1. Measuring success in prevention Mental health and wellbeing Mid Argyll Health and Wellbeing Network, January 2015

2. Preventative spend is defined as: “Actions which prevent problems and ease future demand on services by intervening early, thereby delivering better outcomes and value for money”.

3. Drivers for preventative action: Christie Commission, 2011 Argyll & Bute SOA, 2013-2023…..

4. Who? Universal prevention: targeting the general public or a whole population group. Selective prevention: targeting individuals or subgroups of the population whose risk of developing a mental disorder is significantly higher than that of the rest of the population. Indicated prevention: targeting persons at high-risk for mental disorders

5. …and extrapolate Telling your story: Apply well known methods to your chosen beneficiary group and measure their journey

6. Telling a numbers story Use statistics to model an anticipated path and demonstrate how that path has changed…

7. logic modelling logic modelling Logic modelling is good for complex projects with multiple outcomes

8. Cost Benefit Analyses: ◦SROI ◦Social Auditing and accounting

9. Community Engagement CDOs have engagement tools that can help you evaluate in an engaging and rapid way!

10. Sharing your knowledge Grateful for your contributions….

11. Baseline….baseline….baseline Drill into the figures: What are you preventing? For whom? For how long?