Nick Palmer

International Development Statistician at UK Office for National Statistics. Views all my own.

[Nick Palmer @StatsWorldNick]

Sharing statistical experiences and expertise:

[GSS @UKGSS]

📊 Today is #AfricanStatsDay2020 - the perfect opportunity to share some of the international partnership work being done by the @ONS in parts of the continent.
👀Read our latest blog post from the International Development Team https://t.co/OdPpUfiPKc

[Open Data Watch @OpenDataWatch]

Happy #WorldPopulationDay! It’s more important than ever to ensure everyone, everywhere is counted and the census is a major tool to ensuring that happens. We put together a new post highlighting useful resources on this important data source. https://t.co/yl9lWnRNjh

[Open Data Watch @OpenDataWatch]

Data collected by @ContactPARIS21 shows that although needs for sound data continue to escalate, poorer countries lack the resources to produce them, with only 9 national statistical plans in sub-Saharan Africa fully funded last year. Read more here: https://t.co/zK9aLbpugy

[Equity & Health @equitylist]

Combating #COVID19: Data everywhere but not the kind we need https://t.co/SVCXfgAonc

[Data2X @Data2X]

Thanks @MegClement for highlighting @Data2X's work in your recent @apoliticalco piece! Read it here: https://t.co/NfQ8Nvz5hP

[UK Statistics Authority @UKStatsAuth]

Nightingale's most famous two graphics included an illustration of what she called the "loss of an army" in Crimea, as well a comprehensive statistical study of sanitation in Indian rural life. #Nightingale2020 #FlorenceNightingale

[Census 2021 - England & Wales @Census2021]

The @sciencemuseum explains the story behind Nightingale’s graphic here. Graphs, infographics and images are still used today to help tell the story of statistics https://t.co/3frzidyBPh

[Census 2021 - England & Wales @Census2021]

Today is #InternationalNursesDay held on Florence Nightingale’s 200th birthday. Did you know she was a statistician as well as a nurse? This is her 1861 census form #Nursing #NHSNightingale #Nightingale2020

[Shakthi Vadakkepat @v_shakthi]

We all know Florence Nightingale as the founder of modern nursing, but did you know she was also a trailblazer in the field of statistics?

https://t.co/FU4rxTXpMx

[Royal Statistical Society @RoyalStatSoc]

Happening tomorrow: Speakers include Professor Lynn McDonald and our former president David Spiegelhalter 👇

[Royal Statistical Society @RoyalStatSoc]

"In 1858, the woman who was not allowed to attend university because of her gender was elected the first female member of the Royal Statistical Society." @carola_hoyos in the @guardian #Nightingale2020
https://t.co/XYyeYkCpcz

[Nick Palmer @StatsWorldNick]

@Data2X @OpenDataWatch @ContactPARIS21 @KNBStats @ONS @ECAStats @ONS @DFID_Stats

[Data2X @Data2X]

Join @OpenDataWatch @ContactPARIS21 @KNBStats and @ONS on May 7th at 9AM ET for the next webinar of the #GenderData Network Series, Building a Business Case for Disaggregated Data. Register here: https://t.co/d1EwhSmrl9 with @ECAStats and @Data2X

[WENWales @WENWales]

We are thrilled to be launching the #FeministScorecard with @OxfamCymru online this lunchtime, joined by @siangwenfelin AM, @suzydaviesam AM & Deputy Minister @JaneHutt.
Full report 👇
https://t.co/UYV5Y1hspT
Darllenwch yr adroddiad llawn yma👇
https://t.co/nVKss5i2O5

[Nick Palmer @StatsWorldNick]

Stay safe!

[Nick Palmer @NickLlanishen2]

SpiderBoy demonstrates Social Distancing, Part 2:
#SocialDistancing #SocialDistancinguk #lockdown2020 #llanishen @ILovesTheDiff @CoedGlas #SpiderMan #spiderboy @WalesOnline

[Nick Palmer @StatsWorldNick]

The new "Nightingale Hospital" in London is partly related to Florence's recommendations following her statistical analyses and experiences of the Crimean War, 165 years ago.
https://t.co/pkN1gioZ6V

[Nick Palmer @StatsWorldNick]

No statistics needed for this visualisation of a half-century of economic change in Nairobi: @ONS @KNBStats @DFID_Stats @DataSciCampus

[Nick Palmer @StatsWorldNick]

@Giakonda Sounds interesting. Could you tell us a bit more, please?

[Nick Palmer @StatsWorldNick]

@HetanShah @UKStatsAuth Presumably some form of Population Register or National Identity system will be part of the considerations?

[Hannah Knight @HannahEllin]

New blog alert
#HealthStatsAward @HealthFdn @RoyalStatSoc
Do you use or produce applied data analytics in the #NHS? Read on…
https://t.co/IvMjs1teW3