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Understanding the work and health research landscape
Oct 29, 2021
This report sets out the findings of a study funded by the Department of Health and Social Care to map the landscape of funding for research in work and health in the UK since 2015. The report outlines the methods used for the study and presents the results of the data in detail. This report is likely of interest to research funders, researchers and policymakers working in relation to work and health.
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This report sets out the findings of a study funded by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) to map the landscape of funding for research in work and health in the UK since 2015. This study responds to results of Health is everyone's business consultations by the DHSC and Department for Work and Pensions and aims to help all stakeholders better understand the existing work and health research funding landscape.
Methodologically this study entailed desk research to identify and review publicly available databases and information requested from key funders, and semi-structured interviews with work and health researchers and funders.
This report is likely of interest to research funders, researchers and policymakers as well as those working in research or healthcare provision related to work and health.
Chapter One
Introduction
Chapter Two
Findings
Chapter Three
Summary conclusions and final reflections
Annex A
Methodology
The research described in this report was funded by the Department of Health and Social Care and conducted by RAND Europe.
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