Background links

Here are some links related to Smartline’s work which readers may find useful in understanding the context of the project.

You may also want to take a look at our ‘about’ section.

Note that we cannot take responsibility for the content of external websites though links placed on this page can be assumed to be relevant to the project and from reputable sources.


DIGITAL INCLUSION HEATMAP

The Exclusion in a Digital Britain Heatmap project (2015-2017) is a project that mapped social and digital exclusion in Britain. Office of National Statistics and Census data was used to map Social Exclusion. The digital exclusion measure in the UK comprised of verified and publically available data sources from institutes such as Ofcom and ONS and the Basic Digital Skills measures. This project developed the metrics for measuring exclusion at the lower output level by creating indexes of relative exclusion for both social and digital inequalities.

Refs: https://www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications/research/research-projects/disto/disto-uk


Emerging evidence on COVID-19’s impact on health and health inequalities linked to housing

The Health Foundation, 2020

Poor housing causing health problems for nearly a third of brits during lockdown

National Housing Federation, 2020

Improving health and care through the home: a memorandum of understanding

Public Health England, 2018

Mental Health and Housing

Mental Health Providers Forum, 2016

Housing and Health: STPs, White Papers and beyond

King’s Fund, 2017

Older adults’ experiences and perceptions of digital technology: (Dis)empowerment, wellbeing, and inclusion

Computers in Human Behaviour, 2015

Digital Health Europe

A European Union-funded project supporting the Digital Health and Care Innovation initiative in the EU.

The European Institute for Innovation Through Health Data

An EU organisation for the improvement of access to and quality of health data in Europe.

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