Impacting policy: mental health of children known to social services in Northern Ireland Researchers in Northern Ireland are utilising over 30 years of population-wide linked social…
Homelessness and Covid-19 in Wales: The unexpected findings In this blog, ADR Wales researcher Dr Ian Thomas outlines the surprising findings of the team’s most recent analysis that looks at Covid-19…
Welsh research finds Covid-19 infection rates lower amongst people who had experienced homelessness than the general population Researchers from ADR Wales analysed linked data from healthcare related…
Occupation and Covid-19 mortality in England This research used data made available via the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Secure Research Service (SRS), which is being expanded and…
How school attendance data could play a crucial role in targeting mental health support for pupils In a new Data Insight, Professor Ann John of ADR Wales examines the association of school absence…
NISRA reports on the mental health status of the Northern Ireland population in employment In this blog, Dr Jos IJpelaar, researcher in NISRA’s Administrative Research Unit, describes the findings of…
Teenagers in care proceedings have more frequent health service use than their peers A new report has found that young people entering care proceedings have a higher use of both primary and secondary…
Data analysis in uncertain times: rapid working to adapt to research needs during a pandemic The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in early 2020 created widespread uncertainty with unknown impacts…
Linking education and hospital data in England: new publication demonstrates ECHILD linkage process and quality A new publication from the ECHILD research team, ‘Linking education and hospital data…
Increased Covid-19 data sources are now available in the SAIL Databank ADR Wales and its partner the SAIL Databank have secured to date 28 new data sources to aid Covid-19 analysis. The Covid-19…
