Logic Model Creator Tool (beta)
Our Logic Model Creator Tool guides you through the completion of a logic model, gathering information about your intervention before providing you with a logic model output.
Introducing our Logic Model Creator Tool
A logic model is a compelling visual roadmap that shows how a program or intervention will achieve its objectives. It depicts the logical relationships among inputs (resources), activities (actions conducted), outputs (direct results), outcomes (short-term effects), and long-term consequences. This structured framework is required for the effective planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of healthcare interventions.
To simplify the process, we developed the Logic Model Creator Tool—an AI-powered solution that helps innovators:
- Design robust logic models using NHS-specific frameworks.
- Map processes to intended impacts with data-driven insights.
- Generate customised outputs—from quick chat-based summaries to detailed, emailed reports.
How it works
The Logic Model Creator Tool is an AI-generated chatbot developed using the practical knowledge and real-world experience of Unity insights.
- Choose your approach: Opt for a fast logic model or a more comprehensive version.
- Input your data: The tool guides you through key components of your innovation.
- Iterate and improve: Logic models evolve, revisit and update yours as your programme progresses.
Please note: This is a beta version. Some features may not work perfectly and improvements are ongoing. We welcome any feedback as we continue to refine and enhance the Logic Model Creator Tool.
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Why logic models matter in evaluation
At Unity Insights, we specialise in healthcare evaluation, and logic models are a cornerstone of our methodology. These models provide a holistic view of programs and innovations, helping teams:
- Clarify objectives and align stakeholders.
- Plan assessments with demonstrable results.
- Answer the “so what?” question by demonstrating real-world impact.
For the maximum usability, a logic model should be created during the evaluation’s planning/design phase, prior to implementation; however, we advocate refining it iteratively as new data becomes available to ensure continual progress.
