SIPR · Annual Report 2025/26

Outputs

Our Reports and briefings translate evidence into knowledge, supporting better decisions, stronger practice and safer communities.

2025/26 Outputs

Publications and Videos

Research reports, briefing papers, and video outputs produced through SIPR-supported work during the reporting year.

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Research Report

Good Practice in Transfer of Care: A Rapid Review

Dr Martha Canfield, Glasgow Caledonian University Dr Elena Dimova, Glasgow Caledonian University Mr Isaac Samuels, Mrs Liz Monaghan Professor Martin Webber, University of York Professor Susan McVie, University of Edinburgh Professor Elizabeth Hughes, Glasgow Caledonian University

SIPR Responsive Research Fund

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Talking Head

Good Practice in Transfer of Care: A Rapid Review

Dr Martha Canfield, Glasgow Caledonian University Dr Elena Dimova, Glasgow Caledonian University Mr Isaac Samuels, Mrs Liz Monaghan Professor Martin Webber, University of York Professor Susan McVie, University of Edinburgh Professor Elizabeth Hughes, Glasgow Caledonian University

SIPR Responsive Research Fund

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Deborah Fry Talking Head
Talking Head

Children Count: Using Policing Data to Inform Technology-Facilitated Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Protection and Prevention

Professor Deborah Fry Global Director of Data and Professor of International Child Protection Research Childlight, The University of Edinburgh Dr Ashleigh McFeeters Lecturer in Child Protection Administrative Data Childlight, The University of Edinburgh Zoe Lambourne Chief Operating Officer Childlight, The University of Edinburgh Dr Seongsook Choi Senior Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Studies Moray House School of Education and Sport, University of Edinburgh

SIPR Funded Research

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