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These research papers explore how a particular issue might affect different areas of policy.
Horizon scanning is about exploring what the future might look like to understand uncertainties better.
The NHSBT/PHE epidemiology unit scans publications for emerging infection news relevant to blood, tissue and organ donation safety in the UK.
Locations where you can go to get your biometric ID document scanned if you do not have an Android device with near field communication (NFC).
The Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF) has launched a technology horizon scanning programme, to provide a coherent view of new and emerging digital markets and technologies.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has released a report on 10 trends in digital markets that could significantly impact competition and consumers.
This document sets out a more systematic approach to horizon scanning for the UK National Screening Committee (UK NSC).
An independent expert report to look at the latest scientific evidence supporting CT scanning for individual health assessments (IHA).
This report examines how the labour market might change in the future and what will cause it to change.
The effect of the environment on the development of scanning capabilities in LICs is unclear
Policymaking that stands the test of time.
Your rights and security searches, body scans and privacy rules if you're disabled or taking medication aboard aircraft
Epidemic intelligence activities are undertaken to detect and assess potential emerging infectious disease threats to the UK.
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