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ADR Scotland was delighted to support “Data for a Fairer Future”, part of this year’s Pint of Science festival in Edinburgh. Hear from the host Dr Janice Murray all about this event that covered how research uses administrative data to reveal hidden inequalities in Scotland's schools and streets, who gets left behind by our systems and what better-designed policies and better-designed cities, could do to change that.
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Nursing is facing substantial workforce challenges. Read our latest blog from Alice Pearsons and Professor Iain Atherton on a project using the Scottish Longitudinal Educational Outcomes (LEO) dataset to provide evidence informing workforce planning across Scotland's health and social care system.
Researchers from our Children and Young People Theme were delighted to have another opportunity to work in partnership with Children in Scotland to talk with children and young people, about administrative data research in general, as well as focus on our educational exclusions and absences project.
How do you explain data science to someone who’s never heard of it, while competing with more tangible concepts like space, nature, and robots? Hear from Rachel Edwards about how she and the research team took on the challenge of...
In March, the University of Glasgow and Administrative Data Research Scotland (ADR Scotland) hosted a joint event focusing on the Scottish Child Payment (SCP) and its broader impacts on eradicating child poverty. Read our insight blog from Dr Janice Murray, ADR Scotland Engagement Lead.
