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Area of Science:

  • Public Health
  • Counter-Terrorism Strategy
  • Safeguarding

Background:

  • The UK's Prevent programme aims to disrupt terrorism by addressing radicalization.
  • NHS England's framework mandates understanding "pre-criminal space" for health professionals.
  • This concept relates to the period before an individual engages in terrorist activity.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine the concept of "pre-criminal space" within the Prevent programme.
  • To assess the clarity and contribution of this term to safeguarding efforts.
  • To provide recommendations for the Prevent Training and Competencies Framework.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual analysis of the term "pre-criminal space".
  • Review of its application within the Prevent programme and Channel safeguarding panel.
  • Examination of its inclusion in the NHS England Prevent Training and Competencies Framework.

Main Results:

  • The term "pre-criminal space" is introduced in relation to referrals to the Channel safeguarding panel.
  • The current understanding and utility of "pre-criminal space" within the Prevent strategy are unclear.
  • The term's contribution to the effectiveness of the programme is not well-defined.

Conclusions:

  • The concept of "pre-criminal space" requires clarification within the Prevent programme.
  • Its inclusion in the NHS England Framework may be problematic due to ambiguity.
  • Recommendations are made to either define "pre-criminal space" more clearly or remove it from the Framework.