Bernard Rix interviews Rachel Tuffin about the Centre for Police Productivity’s research initiatives, particularly focusing on the implementation of video response in policing.

The discussion highlights the importance of evaluating innovative practices, the collaborative efforts among different police forces, and the positive outcomes observed in domestic abuse cases.

The conversation emphasizes the potential for national rollout of successful strategies and the ongoing support provided to police forces in implementing these changes.

Takeaways

• Video response has shown promising results in domestic abuse cases.
• Collaboration among police forces enhances the implementation of new strategies.
• Evaluation of innovative practices is crucial for national rollout.
• Training and support from previous pilots are beneficial for new implementations.
• The Centre for Police Productivity focuses on research to improve policing.
• Randomized control trials help validate the effectiveness of new approaches.
• Video response can speed up response times and improve investigation quality.
• The initiative has garnered positive feedback from various police forces.
• There is potential for video response to be applied in other areas of policing.
• Ongoing support and collaboration are key to successful implementation.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Police Research and Video Response
01:25 Evaluating Video Response in Policing
02:43 Collaborative Efforts in Implementing Video Response

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