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Data Insights

Our Data Insights offer bite-sized snapshots of the findings of ongoing and completed research using linked administrative data.

At ADR UK, our goal is to enable greater access to public sector administrative data for research to inform policy that works better for all. Sharing the findings of the research we enable is key to achieving this, so that everyone from government decision makers to members of the public can find out what the data tells us, and where change could help to improve lives.

Explore our Data Insights below.

Data Insights: The effect of exposure to air pollution on health and mortality (August 2020)

7 August 2020

This study uses individual-level longitudinal data to investigate, for the first time in Northern Ireland, the link between health outcomes and long-term exposure to ambient pollution between 2001 and 2018.

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Data Insights: Measuring repeat homelessness (July 2020)

30 July 2020

This study explores different measures of repeat homelessness using individual level data on people applying to the Local Authority Housing Options team in the City and County of Swansea.

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Data Insights: Ageing and homelessness in Scotland (July 2020)

15 July 2020

This study provides first insights into the ageing of homeless populations using aggregated data on people applying to local authority housing teams in Scotland.

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Data Insights: Mortality amongst young adults with a care history in Northern Ireland (February 2020)

20 February 2020

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.

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Data Insights: Children's mental health and social care in Northern Ireland (February 2020)

20 February 2020

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.

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