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The NISRA Research Support Unit is hosting an information session for researchers and other interested parties who wish to learn more about the latest dataset developed by ADR Northern Ireland: Census 2021 Comprehensive Microdata (C21CM).
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The Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health at University College London is hosting a two-day intensive workshop focused on the ECHILD dataset. This workshop is specifically designed for those dedicated to advancing research in the social, health, and statistical sciences.
Join this SAIL Databank user training to explore Wales’s top health datasets.
This is an in-person workshop delivered by the South East Network for Social Sciences (SeNSS) Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) and ADR UK. The sessions will introduce academics and students to ADR UK’s work and highlight the linked administrative datasets available for research. They will also inform researchers about how they can access these datasets, the research potential of the data, and what other resources are available to support their use.
This presentation will introduce the ADRC NI model for co-production, which was piloted with care experienced young people and is being rolled out to different lived experience groups in other data-driven research programmes.
This talk features Professor Peter Mackie (School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University), whose research and advisory work is homelessness prevention. He will discuss his innovative work around education and homelessness.
This course will provide social scientists with the skills to generate deeper insights into how social and administrative data, which when linked together with health data, can unlock multidisciplinary discoveries that address broad societal challenges.
This short course will give users a thorough introduction to the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings - 2011 Census linked dataset with a focus on practical usage.
Join Health Data Research UK and ADR UK at this free two-day hybrid event to celebrate the latest advances in health data science that are improving people’s lives.
Join researchers from across the ADR UK (Administrative Data Research UK) partnership to hear insights from their health and wellbeing research. Speakers will share their findings, methodology, and stories of impact on how health interacts with other parts of our lives, from education to the way we travel to work.
