Digital Lifelines: DHI Discover and Define, Final Report

Sneha Raman, Harriet Simms, Don McIntyre (Editor), Moira MacKenzie (Editor)

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Abstract

This final report presents an overview of activities and findings from the integrated ‘Discover and Define’ workstream led by DHI between March and December 2022, as part of the Digital Lifelines Scotland programme. It begins by outlining the aims and the overall process, followed by a summary of the activities and findings from the two key phases of this work - ‘Scoping the project’ and ‘Mapping the current’. The report concludes with a synthesis of emerging insights and themes from different perspectives (i.e., lived experience, service, sector, policy and digital); and highlights key opportunities for digitally enabled services to support people who use drugs and have multiple, complex and enduring needs to reduce risk of harm and live well in the community. This will inform the ‘Develop’ phase, to co-design future digital solutions and services.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationGlasgow
Number of pages45
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 28 Feb 2023

Keywords

  • Digital Lifelines Scotland
  • digital inclusion
  • digital health
  • drugs
  • drug use
  • health services

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