The Ongoing Research page provides a searchable directory of UK Armed Forces community research currently being conducted by various researchers and research centres. By providing information about current research, the purpose is to minimise duplication, maximise knowledge growth, raise awareness of what evidence is in the pipeline, and encourage collaboration among those with shared interests. If you would like your research added to this page email team@centreforevidence.org
The aim of this project is to address a gap in understanding regarding how diverse personnel navigate their time in the UK Armed Forces. It explores how their service impacts their sense of self and …
The aims of this project are to gain a greater understanding of veterans' experiences of IP suffering. This will be achieved through questionnaires and interviews, attempting to ascertain what …
This PhD project aims to address the insufficient data available about UK female Veteran offenders (FVO) within the justice system and His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) and the lack …
The Look Back to Move Forward project will develop, evaluate, and adapt a new timeline assessment of gambling, alcohol use, and mental health in recently transitioned Veterans. Each phase …
This research project aims to assess if it is feasible and acceptable to run a pilot Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT) of ‘Restore & Rebuild’ (R&R) treatment compared to a Treatment as …
The study seeks to examine narratives of military migration in comparison to immigration policies for military workers, veterans and families in the UK and to propose practices that envision the …
The study aims to understand the complexities of this transition, evaluate current military and associated support mechanisms, and provide actionable insights for policy and practice (Walker, 2013). …
The primary aim is to co-produce a MCCYP specific SDH screening tool within the context of military life, to identify and reduce inequalities within the military connected children and young …
This study aims to make clear the perspectives and interpretative frameworks that inform families' understanding and utilisation of the available support provisions. The study also aims to understand …
This project aims to compare the co-produced moral injury treatment, called “Rebuilding and Reconnecting: Psychological Treatment After Challenging Events (R&R)” with treatment as usual.
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