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  1. Coronavirus (COVID-19): modelling the epidemic (issue no. 10)

    Latest findings in modelling the COVID-19 epidemic in Scotland, both in terms of the spread of the disease through the population (epidemiological modelling) and of the demands it will place on the system, for example in terms of health care requirement.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    24 July 2020
    Part of:
    Coronavirus (COVID-19): modelling the epidemic

  2. Coronavirus (COVID-19): Scotland's route map - supporting evidence for moving to Phase 3

    This publication provides an assessment of the evidence which informed the decision to move to Phase 3 of Scotland's route map.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    14 July 2020
    Part of:
    Coronavirus (COVID-19): strategic approach

  3. Coronavirus (COVID-19) Phase 2: supporting evidence for moving to Phase 2 of Scotland's route map

    This publication provides an assessment of the evidence to help inform the decision to move to Phase 2 of Scotland's route map.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    19 June 2020
    Part of:
    Coronavirus (COVID-19): strategic approach

  4. Coronavirus (COVID-19): the case for extending the Brexit transition period

    This paper sets out why it is vital, if we are to ensure the most rapid recovery possible from the COVID-19 crisis, that the UK Government immediately seeks an extension to the Brexit transition period (scheduled to finish on 31 December 2020) for two years.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    03 June 2020

  5. Coronavirus (COVID-19): framework for decision making - overview of public engagement

    This report outlines the themes emerging from a rapid analysis of the public engagement exercise on our approach to decision making with regard to changes to the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown arrangements.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    21 May 2020
    Part of:
    Coronavirus (COVID-19): strategic approach

  6. Coronavirus (COVID-19): framework for decision making - supporting evidence

    Analytical overview of the key analysis and evidence in support of COVID-19: framework for decision making - further information, summarising data and evidence on the various harms and wider impacts caused by the crisis.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    07 May 2020
    Part of:
    Coronavirus (COVID-19): strategic approach

  7. High Rise Inventory: summary report

    The High Rise Inventory (HRI) provides information on the construction and fire safety of high rise domestic buildings.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    20 March 2020

  8. Fireworks legislation and impacts: international evidence review

    Desk-based review of evidence on the impact of fireworks, in the context of international legislation and regulations.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    04 October 2019

  9. Public attitudes towards fireworks in Scotland: representative omnibus survey

    This report summarises results from an omnibus survey on public attitudes towards fireworks in Scotland.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    04 October 2019

  10. Non-sexual violence in Scotland: report

    Findings on the most up to date, complementary statistics on non-sexual violence in Scotland.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    24 September 2019
    Part of:
    Crime and justice statistics
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