Injury Surveillance
Using A&E Data for Crime Reduction
Published in: College of Policing (Epublication, January 2015)
Posted on RAND.org on October 10, 2017
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RAND Europe was commissioned by the College of Policing to undertake research into current uses of A&E data by police in England and Wales and review the state of practice in key sites across England where A&E data sharing has been established. This is encompassed in two documents: a guidance document to serve as an introduction to the kinds of analyses and initiatives that can be supported by A&E data, and a technical report that outlines how the guidance document was developed, including a description of the methodology used.
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