ADR UK-sponsored event explores how to ‘get things done’ with data in government Yesterday, ADR UK sponsored the eighth instalment of the Institute for Government’s Data Bites series, which explored…
Can we use linked administrative data to identify social disadvantage? Dr Serena Pattaro from the Scottish Centre for Administrative Data Research (SCADR) shares her reflections on the value of…
Study sheds light on migrants’ use of psychotropic medication in Northern Ireland A study published by ADR NI researchers has found underuse of mental services by first generation migrants. This open…
Pathways to impact: ADR UK partners share their insight As part of the International Conference on Administrative Data Research held in Cardiff in December 2019, our impact colleagues from across the…
Administrative Data: Misuse vs. Missed Use In the third of a series of blogs following on from our roundtable event with the Institute for Government on ‘maximising the value of administrative data’,…
ADR UK centre-stage as international conference showcases potential of public data for public good Last week, ADR UK had a strong presence at the 4th International Conference on Administrative Data…
Health inequalities and the migrant population in Northern Ireland: Exploring the evidence ADR Northern Ireland recently held the second event in its policy and research symposium series, this time…
Report provides first insight into newborns in care proceedings in Wales A team of researchers have become the first to produce a snapshot of the extent to which newborn babies and infants are…
Deprivation and informal care at the end of life ADR Scotland's ‘Data Insights’ briefings share snapshots of findings from research projects using linked administrative data. This week, SCADR…
ADR Wales publication looks at impact of Welsh Government early years programme ADR Wales has published the results of analysis of the Welsh Government’s Flying Start programme which helps families…
