Within the D2D program, qualitative and quantitative scientific research is carried out. This research has two goals. First, it provides direct feedback to participating teams about the progress and impact of the program, reinforcing their ownership and engagement. Secondly, it contributes to scientifically substantiating the results and lessons of the D2D program so that they can be shared with other interested parties in the field of social safety and ethics. Specifically, quantitative measurements are being done to identify the experiences and effects of the program. In addition, interviews are held afterwards to gather in-depth insights. Throughout the project, and in all scientific publications, the confidentiality and non-traceability of participants are key. The research has been reviewed by the Amsterdam UMC Medical Ethics Review Committee, and participation is completely voluntary.
