How effective are Alcohol Intoxication Management Services (AIMS)? Director of Violence Research Simon Moore is introducing the EDARA Evaluation Dissemination event in London. For those unable to attend, findings will be shared in the coming days. crimeandsecurity.org/events/2019/2/…

ICYMI: The CSRI newsletter is out! Find out about our latest projects inc. #FacialRecognition #Disinformation #ViolencePrevention #DrunkTanks #AI #MachineLearning the Wales Repository for #deathreviews + an interview with Bellingcat on #OpenSource crimeandsecurity.org/feed/2019/1/23…

London Assembly member Caroline Pidgeon says St George’s Hospital failure to share Cardiff Model data is truly horrific: standard.co.uk/news/health/lo…

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Trust commits to share Cardiff Model data standard.co.uk/news/health/lo…

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