The Gradient Evaluation Framework (GEF): a European framework for designing and evaluating policies and actions to level-up the gradient in health inequalities among children, young people and their families

John Davies; Nigel Sherriff

The Gradient Evaluation Framework (GEF): a European framework for designing and evaluating policies and actions to level-up the gradient in health inequalities among children, young people and their families

University of Brighton

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Abstract

GEF has been developed as a European action-oriented policy tool to guide and inform technical experts in public health working at the Member State level. Linked directly to the policy cycle, GEF is designed to assist those involved in the development, implementation, and evaluation of policies that aim to reduce health inequalities and level-up the gradient in health and its social determinants among children, young people and their families

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Brighton
Publication status	Published - 2012

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Davies, J., & Sherriff, N. (2012). The Gradient Evaluation Framework (GEF): a European framework for designing and evaluating policies and actions to level-up the gradient in health inequalities among children, young people and their families. University of Brighton. http://www.equityevidence.eu/GRADIENT/_PREDEFINED/index.asp?structure_record=17082&web_language=EN&web_sitename=GRADIENT&NEWSITEMS_DETAIL=1&NEWSITEMS_RECORD=3012

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