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ABSG Progress Report on the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms – Year Two
ABSG - Year two Progress Report on the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms
Contents
- Executive summary
- Recommendations
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Background
- Impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on partnership working
- Trends in gambling
- Gambling Act Review
- Online harms
- Delivery and governance
- Delivery and governance
- Progress involving people with lived experience of gambling harms.
- Mixed picture of national strategic co-ordination of implementation
- Metrics for measuring harm
- Evaluation of policy
- Funding
- Research
- Prevention and education
- Prevention and education
- Improved regulatory protections
- Suicide and gambling
- Improved profile of gambling harms as a public health issue
- Increased engagement from the financial services sector
- Gambling is not yet fully integrated with local public health activity
- Increased education and awareness raising activity
- Treatment and support
- Treatment and support
- Expansion of treatment and support services in new areas
- The evidence base for treatment is developing but incomplete
- Need for more integrated treatment services
- Clarification of referral pathways required
- Triage and completed treatments
- Lack of independent quality assurance
- Follow-up support
- Conclusions
- Annex 1: Priority Metrics for measurement of National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms
3 - Introduction
Contents
- 1 - Introduction Introduction to ABSG's report on the second year of the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms, including an overview of the aims, objectives and cross-cutting themes
- 2 - Background Background to ABSG's report on the second year of the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms including a timeline of key events over the past 2 years
- 3 - Impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on partnership working Information on how the impact of Covid-19 affected partnership working, and how the ABSG recognises this and plans to move forward.
- 4 - Trends in gambling A closer look at the Gambling Commission’s monitoring of trends in gambling behaviour over the past year.
- 5 - Gambling Act Review How the Gambling Act Review can be used to place greater emphasis on prevention and significantly reducing gambling harms
- 6 - Online harms Online harms are being looked at closely, especially focused on the impact on children. ABSG’s advice called for the inclusion of gambling harms in this work.
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Last updated: 25 June 2021
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