设计更安全:建立一个协作、综合和基于证据的框架,为赌博产品风险的监管和缓解提供信息

IF 1.3 Q4 SUBSTANCE ABUSE Journal of Gambling Issues Pub Date : 2021-09-23 DOI:10.4309/jgi.2021.48.8
P. Delfabbro, J. Parke, Simo Dragecvic, Chris Percy, Richard Bayliss
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有证据表明,参与赌博可能造成危害,这是消费者个体差异、环境因素和赌博产品特性之间复杂相互作用的结果。这些因素中的后一个,在本文中被广泛地称为产品风险,近年来受到越来越多的政策关注。然而,与其他形式的玩家保护相比,以产品为重点的减少伤害方法尚不发达,这可能反映了现有证据的局限性和该主题的相对复杂性。在这份立场文件中,我们定义和解释了产品风险的概念,并考虑了目前已知的赌博产品与伤害之间的联系。本文描述了目前制定有效的产品风险监管和减轻危害战略的障碍。这些问题包括利益攸关方之间的利益冲突、有限的合作和信息共享、明确的作用、责任和领导以及缺乏综合的循证方法。为了应对这些挑战,我们建议采用一个由一系列原则组成的框架,以推进这一有争议的政策领域。该框架鼓励利益攸关方之间更好地协作和沟通;加快提供有效可靠的证据;利益相关者活动的战略协调;并且,更有效和高效的方法来评估和减轻产品风险。
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Safer by design: Building a collaborative, integrated and evidence-based framework to inform the regulation and mitigation of gambling product risk
Evidence suggests that harms may result from gambling participation as a result of a complex interaction between individual differences among consumers, environmental factors, and the characteristics of the gambling product. The latter of these factors, broadly referred to in this paper as product risk, has received increased policy attention in recent years. Product-focussed approaches to harm reduction, however, are under-developed relative to other forms of player protection and likely reflects the limitations of existing evidence and relative complexity of the topic. In this position paper, we define and explain the concept of product risk and consider what is currently known regarding the link between gambling products and harm. The paper describes the present barriers to develop effective product risk regulation and harm mitigation strategies. These include the competing interests of stakeholders, limited collaboration and information sharing, clear roles, responsibilities and leadership and a lack of integrated evidence-informed approaches. In response to these challenges, we propose adopting a framework comprised of a series of principles to progress this contested area of policy. The framework encourages better collaboration and communication between stakeholders; the accelerated production of valid and reliable evidence; a strategic alignment of stakeholder activity; and, more effective and efficient approaches to assessing and mitigating product risk.
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