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The aim of this study is to explore educational attainment, levels of school absenteeism and exclusion in Welsh children and young people diagnosed with mental health disorders and/or alcohol and drug misuse.
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This is an e-cohort study of trends in the incidence of recorded depression and anxiety diagnoses and symptoms and antidepressant/anxiolytic prescriptions in children and young people in schools across Wales.
This project will link and analyse the 2011 Census with the Dental Reimbursement Database from Business Services Organisation (BSO) for Northern Ireland to allow policymakers to understand the impact or lack thereof of dental healthcare policy versus its intended impact and utility.
This is a unique study exploring mental health conditions and self-harm among university students in Wales. The study aims to fill the gap in what we know about students’ mental health.
This research project will analyse how individuals who are resident in Wales progress through secondary school, into sixth forms and on to further education colleges for post-16 education.
This research will examine the receipt of careers guidance received by children in Welsh schools and how this is influenced by pupils’ demographic and academic characteristics.
This data linkage project is bringing together pupil census data for Scotland with Scottish Government data on looked after children, children’s health, births and deaths, the 2001/2011 national census, and more.
ONS has brought together 2011 Census data with attainment data from the Department for Education to create a deidentified longitudinal dataset on children: the 'Growing Up in England' dataset.
ADR UK is funding a University of Bristol feasibility study, supported by the Home Office, into using the new Ministry of Justice-Department for Education (MoJ-DfE) linked dataset for evaluation of early interventions for violence/crime prevention.
This study will examine family, socio-economic status and housing factors in relation to adolescent mental health in Northern Ireland.
