This document provides a complete list of grants awarded by ADR UK from its Strategic Hub Fund, for which a grant agreement has been finalised and signed. This document will be updated as and when new grant agreements are signed (last updated 24 June 2020).
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A description of how ADR UK defines, categorises and maximises its impact.
The Ministry of Justice's Data First project, funded by ADR UK, is supported by an Academic Advisory Group. This document sets out the Group's remit and composition.
A review of previous literature on public attitudes towards the sharing and linking of administrative data for research: Executive summary.
A review of previous literature on public attitudes towards the sharing and linking of administrative data for research.
Findings from research by NISRA (ADR Northern Ireland) using the Northern Ireland Mortality Study (NIMS), which links the 2011 Census to subsequent deaths until 2017, provides novel, socio-demographic insights into drug-related deaths in Northern Ireland.
This study provides first insights into the mortality risks within the Northern Ireland care population. This forms part of a programme of research exploring the mortality of all children born in NI between 1970-2015 based on exposure to social services interventions.
This study provides first insights into the burden of poor mental health within the Northern Ireland care population. This forms part of a programme of research exploring the mental health of all children known to social services in NI in 2015.
In its first year of operation, ADR UK has established itself in the realm of administrative data research, seeing several key milestones along the way. Read our Annual Report for 2018-19, reflecting on our achievements in this first year.
ADR UK's response to the open call for evidence for the UK's Government's National Data Strategy, submitted 15 July 2019. The Strategy is being developed by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS), with a draft due for consultation later in 2019.
