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Dear David,
Given your surname, I’m guessing that you are the same David that I knew at OPM, whilst I was in the OST. The e-mail address suggests that you too have moved on. What are you up to these days?
At People Science & Policy Ltd, we have run a number of participative events of varying sizes, using mixtures of techniques to explore scientific and technical issues. These have included high profile work for Government Departments/Bodies such as HSE, Foresight and HGC and research organisations such as MRC and The Wellcome Trust. Naturally I’d recommend us, but if you have a look at the “projects” section of our website you can judge for yourself. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you want to know more. Regards.
Mark
Mark Dyball
Director
People Science & Policy Ltd
Hamilton House
Mabledon Place
London
WC1H 9BB
020 7554 8635
www.peoplescienceand policy.com
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Could anyone recommend organisations who have a good track record in organising and running high profile, large scale deliberative polling/citizen juries on health/science related issues?
Thanks
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