A day in the life…working on the Scottish Health Survey
Jack Terris is a fourth-year undergraduate studying Sociology with Quantitative Methods at the University of Edinburgh.
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Understanding the experiences of receiving the Five Family Payments
This mixed method research sought to understand the short to medium term impacts on families who received the Five Family Payments.
How can DWP help disabled benefit claimants into work?
Our research uncovers the number of disabled claimants who feel they could work, the barriers they are facing, and how DWP could support them.
What Works to Support Disadvantaged Groups Towards Employment? A Systematic Review
This review aimed to identify which interventions help disadvantaged groups move towards and secure employment.
Qualitative research on journeys with adverse consequences from gambling
We conducted interviews to understand what journeys and external factors lead people to experience adverse consequences from their own gambling.
Attitudes towards genetic testing to predict medicine response
A nationally representative survey on public attitudes towards genetic testing to understand and personalise medicine response.
Report on location-based promotions of less healthy food in supermarkets
A report on changes to the display of food and drink high in fat, sugar, or salt displayed in specified locations in supermarkets in England.
New research from National Centre for Social Research identifies opportunities to help health and disability benefit customers into work
This recently published report explores the views and experiences of health and disability benefit customers
How poor-quality housing is harming millions of older adults
Millions of older adults in the UK live in unsafe, cold, and poorly maintained homes - worsening their health and increasing pressure on the NHS.
Health of People with Sight Loss: Secondary analysis using the Health Survey for England
This secondary analysis combined data from five years of published HSE data (2015 to 2019).