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In this blog, ADR UK Senior Research Manager Lola Brookes reflects on the value of working closely with our Research Fellows and the role they play in helping us explore important policy questions using administrative data. She also looks ahead to the latest cohort and the growing community of researchers developing new insights from administrative data.
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New research using linked administrative data has found marked differences in patterns of education and social care support among children with recorded neurodivergence- and mental health-related referrals to NHS-funded mental health services.
New research using the Longitudinal Education Outcomes (LEO) – England dataset suggests that welfare cuts introduced through the 2012 Welfare Reform Act affected students’ higher education choices and outcomes.
ADR UK is delighted to announce funding for an ADR UK Academic Lead team focused on driving secure economic public-sector data use, working with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC). This project will deliver a step change in administrative data for economics research that benefits the public and supports economic growth in the UK.
This is the third and final blog in a short series by Maggie, Communications & Engagement Intern at ADR UK. Maggie explores the complexity of Black British identities, drawing on the history of the Windrush generation and her own experiences of being Black British. She considers what these histories and experiences can tell us about the way ethnicity is categorised in data, and why recognising diversity within broad ethnic groups matters for research.
