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Feasibility study for a Randomised Controlled Trial, evaluating whether the way employers communicate requests for diversity information affects employees' disclosure.
Technical detail on research methods and findings in our evaluation of whether the way employers communicate requests for diversity information affects employees' disclosure.
Evaluation Protocol for a Randomised Controlled Trial, evaluating whether the way employers communicate requests for diversity information affects employees' disclosure.
Statistical Analysis Plan for a Randomised Controlled Trial, evaluating whether the way employers communicate requests for diversity information affects employees' disclosure.
Extended feasibility study for a Randomised Controlled Trial, evaluating whether the way employers communicate requests for diversity information affects employees' disclosure.
Details of study design and aims for assessing the effectiveness of Individual Placement and Support for Youth (IPS-Y) for 16-17-year-olds supported by CAMHS services in Greater Manchester.
Full documentation of the data sources, modelling approach, diagnostics, and limitations used in modelling, produced as part of our forward-looking analysis to support more effective decision making in youth unemployment.
Details of study design and aims for assessing the intervention's effectiveness on positive outcomes for young people at risk of violence
Outlining the statistical models, handling of missing data, adjustments for multiplicity, and planned sensitivity and robustness checks for the randomised multi-site trial to evaluate an employment intervention aiming to enhance positive outcomes for young people at risk of violence
Report examining the reasons for the decline in mental health among 14 to 24-year-olds in England.