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This Data Insight, from ADR UK fellow Daniel Derbyshire, combines data from the ASHE-Census 2011 dataset with data from the Annual Population Survey to examine the disability pay gap and disability employment gap across England and Wales. The insights presented here highlight how the nature and extent of labour market inequalities experienced by disabled people varies greatly across England and Wales.
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This Data Insight examines distinct area-level deprivation trajectories within the Northern Ireland (NI) population from 2010-16; and their association with subsequent mortality, psychotropic medication, and accident and emergency (A & E) attendance from 2017-21.
This study used linked administrative data to examine the risk of homelessness among young people aging out of care (care leavers) in Northern Ireland (NI).
This Data Insight, originally published by ADR Wales, investigates inequalities in rural primary healthcare accessibility using linked administrative data.
This Data Insight, originally published by ADR Wales, explores GP registration by migrants using routinely collected administrative, health, and survey data. This analysis was carried out to support the development of the Welsh Government’s Migrant Integration Framework.
This Data Insight aims to examine patterns of active travel to school in children aged 11-16 in Wales. It was produced by the ADR Wales Climate Change research team and originally published by ADR Wales.
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This policy brief explores the impact of students’ physical and mental health on their educational attainment (GCSE outcomes) in Northern Ireland and makes recommendations for policy and practice based on data-driven evidence.
This Data Insight by Dr Michelle Jamieson analyses data relating to nurses and midwives and others of similar social grade. Around 60% of people analysed lived within 10 km from of their place of work, a distance within which active travel is feasible. Yet over 70% of both groups travelled to work by car.
The information presented in this policy brief summarises findings from five published research papers by researchers based within the Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI, part of ADR Northern Ireland). These used whole population-wide linked administrative data to better understand who in Northern Ireland is most at risk of self-harm, self-harm/suicidal ideation, and death by suicide, in order to help inform policy and practice.
This Data Insight explores the association between disengagement from school and youth homelessness. The team analysed data from a screening tool forming part of a youth homelessness prevention scheme in Wales, known as Upstream Cymru. Three forms of school disengagement were measured: exclusions/suspension, truancy, and misbehavior.
