1、The Office for Students(OfS)mental health analytics project:an evaluation iThe Office for Students(OfS)mental health analytics projectAn evaluationJim Keane,senior analytics consultant wellbeing,JiscContents1 Executive summary3Datafirst5 Engagement needed beyond data6 The predictive model10 Integrat

2、ed service dashboard12 Student consent and consultation15 The power of the nudge17 Sustainability and wider rollout18 Appendix The Office for Students(OfS)mental health analytics project:an evaluation 1The OfS mental health and analytics project ran from July 2019 until July 2022 with the intentions

3、:To deliver a step-change in mental health outcomes for students To develop and implement new and innovative collaborative proposals that will deliver changes in student mental health outcomes,with an emphasis on testing new interventions To provide an evidence base on what works that can be dissemi

4、nated across the sector To develop strategic partnerships to address issues of connectivity and complexity in mental health supportThe intended outcomes of this approach were:1.Greater understanding of the factors associated with student crisis and poor mental health for students2.The ability to mor

5、e accurately identify and intervene with students who are vulnerable and in crisis3.More accessible services and interventions for students in need of support4.An increase in the numbers of these students involved with mental health and wellbeing support servicesWe have focused on three outputs from

6、 the project:(i)the predictive model,(ii)the integrated service dashboard and(iii)the creation of a model of student consent for tailored messaging(eg nudges).The predictive model1 build and integrated dashboard were exclusive to the lead higher education partner(Northumbria University),whereas diff