ADR Wales looks at school absence for children living in homeless households ADR Wales has released its latest publication analysing the effect that living in a homeless household has on school…
How can data linking help to strengthen farmers across the UK? A public health perspective Alisha Davies from Public Health Wales discusses the importance of linked administrative data for improving…
The overlap of substance misuse and housing issues Dr Ian Thomas of ADR Wales explores the overlap of substance misuse and housing issues in a new Data Insight. Dr Ian Thomas, a Research Associate…
Supporting researchers to apply data ethics In this blog, Simon Whitworth, Head of Data Ethics at the UK Statistics Authority, highlights their ethics self-assessment tool and asks for researchers’…
Cost bersonol cyflyrau iechyd yn ystod plentyndod: Dull newydd o ddefnyddio setiau data clefyd-benodol Mae Robert French o Brifysgol Caerdydd yn trafod sut y bydd prosiect newydd sy'n galluogi…
Providing timely evidence of Covid-19 related deaths in Northern Ireland Statisticians in the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA), part of ADR Northern Ireland, have recently…
ADR Wales publication looks at impact of Welsh Government early years programme ADR Wales has released its latest publication analysing the Welsh Government’s Flying Start programme which helps…
Educational attainment disparities in Northern Ireland: The use of administrative data to understand these complexities A new Data Insight from ADR Northern Ireland, explores the influence of a…
ADR UK funds research to understand experiences of people with EU Pre-Settled and Settled Status ADR UK has today announced a grant of £177,053 to help better understand the needs and experiences of…
The personal cost of health conditions in childhood: A new approach using disease-specific datasets Robert French from Cardiff University discusses how a new project enabling linkage of…
