Research
Understanding Online Gambling Behaviour Study
A new research collaboration aims to better understand online gambling behaviours, in order to identify potential indicators of vulnerability for people gambling online.
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Leeds Community Gambling Service – One Year On
The Leeds Community Gambling Service (LCGS) is the first integrated service of its type in Great Britain, and is a partnership between GamCare, the NHS Northern Gambling Service and NECA, funded by …
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New Research Highlights Women’s Experience of Gambling
GambleAware this week published the findings of research it commissioned to better understand the experiences of women and gambling.
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Opportunity to participate in research about women’s experiences of online gambling
Dr Lois Hall-Jones at the University of Liverpool is conducting Masters research into women's experiences of online gambling.
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Testing the Effectiveness of Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) on Reducing Gambling Behaviour.
Read moreUnderstanding Gambling Related Harm and the Impact of COVID-19
A survey has been designed by the Royal Society for Public Health on behalf of the Gambling Health Alliance to help understand the impact of the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on those vulnerable …
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Feedback on Gamban Blocking Software
GambleAware previously funded licenses for blocking software from Gamban for all GamCare callers and clients. They would now like to know more about your experience of the software to assess whether this …
Read moreGambling Commission Survey – Your Views Are Needed
We are sharing this survey on behalf of the Gambling Commission, who have set key challenges for the gambling industry as part of a drive to make gambling safer.
Read moreRisk information on modern gambling products
[Survey now closed] Researchers at Warwick University have developed a brief online survey to investigate perceptions of the fairness of various gambling opportunities.
Read moreResearch: Gambling-Related Financial Harms
Researchers at the University of Bristol are looking at how financial services firms (like banks and credit card companies) can help reduce gambling-related harm.
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