Multi-Division Research Centers and Projects

Center for Military Health Policy Research

More than 9 million active duty, Reserve, and retired military personnel along with their dependents are eligible to receive health care through the U.S. Department of Defense's (DoD's) Military Health System. In addition, nearly 6 million veterans receive health care benefits and services from the Veterans Health Administration. The goal of the Center for Military Health Policy Research—co-sponsored by RAND Health, the RAND Arroyo Center, and the RAND National Defense Research Institute—is to help the DoD and VA meet the challenges of providing the best care possible to this diverse population, while containing costs.

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Drug Policy Research Center

A joint center—co-sponsored by RAND Health and RAND Infrastructure, Safety and Environment—designed to provide a firm, empirical foundation on which sound drug policies can be built.

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Homeland Security and Defense Center

This joint center—co-sponsored by RAND Infrastructure, Safety, and Environment and the RAND National Security Research Division—is dedicated to helping RAND better serve clients from both the domestic and national security communities. HSDC encompasses the full portfolio of what has been ISE’s Homeland Security program as well as selected NSRD sponsors and activities related to homeland defense.

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Safe Start Evaluation Project

Children who are exposed to violence can experience negative social and psychological effects both at the time of the exposure and throughout their life. Finding effective programs to improve children’s chances of future social and psychological well being is the goal of this joint project of RAND Health and RAND Infrastructure, Safety, and Environment.

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Center for Terrorism Risk Management Policy

A joint center—co-sponsored by RAND Infrastructure, Safety and Environment, the RAND Institute for Civil Justice, and Risk Management Solutions—to study terrorism risk management, insurance, liability, and compensation, and to inform public and private decisionmakers on economic security in the face of the terrorism threat.

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RAND research is conducted by individual business units also called divisions. Often, several RAND divisions collaborate to conduct work for a specific research area. RAND divisions are listed below.