Today we’re publishing details of how @ONS and the wider statistical system will respond to the recommendations of the Inclusive Data Taskforce, to help improve the inclusivity of UK data and evidence.
Debra Prestwood explains the details in our blog https://t.co/7iozjSNA2L
We have today published a report from the Inclusive Data Taskforce, which discusses the findings from its recent consultation and sets out a series of initiatives to help ensure the UK’s data is fully inclusive.
https://t.co/jEtCrDgoS0
In this paper, we examine inequalities in COVID-19 vaccination rates amongst elderly adults in England.
The greatest disparities were seen between ethnic and religious groups.
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https://t.co/1c2myczApe
Closing tomorrow: The Inclusive Data Taskforce online consultation which is seeking views about the inclusivity of UK data and evidence, including areas for improvement and examples of good practice. We’re keen to hear from as many people as possible. https://t.co/uN6CSP0XtW
Making sure everyone is counted in data is key to making sure everyone has access to the services they need and that no one is overlooked. Dawn Snape talks about the work of our Inclusive Data Taskforce and what to expect next from them in today’s blog https://t.co/w3XjPaRzIv
Missing fields/data reflect our knowledge rather than an absence of that data. Really keen to work with others to refine and improve this audit. Interactive tool, based on this audit, is also in development.
Mae’r cyfrifiad yma! Dyma’ch cyfle i helpu i lywio penderfyniadau am y gwasanaethau lleol yn eich cymuned. Cadwch lygad am eich llythyr yn y post. Ewch i https://t.co/c3DDHXG9Vp i gael gwybod mwy. #Cyfrifiad2021
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus!🏴 (Happy St David’s Day!)
In celebration of the national day of Wales, here are some official statistics about the home country of cawl and Welsh cakes…
We’ve released the second round of results from the Schools Infection Survey today (from 2 to 10 December 2020).
The study is testing staff and pupils for #COVID19 across England to track the spread of the virus in schools https://t.co/i6Lkygjw5z
The #COVID Infection Survey was launched in April 2020 and quickly became a key tool in understanding coronavirus infections in the UK.
In today’s blog, the National Statistician, Sir Ian Diamond, looks at how the survey started and where it will go next. https://t.co/7TgqIFy2QG
📢There is 1 month left to let us know your views and experiences on inclusive data 📢
We want to make sure the UK’s data and evidence is truly inclusive. We need your help to understand where the gaps are and where further work is needed.
Click below👇
https://t.co/BXVckWsL62
Harmonisation is the process of making statistics and data more comparable, consistent, and coherent.
Our latest publication is #MentalHealth harmonisation guidance.
It's for users and producers of #statistics.
Visit our website to read this and more: https://t.co/OzXS61Nryu
Thank you to those who joined our Exchange webinar with @futuregencymru@Sophiehowe. Some interesting discussions on the importance of the Socio -Economic Duty which comes into force in Wales on 31 March. See our explainer on the duty here:
https://t.co/62rs2ikXHA
Our latest analysis shows a continued higher #COVID19 mortality risk for disabled people in most groups from 24 January to 20 November 2020 https://t.co/G6P0M9mQjj