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Using Pulse Oximeters in Care Homes for Residents with COVID-19 and Other Conditions

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By Manbinder Sidhu, Ian Litchfield, Robin Miller, Barbara Janta
| RAND Corporation
Background There are over 15,000 care homes in England, with a total of approximately 450,000 beds. Most residents are older adults, some with dementia, and other residents are people of any age with physical or learning disabilities. Using pulse oximetry in care homes can help the monitoring and care of residents with COVID-19 and other conditions.
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Poor indoor climate: Its impact on health and life satisfaction, as well as its wider socio-economic costs

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By Barbara Janta, Evangelos Gkousis, Samantha Cole Verified, Daniel Gehrt
| RAND Corporation
This study looks at the prevalence of poor indoor climate in Europe, its impact on health and well-being, as well as its wider socio-economic costs, using a literature review, a statistical analysis of pan-European household survey data, and economic modelling. Research Questions How widespread are problems related to poor indoor climate in European homes, differentiating between working-age population, children and the elderly?
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Building a better understanding of the impact of early childhood education and care

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By Elena Brown, Annemari de Silva, Barbara Janta, Giulia Lanfredi
| RAND Corporation
There is an increasingly large body of evidence that suggests that early childhood education and care (ECEC) can have a marked effect on later life outcomes. Those benefits encompass a range of outcomes for children, parents and society at large, and include: improved educational, labour market and economic outcomes; improved health and wellbeing; increased socio-economic equality; reduction in crime-related costs; and reduced welfare dependency.
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