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Public engagement/involvement in research has improved. Public behaviour has changed. The user experience has improved. Animal health and welfare has been enhanced by research. The control of diseases has changed. Impacts on society, culture and creativity: Impacts the beneficiaries are individuals, groups of individuals, organisations or communities whose knowledge, behaviours or practices have been influenced Public understanding has improved. Public debate has been stimulated or informed by research. Changes to social policy have been informed by research. Changes to social policy have led to improved social welfare, equality or social inclusion. Impacts on the economy: Impacts where the beneficiaries are usually the NHS, private health care, or agriculture Policies have been introduced which have had an impact on economic growth or incentivising productivity. The costs of treatment or healthcare have changed as a result of research-led changes in practice. Gains in productivity have been realised as a result of research-led changes in practice. The roles and/or incentives for health professionals and organisations have changed, resulting in improved service delivery. Impacts on commerce: Impacts the beneficiaries are usually companies, either new or established, or other types of organisation which undertake activity that creates wealth A spin-out or new business has been created and established its viability by generating revenue or profits. Industry (including overseas industry) has invested in research and development. The performance of an existing business has been improved. A business or sector has adopted a new technology or process.
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