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Find out how we define impact and read our case studies.  As an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) investment, ADR UK adopts the definition of impact used by ESRC and across UK…

Bridging the research-practice gap: What linked administrative data reveals about young people’s pathways into criminal justice involvement

Bridging the research-practice gap: What linked administrative data reveals about young people’s pathways into criminal justice involvement In this blog, ADR UK Research Fellow Dr Liliana Belkin…

Evaluation methods for administrative data: Online module series

Evaluation methods for administrative data: Online module series Join the UCL Centre for Education Policy and Equalising Opportunities (CEPEO) for a series of short online modules exploring how…

Data Insight: Mental health and homelessness: The lived experience perspective

Data Insight: Mental health and homelessness: The lived experience perspective New lived experience research shows mental ill-health was highest among people who met the criteria for statutory…

Data Insight: Mental health and homelessness in Northern Ireland

Data Insight: Mental health and homelessness in Northern Ireland New analysis of linked administrative data reveals that people presenting as homeless in Northern Ireland are far more likely to be…

New funding to further unlock cancer data that could save lives across the UK

New funding to further unlock cancer data that could save lives across the UK New investment of £339,000 will help researchers identify who is most at risk of cancer and why some communities are far…

Minimum Unit Pricing in Scotland – Evidence, Data and Policy Impact

Minimum Unit Pricing in Scotland – Evidence, Data and Policy Impact Access to linked administrative data enabled robust evaluation of Minimum Unit Pricing, providing evidence of reduced…