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14 July 2023
This project builds on ADR Scotland’s earlier work, exploring the increase in deaths at home during the Covid-19 pandemic and its implications for end-of-life care and health service usage.
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This study aims to use linked administrative data to enhance our understanding of non-health risk factors such as occupation, household, and environmental circumstances. It will help to inform future policies to support populations at higher risk.
6 April 2023
This pilot study led by the Scottish Centre for Administrative Data Research (SCADR) aims to understand change in the nursing and midwifery workforce. It explores the current profile of the nursing and midwifery workforce, demographic and geographical influences on this profile, as well as any risk factors and their implications for the workforce and its future planning.
27 January 2020
This research will explore how factors like mental health conditions, drug use and alcohol relate to incidents of violence and related demands for public services in Scotland.
This research aims to explore the illegal drugs supply in Scottish communities (particularly by post), focusing on the impacts of law enforcement tactics used to counter the delivery of drugs.
This research aims to gain a broader understanding of the patterns of contact with services (in particular emergency services) prior to drug-related deaths in Scotland.
This research aims to understand the driving factors of employment retention for those affected by physical and mental health conditions in Scotland.
This research aims to assess whether benefit sanctions have unintended impacts on claimant health and use of health services in Scotland.
30 July 2019
This study aims to examine the impact of chilhood participation in Scouts, Guides and other similar organisations upon mental health in later life in Scotland.
This study uses data from a 1950s Aberdeen birth cohort for whom test score, secondary school attended and later life health are available to test the impact of secondary schooling on health in the region.
