Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Randomised control trials are the gold standard in evaluation, however it can often feel too difficult and resource-intensive to pull off in a field setting. In this session, BIT partners discuss their experience running an RCT in the field, sharing operational challenges, how they overcame them and lessons they learnt along the way. BIT also shared insights into trial design and results.
Eva Koromilas - Senior Behavioural Advisor, Behavioural Insights Unit, Department of Customer Service, NSW Government
Alvin Koh - Assistant Manager and Senior Probation Officer, Probation and Community Rehabilitation Service, Ministry of Family and Social Development, Singapore
Dr Serene Koh - Senior Advisor, BIT Singapore
Edwina Crawford - Director, Aboriginal Services Unit, Department of Justice, NSW Government
Randomised control trials are the gold standard in evaluation, however it can often feel too difficult and resource-intensive to pull off in a field setting. In this session, BIT partners discuss their experience running an RCT in the field, sharing operational challenges, how they overcame them and lessons they learnt along the way. BIT also shared insights into trial design and results.
Eva Koromilas - Senior Behavioural Advisor, Behavioural Insights Unit, Department of Customer Service, NSW Government
Alvin Koh - Assistant Manager and Senior Probation Officer, Probation and Community Rehabilitation Service, Ministry of Family and Social Development, Singapore
Dr Serene Koh - Senior Advisor, BIT Singapore
Edwina Crawford - Director, Aboriginal Services Unit, Department of Justice, NSW Government
