Early involvement and recurrent intervention: Antenatal/postnatal contact, repeat referrals, and successive removals in Northern Ireland’s child welfare system This project is using linked…
Informing mental health initiatives for workers Across two projects, researchers used linked administrative data to explore how mental ill health varies across occupations in Northern Ireland (NI),…
Responsible and meaningful uses of administrative data in evaluation Join the ADR England Community Catalyst: Children at Risk of Poor Outcomes team for their next webinar, focusing on evaluation…
Determining Healthy Households This is a self-paced ADR UK course on how to create Household Units of Analysis (HUAs) from line-level pseudonymised GP patient data. This is a self-paced ADR UK course…
Why are some pupils persistently absent from school? We asked young people for their views ADR UK Research Fellow Hanna Creese has been using the Education and Child Health Insights from Linked Data…
New evidence highlights ethnic inequalities in place of death in England and Wales This study explored how place of death differs between ethnic groups in England and Wales, using high‑quality…
Enabling Five Decades of Insight: The ONS Longitudinal Study as a Secure National Research Resource The ONS Longitudinal Study (LS) enables robust, policy‑relevant research on health, inequality,…
Data Insight: Disability pay and employment gap variations across England and Wales This Data Insight, from ADR UK fellow Daniel Derbyshire, combines data from the ASHE-Census 2011 dataset with data…
Harnessing administrative data for early-life health research This symposium, run by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), will examine how large-scale linked administrative…
Can administrative data save your life? Our Connecting Society podcast returns with big questions for season two Connecting Society is back! ADR UK’s podcast, which explores how everyday data can…
