31 July, 2023

Evaluation of the Digital Lifelines Scotland Programme, March 2023

The DRNS, based at the University of Stirling, was tasked with evaluating the programme as well as supporting data collection around users’ needs and reviewing the literature and evidence base around the use of digital technology to support people at risk of drug related harm.

The evaluation of the Digital Lifelines Scotland programme March 2023 is now available to view and download on the website.

Click here to view the evaluation summary.
Visit the reports page to view the full evaluation.

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