Distance travelled: towards a PIE services assessment and specification tool
2: Key requirements for a PIEs assessment tool
The underlying task here is to maintain and advance the momentum of Psychologically Informed Environments (PIEs) primarily but not exclusively in homelessness resettlement services, whist retaining their innovative and service-led character.
Therefore a tool that allows services, commissioners and others to identify for themselves how far they have reached, in developing as a psychologically informed service, needs to support this double aim. This has a number of more general implications, explored in this section, as broad requirements for a PIEs assessment tool.
Distance travelled: towards a PIE services assessment and specification tool
1: Development, flexibility and fidelity
2: Key requirements for a PIEs assessment tool
3: Specific elements in a PIEs assessment tool
4: Observable expressions of the key PIE elements
5: Models of assessment for complex interventions and environments
6: Borrowing for a PIEs Service Assessment and Specification
8: PIEs assessment tool development funding: initial options appraisal
9: Updates and progress reporting
10: Pizazz – a more personal note on terminology
See also:
Memes: a cautionary tale, in three parts, Part One - the Psychologically Informed Environment