New linkage of nursing and midwifery data paves the way for future insights As part of the ADR UK Annual Report 2023 - 2024, we gathered examples of impactful work from across the ADR UK…
Improving the utility of data on care-experienced children Author: Cecilia MacIntyre, Tom Alexis Since 2020, colleagues from ADR Scotland – in Scottish Government and the Scottish Centre for…
Developing an innovative residential linkage tool for Scotland Chris Dibben, Director of the Scottish Centre for Administrative Data Research (SCADR), part of ADR Scotland, worked closely with…
The Covid-19 pandemic response in Scotland This ongoing research is being undertaken by ADR Scotland. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, colleagues across ADR Scotland have offered…
Impact through collaboration: Policing data in Scotland Throughout 2019 and 2020, ADR Scotland has been collaborating with the police, policing authorities and practitioners in Scotland around…
Understanding the veteran population The ADR Scotland veterans study, led by Dr Iain Atherton, seeks to provide an overview of the social circumstances and health of those in Scotland…
Multimorbidity and social care use One of the benefits of using linked administrative data for research is the ability to address questions about the interactions between services. Recent ADR…
