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Research in Scotland

Research plays an important role in shaping the policies of the Scottish Government. It helps us to think about new and better ways of doing things and provides new understandings and discoveries that benefit our society.

The Government funds a wide range of research programmes, helping to inform and assess policy.

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26/11/2009Evaluation of City of Edinburgh Council Home Care Re-Ablement ServiceThis study examined the early implementation of the new re-ablement service in one area of Edinburgh and explored its impact on a range of stakeholders. The costs of providing the service compared with the existing one was also assessed.
26/11/2009Evaluation of City of Edinburgh Council Home Care Re-ablement service - Research FindingThis study examined the early implementation of the new re-ablement service in one area of Edinburgh and explored its impact on a range of stakeholders. The costs of providing the service compared with the existing one was also assessed.
25/11/2009A Review of Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) for Antisocial BehaviourA review of Police Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) for Antisocial Behaviour to look at the use and impact of fixed penalty notices and recommendations for future changes to FPN systems.
25/11/2009A Review of Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) for Antisocial Behaviour - Research FindingsA review of Police Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) for Antisocial Behaviour to look at the use of impact of fixed penalty notices and recommendations for future changes to FPN systems.
23/11/2009Behaviour in Scottish Schools 2009Full report of the Behaviour in Scotland 2009 study aiming to provide a clear and robust information on the nature and extent of behaviour (including positive behaviour) in publicly funded schools in Scotland.

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