Data Insights: The health and economic benefits of active commuting in Scotland (October 2020) This research links data from the 2001 and 2011 Scottish Census to examine the health and economic…
ADR UK to direct International Population Data Linkage Network in 2021-2022 It has been announced today that ADR UK will take over the Directorship of the International Population Data Linkage…
Public data for public good: Towards a better understanding of children's lives online seminar This is an online joint seminar led by members of ADR Scotland, ADR Northern Ireland and ADR Wales,…
ADR UK secures further funding to 2022 ADR UK has secured an extra £15 million of funding to continue the programme – set up by the ESRC to transform the way researchers access the UK’s wealth of…
Additional funding announced for project exploring children's outcomes in Scotland New funding has been announced for an ADR Scotland research programme on Understanding Children’s Lives and…
Seeking the public’s feedback on Research Data Scotland’s core principles Roger Halliday, Chief Statistician for Scottish Government and Co-Director of ADR Scotland, reflects on discussions at a…
'Data Bites' at the Institute for Government ADR UK is sponsoring the 22nd instalment of the Institute for Government's Data Bites series, which explores the theme of 'getting things done with data…
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…
