Experience | Will Parry

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2019 – The Health Foundation:
- Parry W, Wolters AT, Brine RJ, Steventon A (2019) Effect of an integrated care pathway on use of primary and secondary healthcare by patients at high risk of emergency inpatient admission: a matched control cohort study in Tower Hamlets. BMJ Open 2019;0:e026470. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2018-026470
- Dreyer K and Parry W (2019) Characterising High Cost Users of the NHS in England. London: The Health Foundation [In press]

2017 – Department for Education:
- McCracken K, Priest S, FitzSimons A, Bracewell K, Torchia K, Parry W and Stanley N (2017) Evaluation of Pause. London: Department for Education [Downloads:] Research report (pdf)

2015 – Economic and Social Research Council:
- Parry W (2015) Do active children become active adults? Investigating experiences of sport and exercise using the 1970 British Cohort Study. London: UCL Institute of Education [Downloads:] PhD thesis (pdf)

2015 – European Parliament:
- McCracken K, Lovenduski J, Marquez S, Parry W, Ghailani D, Niżyńska A, Šidlauskienė V and Várnagy R (2015) Analysis of Policies for Gender Balance in the European Parliament Elections of 2014. Brussels: Directorate General For Internal Policies, European Parliament [Downloads:] Research report (pdf)

2015 – Strategic Society Centre:
- Parry W and Lloyd J (2015) Income Security and a Good Retirement. London: Strategic Society Centre [Downloads:] Summary (pdf), Research report (pdf), Policy report (pdf), Model estimates (xlsx), Launch event presentation (pdf)
- Lloyd J and Parry W (2015) Older Owners: Research on the lives, aspirations and housing outcomes of older homeowners in the UK. London: Strategic Society Centre [Downloads:] Research report (pdf), Policy report (pdf)

2013 – Centre for Longitudinal Studies, UCL Institute of Education:
- Parry W (2013) Experiences of physical activity at age 10 in the 1970 British Cohort Study. CLS Cohort Studies Working Paper Series, Working paper 2013/6, London: UCL Institute of Education, University of London [Downloads:] Working paper (pdf)

2013 – London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine:
- Bonell C, Parry W, Wells H, Jamal F, Fletcher A, Harden A, Thomas J, Campbell R, Petticrew M, Murphy S, Whitehead M, Moore L (2013) The effects of the school environment on student health: A systematic review of multi-level studies. Health & Place, Volume 21, Pages 180-191, ISSN 1353-8292 doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2012.12.001 [Downloads:] Journal article (pdf)
- Bonell C, Jamal F, Harden A, Wells H, Parry W, Fletcher A (2013) Systematic review of the effects of schools and school environment interventions on health: evidence mapping and synthesis. Public Health Research 2013;1(1) doi:10.3310/phr01010 [Downloads:] Research report (pdf)

2013 – Parliament, UK:
- Parry W (2013) Education Committee: Written Evidence Submitted by Will Parry, Department of Quantitative Social Science, Institute of Education, University of London. London: Commons Select Committee, UK Parliament [Downloads:] Submitted paper (pdf)

2011 – Department for Communities and Local Government:
- Cattell J, Mackie A, Parry W, Gibson K and Hitchins T (2011) Simple but effective: Local solutions for adults facing multiple deprivation: Adults facing Chronic Exclusion evaluation. London: Department for Communities and Local Government [Downloads:] Summary report (pdf), Final report (pdf)

2010 – Department for Culture, Media & Sport:
- Marsh K, Parry W, Bertranou E, MacKay S, Morton D, Sarmah R and Dolan P (2010) Understanding the Drivers of Engagement in Culture and Sport. CASE: The Culture and Sport Evidence Programme. London: Department for Culture, Media & Sport [Downloads:] Over-arching summary (pdf), Summary report (pdf), Technical report (pdf), Technical appendices (pdf)

2010 – National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE):
- O’Mara A, Marrero-Guillamón I, Parry W, Cooper C, and Lorenc T (2010) Review of review-level evidence to inform the development of NICE public health guidance for the prevention of pre-diabetes among adults in high-risk groups. London: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) [Downloads:] Research report (pdf)

2019 – The Health Foundation:
- Evaluation of integrated care in Tower Hamlets
- High-cost users of the NHS in England
- High-need patients with chronic conditions in England

2019 – Department of Children and Youth Affairs, Ireland:
- Modelling the impact of future policy scenarios on unit costs of childcare in Ireland (with Apteligen and Crowe)

2019 – Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI):
- Monitoring uptake of the RNLI Central Alerting and Messaging System (RCAMS)

2018 – Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI):
- Data linkage between RCAMS and Lifesaving Activity Reporting (LSAR) systems

2018 – Social Value Exchange (Firesouls):
- Developing a method to assess and allocate resources to social value projects

2017 – Department for Education, UK:
- Evaluation of the Pause national pilots (with Opcit Research)

2016 – Aldaba:
- Development of a unit costing tool (with Dartington Social Research Unit)

2016 – Marine Society and Sea Cadets (MSSC):
- Analysing the retention of young people in the Sea Cadets

2016 – ThinkPublic
- Design of a survey instrument to capture the emotional experiences of dementia patients and aid co-design of services

2015 – Social Value Exchange (Firesouls):
- Valuing resources distributed through the Social Value Exchange

2015 – Strategic Society Centre:
- Research on income security and a good retirement in the UK
- Research on the lives, aspirations and housing outcomes of older homeowners in the UK

2015 – European Parliament:
- Analysis of the effect of party policies on gender balance in the European Parliament after the 2014 elections

2015 – Department for Education, UK:
- Mental health in children’s services and schools: Analysis of costs (with Aldaba)

2014 – Leicester City Clinical Commissioning Group:
- Latent class analysis of older people and people with multiple comorbidities in Leicester
- Projecting future hospital use in Leicester due to population ageing