SHINE has four main areas of work:
MAPPING – existing international policies, existing metrics of progress, what interventions are being used?
UNDERSTANDING – gendered differences in home smoking behaviours, who smokes in the home, where and when, barriers to change and levels of risk awareness
FRAMING – what is current understanding around smoke-free home policy options?
COMMUNICATING – via our network of researchers, and through activities to lobby for WHO Guidance to accompany FCTC Article 8 on smoke-free home targets
Who We Are
Lead: Dr Rachel O'Donnell, University of Stirling
Planning Group
| Professor Sean Semple | University of Stirling |
| Professor Esteve Fernandez and Olena Tigova | Catalan Institute of Oncology, University of Barcelona |
Contact Us
If you would like to find out more, or discuss any aspect of SHINE, please contact Rachel O’Donnell, University of Stirling: