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Administrative Data Research Centres 2018

行政数据研究中心 2018

基本信息

批准号：
ES/S00744X/1
负责人：
Dermot O'Reilly
金额：
$ 473.12万
依托单位：
Queen's University Belfast
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2018
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2018 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FS00744X%2F1
关键词：
Administrative Data Research Centres 2018

项目摘要

There is great potential for understanding more about our society through better use of data that already exists and by linking different datasets together. Using existing data is not only efficient and cheaper than collecting new data, but it can also provide a powerful means to consider what action is needed to tackle a wide range of social issues, guiding the development, implementation and evaluation of government policies. This can be achieved in a way that ensures that the public have the maximum confidence that their data are being used appropriately and that the safeguards of these data meet the highest international standards.The Administrative Data Research Centre (ARDC) in Northern Ireland (NI) comprises the two universities and NISRA, the local governmental statistics agency. Over the last five years, in collaboration with government bodies and the voluntary and community sectors, the widened access to administrative datasets in Northern Ireland, has enabled us to undertake a range of research projects that have informed government and public services. We have also greatly increased the number of researchers both in academia and government able to manage and analyse these large and complex datasets required to undertake this type of research. While our primary objective for the ADRC over the next 30 months will be to maintain the confidence of the different publics in the use of administrative data for research, our renewed focus will be to build on our work in fostering commitment from Government in NI and throughout the UK to an increased access to and use of administrative data. This will help us maximise the potential of administrative data as a rich resource for evidence-based policy making and evaluation. Our emphasis in this short period will be the rapid delivery of targeted, high impact research-related activities essential to data custodians. To do so, we will extend the use of administrative data that is available and accessible. Importantly, we will continue to strengthen the impact of our research portfolio through more focused knowledge exchange activities. In collaboration with our NISRA partners, we will engage with data custodians ensuring that we take into account their priorities in the policy process cycle and that our research activities in this period are focussed on the timely delivery towards NI Government objectives. We will also undertake a modest portfolio of world-class research projects at both NI and UK level that quickly demonstrates to respective data owners the utility and potential policy impact of using administrative data for research. Within NI, the ADRC and NISRA, will help develop Strategic Impact Programmes (SIP), prioritising the needs of the different Government departments and informing the NI Program for Government (PfG). Each of the SIPs will be accompanied by focused knowledge exchange packages co-designed and delivered by the data custodians. A major objective for the ADRC will be to demonstrate to Whitehall Departments the potential utility of their administrative data. We will therefore continue to develop large multipurpose research datasets under the 'Growing Old' Themed Partnership and undertake a series of research programmes addressing the Areas of Research Interest (ARI) that set out the most important research questions facing the collaborating UK Government Departments. We will also contribute to the development and delivery of the wider pan-UK research agenda arising from the Strategic Hub.

通过更好地利用现有数据并将不同的数据集链接在一起，我们有巨大的潜力来更多地了解我们的社会。使用现有数据不仅比收集新数据更高效、更便宜，而且还可以提供强有力的手段来考虑需要采取哪些行动来解决广泛的社会问题，指导政府政策的制定、实施和评估。实现这一目标的方式是确保公众对他们的数据得到适当使用以及这些数据的保护符合最高国际标准有最大的信心。北爱尔兰 (NI) 的行政数据研究中心 (ARDC) 由两所大学和当地政府统计机构 NISRA 组成。在过去五年中，通过与政府机构以及志愿部门和社区部门合作，扩大了对北爱尔兰行政数据集的访问范围，使我们能够开展一系列研究项目，为政府和公共服务提供信息。我们还大大增加了学术界和政府中能够管理和分析进行此类研究所需的大型复杂数据集的研究人员数量。虽然我们 ADRC 在未来 30 个月的主要目标是保持不同公众对使用行政数据进行研究的信心，但我们新的重点将是在我们的工作基础上，促进北爱尔兰和整个英国政府对增加行政数据的获取和使用的承诺。这将帮助我们最大限度地发挥行政数据的潜力，作为循证政策制定和评估的丰富资源。我们在短时间内的重点将是快速开展对数据保管人至关重要的有针对性的、高影响力的研究相关活动。为此，我们将扩大可用且可访问的管理数据的使用范围。重要的是，我们将通过更有针对性的知识交流活动，继续加强我们研究组合的影响力。我们将与我们的 NISRA 合作伙伴合作，与数据托管机构合作，确保我们在政策流程周期中考虑到他们的优先事项，并确保我们在此期间的研究活动集中于及时实现 NI 政府目标。我们还将在NI和英国层面开展一系列世界级的研究项目，快速向各自的数据所有者展示使用行政数据进行研究的效用和潜在的政策影响。在NI内部，ADRC和NISRA将帮助制定战略影响计划（SIP），优先考虑不同政府部门的需求，并向NI政府计划（PfG）提供信息。每个 SIP 都将附带由数据保管人共同设计和交付的重点知识交换包。 ADRC 的一个主要目标是向白厅各部门展示其行政数据的潜在效用。因此，我们将继续在“变老”主题合作伙伴关系下开发大型多用途研究数据集，并开展一系列针对研究兴趣领域（ARI）的研究项目，这些项目提出了英国政府合作部门面临的最重要的研究问题。我们还将为战略中心产生的更广泛的泛英国研究议程的制定和交付做出贡献。

项目成果

期刊论文数量（10）

专著数量（0）

科研奖励数量（0）

会议论文数量（0）

专利数量（0）

Record linkage studies of drug-related deaths among former adult prisoners who have been released to the community: a scoping review protocol.

DOI：
10.1136/bmjopen-2021-056598
发表时间：
2022-03-29
期刊：
BMJ open
影响因子：
2.9
作者：
Cooper JA;Onyeka I;O'Reilly D;Kirk R;Donnelly M
通讯作者：
Donnelly M

COVID-19 vaccine uptake, effectiveness, and waning in 82,959 health care workers: A national prospective cohort study in Wales.

COVID-19-82,959名卫生保健工作者的疫苗摄取，有效性和减弱：威尔士的一项国家前瞻性队列研究。

DOI：
10.1016/j.vaccine.2021.11.061
发表时间：
2022-02-16
期刊：
Vaccine
影响因子：
5.5
作者：
Bedston S;Akbari A;Jarvis CI;Lowthian E;Torabi F;North L;Lyons J;Perry M;Griffiths LJ;Owen RK;Beggs J;Chuter A;Bradley DT;de Lusignan S;Fry R;Richard Hobbs FD;Hollinghurst J;Katikireddi SV;Murphy S;O'Reily D;Robertson C;Shi T;Tsang RSM;Sheikh A;Lyons RA
通讯作者：
Lyons RA

Investigating the association between COVID-19 vaccination and care home outbreak frequency and duration.

DOI：
10.1016/j.puhe.2021.12.010
发表时间：
2022-03
期刊：
Public health
影响因子：
5.2
作者：
Bradley DT;Murphy S;McWilliams P;Arnold S;Lavery S;Murphy J;de Lusignan S;Hobbs R;Tsang RSM;Akbari A;Torabi F;Beggs J;Chuter A;Shi T;Vasileiou E;Robertson C;Sheikh A;Reid H;O'Reilly D
通讯作者：
O'Reilly D

Mental ill-health among health and social care professionals: an analysis using administrative data.