Trust may be important in shaping public attitudes to genetics and intentions to participate in genomics research and big data initiatives. This study examined trust in data sharing among the general public in the USA, Canada, UK and Australia.
RAND Europe researchers contributed to a book that addresses the challenges of regulatory delivery, defined as the way that regulatory agencies operate in practice to achieve the intended outcomes of regulation.
This study looked at the impact of poor indoor climate on child health. It covered the following indoor climate hazards: damp; mould; indoor air pollution; noise; radon; excess cold; lack of daylight. It finds that 30% of children in the EU are exposed to at least one of these hazards. It estimates that the macroeconomic costs associated with children's exposure to damp and mould amount to $ 62 billion over the next 40 years.
What is the publicly preferred way to raise additional funds needed to meet growing demand for health and social care. Options are taxation, insurance, or user charges. We analyse the preferences of the UK general public using a choice experiment.
Researchers examined the European Medicines Agency fee system and its relationship to the underlying costs associated with its services, assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the system, and whether fees are founded on a sound economic basis.
Researchers examined the European Medicines Agency fee system and its relationship to the underlying costs associated with its services, assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the system, and whether fees are founded on a sound economic basis.
Researchers examined the European Medicines Agency fee system and its relationship to the underlying costs associated with its services, assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the system, and whether fees are founded on a sound economic basis.
RAND Europe conducted a study to explore current and future changes in the research landscape, considering the shifting international environment, rapid technological developments and developments in public policy, and how this may affect the nature of national research assessment. We explored how changes in the research environment that may affect research assessment in the UK (REF) over a 5–10 year timeframe.
This report evaluates the efficacy of a digital feedback programme designed to maximise the impact of teachers' feedback on pupil outcome.
Researchers mapped the contribution of UK research and funders to the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence public health guidelines, to understand its strengths, weakness and level of collaboration and coordination across countries.
Age- and sex-specific mortality and hospital admission rates in the general population of London.
An annual report for the European Platform for Investing in Children, outlining new policy developments in the area of child and family policy in EU Member States and reporting on the progress of policies and activities initiated in earlier years.
This study examines the current state-of-the-art in the field of cybersecurity, reporting on the methods and analysis undertaken to assess this area. It also provides research questions for the NCTV to consider for their research agenda.
This policy memo provides an overview of the extent to which non-traditional families are taken into account by Member States in developing family leave policies.
An overview of the extent to which children's rights are promoted and taken into account in policies and practice, considering policy frameworks at national level as well as those at EU level.
RAND Europe conducted a rapid evidence assessment of the de-escalation training literature and found that training may help staff manage patient violence and aggression but de-escalation training may not in itself reduce the number of violent or aggressive incidents. Also, de-escalation training contributes to a significant reduction in lost workdays, improved staff retention, reduced complaints, and reduced overall expenditure.
A policy memo presenting trends and risks for single parents across the European Union, which provides an overview of existing support mechanisms and examples of practices supporting single parents in some Member States.
The EDA commissioned RAND Europe to examine the scope for collaboration between European states in light and medium multirole helicopters. We examined the current multirole helicopter demand and supply landscape, the current approach to life-cycle management, and potential preconditions, challenges and benefits. The study then identified potential collaboration models, spanning maintenance and upgrade, procurement, and research and development.
The updated Vitality Age Calculator (VA.3) is an online tool giving users a snapshot of their overall health based on lifestyle choices and clinical risk factors by comparing the individual life expectancy to the average population. Healthy Vitality Age, an extension of VA.3, uses the Health Adjusted Life Expectancy to account for both mortality and morbidity while adjusting the life expectancy by the amount of time lived in suboptimal health.
The updated Vitality Age Calculator (VA.3) is an online tool that gives users a snapshot of their overall health based on lifestyle choices and clinical risk factors by calculating a bespoke life expectancy estimate. The Vitality Age with pre-existing conditions (VAPC) is an extension to VA.3, allowing differentiation between individuals with one or more selected pre-existing conditions that negatively affect their health and life expectancy.
The potential socioeconomic implications and applicability of game-changing technologies to the European services sector, covering: advanced robotics; autonomous transport devices; blockchain; virtual and augmented reality; and wearable devices.
The potential socioeconomic implications and applicability of game-changing technologies to the European services sector, covering: advanced robotics; autonomous transport devices; blockchain; virtual and augmented reality; and wearable devices.
The potential socioeconomic implications and applicability of game-changing technologies to the European services sector, covering: advanced robotics; autonomous transport devices; blockchain; virtual and augmented reality; and wearable devices.
The potential socioeconomic implications and applicability of game-changing technologies to the European services sector, covering: advanced robotics; autonomous transport devices; blockchain; virtual and augmented reality; and wearable devices.
The potential socioeconomic implications and applicability of game-changing technologies to the European services sector, covering: advanced robotics; autonomous transport devices; blockchain; virtual and augmented reality; and wearable devices.
