Approved work: NHS screening programmes: Evidence and decision-making
How are decisions about NHS screening programmes made? What evidence is needed? How does evidence influence screening policy?
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Our work programme of future research sets out what topics we will cover in upcoming POSTnotes. We collaborate with stakeholders from industry, government, academia, the third sector and beyond, to help identify important themes, point us in the direction of critical literature, and peer-review the final reports. You can find the latest topics, as well as information on how to contribute as an expert, below.
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Approved work: Exposure and vulnerability to climate impacts across the UK
How will exposure and vulnerability of populations to climate impacts evolve and how will it interact with changing hazards?
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Approved work: Climate risk in the food system
How secure is the UK food system to multiple stresses at different scales?
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Approved work: The economics of net zero
What is the evidence on the economic costs, benefits and distributional impacts of the transition to net zero?
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Approved work: Security and resilience of energy infrastructure
What physical, technical and security risks does energy infrastructure face, and what measures can be taken to respond to or mitigate these risks.
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Approved work: Devolution in England: employment, income and productivity
What evidence exists on the impact of English devolution on employment, income and productivity? What are the learnings from this for future devolution in England?
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