Enhancing the effectiveness of programs and strategies to prevent smoking by adolescents: a realist evaluation comparing seven European countries

 
SILNE-R is a team of top researchers from different disciplines and different European regions working in partnership and linking up with international research networks concerned with tobacco control or young people’s health. Together, they aim at generating the fine-grained and much needed evidence to support decision makers in the implementation of smoking prevention strategies that are responsive to local conditions, effective in using available resources and inspired to reduce inequities.

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    • Analyses of other surveys
    • Analysis of Eurobarometer surveys
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DEMETRIQ (Developing Methodologies to Reduce Inequalities in the Determinants of Health)

SOPHIE (Evaluating the Impact of Structural Policies on Health Inequalities)

DRIVERS (Addressing the Strategic Determinants to Reduce Health Inequity via Early Childhood, Realising Fair Employment and Social Protection)

SILNE Project (Tackling socio-economic inequalities in smoking: learning from natural experiments by time trend analyses and cross-national comparisons)

Blog by Gera E. Nagelhout: Report from the SILNE conference in Brussels (08/12/2014)

 

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the SILNE-R Grant Agreement number 635056.