Chris Shine

Analyst at the @ONS working across the public policy space with integrated data assets. Views are my own, retweets/likes not endorsements etc.

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

Based on Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN) data collected in May 2023, public awareness of Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears to have increased over the past year with 72% of adults able to give at least a partial explanation.

➡️ https://t.co/FcGsfQrK3y

[Chris Shine @ChrisShineStats]

Great to be a part of this excellent workshop in the Policy Panel this morning. Really good discussion and some thoughts/actions for me to take away as we drive our work forward at ONS!

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

We've published an analysis of risk factors for high blood pressure and undiagnosed high blood pressure among adults in England, using the @NHSDigital Health Survey for England, 2015 to 2019.

➡️ https://t.co/emVOkVEcu6

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

Exploring the experiences of men who access NHS Talking Therapies from prison (Apr 2018 to Mar 2020).

Previously known as Improving Access to Psychological Therapies, the programme helps to treat mental disorders such as depression and anxiety.

➡️ https://t.co/iFCpErwUB4

[Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities @CEPEO_UCL]

Nice way to start a Monday morning here in London - workshop with @ONS analysts working on education and social mobility issues. Great to swap notes on data and research to address pressing policy issues

[Holly @bathofholly]

A new approach with this piece - combining quantitative analysis with case study interviews. Numbers tell us a lot but the quotes add valuable context about the experiences of young people and the adults that work with them.
Big thanks to @Annaekhoo and @Kath_Torney!

[Chris Shine @ChrisShineStats]

See below for an insightful release (and thread) pulling together a range of stats and analysis on the impact of rising food prices on consumers. Particularly pertinent as we enter the festive period!

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

Around half of all adults in Great Britain report buying less when food shopping, with lower income households hardest hit by rising food costs.

Concerns over Christmas food prices are also far higher than last year.

➡️ https://t.co/HHgF5jABeH

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

Our article uses linked data to explore backgrounds of looked-after children involved with the criminal justice system.

52% of looked-after children educated in England had a criminal conviction by age 24, compared with 13% of children not in care.

➡️ https://t.co/kdVKqMMLYo

[Chris Shine @ChrisShineStats]

Great job by @bathofholly on Friday presenting this ambitious project completed by her team and discussing the broader challenges and opportunities that linked data will provide us!

[UK Statistics Authority @UKStatsAuth]

Today, the @ONS presented at the launch of the OECD WISE Centre's new Observatory for Social Mobility and Equal Opportunity. The Observatory aims to develop work on these key topics by using innovative data and techniques to produce new international evidence. @OECD_Stat

[Chris Shine @ChrisShineStats]

Sombre but excellent analysis by one of my teams that was released this morning! Really shows the value and impact of linked data.

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

Why children enter care, and where they are placed, can vary widely by sex and ethnicity.

New analysis of a cohort of children in the four years following the 2011 Census explores the backgrounds of children who went into care, and reasons behind it.

➡️ https://t.co/8EX24zEA6g

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

Food prices are also affecting people’s #CostOfLiving – some lowest priced food items increased by more than 40% since Sept 2021 📈

Our new highly experimental data tracks how the lowest prices of 30 grocery items have changed since April 2021 🥫

➡️ https://t.co/PwjTYRcEQR

[Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS]

The rising #CostOfLiving is having a bigger impact on certain population groups.

Characteristics affecting people’s ability to afford their energy, rent or mortgage payments include:

▪️ disability status
▪️ ethnicity
▪️ home ownership status

➡️ https://t.co/pfUay7lryA