams, and coordination and support of human resources and bugets.
Our Conferences
We regularly participate at international conferences, where we often present our work or help organize or moderate them. Here you will find a selection of conferences that we have attended or organized. You will find more details about the previous editions of our own Quality Improvement Forum that we organize in Heidelberg together with the Institute of Global Health and the aQua Institute for Quality Improvement.
ISQua conference “Desgning for the future – community, resilience and sustainability”
Dr Michael Marx of evaplan participated at the Brisbane edition of the annual ISQua conference.
Digitalization & Quality Improvement: challenges for better health outcomes
Digital solutions in the health sector are infamously inconsistent, they do not share common approaches, terminologies, or objectives.
How to fit patient safety into QI mechanisms?
While patient safety is universally recognized as a key theme in advancing health care systems, it is yet to be integrated into a broader spectrum of topics and methods addressing health care systems as a whole.
Quality Improvement mechanisms in health systems strengthening: Where is the evidence?
2015 marks the start of the ‘post-MDG’ era and while the Millennium Development Goals could not reach all their targets, health system strengthening (HSS) is key to all programme interventions in health.