Innovation in the Public Sector
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PUBLIN is part of the Programme for research, technological development and demonstration on "Improving the human research potential and the socio-economic knowledge base,1998-2002" under the EU 5th Framework Programme.
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Publin reportsThe following reports have been finalized: D24 Summary and Policy Recommendations (the popular non-academic presentation) (PDF file 1.3 MB) D9 On the differences between public and private sector innovation D14 The structure and size of the public sector in an enlarged Europe D15 Policy learning, what does it mean and how can we study it? D16 Studies of innovation in the public sector, a theoretical framework D17 Report on the Publin surveys D18 Innovation in the social sector – case study analysis D19 Innovation in the health sector – case study analysis D20 On innovation in the public sector National case studiesThe following national reports can be downloaded (PDF files): D12-1 Sweden: Hospital-Managed Advanced Care of Children in their Homes D12-2 UK: Developing Patient-Oriented Education Systems for Diabetes D12-3 UK: NHS Direct, An Innovation in Social Trust D12-4 Spain: The Adoption of Technological and Organizational Innovations in a Traditional Public Hospital in Spain D12-5 The Netherlands: Process Innovation in Mental Health Care D12-6 Ireland: Innovation in the provision of home help services in the Southern Health Board area D13-1 Slovakia: Residential Care for Elderly in Slovakia
D13-2 Ireland: Pensions Retirement Savings Accounts D13-3 Israel: Regional Resource Centres of Special Education D13-4 Lithuania: Innovation in Services for the Elderly D13-5 Norway: Innovation in home based services for the elderly |
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The PUBLIN site is published by NIFU STEP Studies in Innovation, Research and Education. Editor: Per M. Koch, NIFU STEP, Hammersborg torg 3, N-0179 Oslo, Norway, phone +47 22 86 80 21, fax: +47 22 86 80 49. |