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Small steps lead to big change
Mary Gregory blogs about the new techniques and technologies being used by OSR to enhance its reviews, starting with the media analysis of policing statistics published today.
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The importance of innovation: Reflecting on the GSS Awards 2019
Ed Humpherson blogs on the key theme that came out of this year’s GSS Awards.
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Experimental statistics – myth busting
Penny Babb, head of policy and standards in the Office for Statistics Regulation, busts a few myths about experimental statistics.
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Reflecting on what we do and why
Ed Humpherson reflects on the last year, and how OSR will continue to uphold the philosophy of trustworthiness, quality and value going forward.
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“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest” – Steps towards transparent fiscal statistics
Iain Russell, OSR theme lead for Economics, blogs on his recent regulatory work looking at the public value of devolved public finance statistics. This work also looked at the extent to which devolved investment statistics are seen as a priority for development in the UK’s devolved countries.
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How to stop the bad data driving out the good
A blog based on Ed Humpherson’s Annual Lecture for the Centre of Science and Policy, delivered in March 2019.
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Moving away from the 4-hour A&E target: NHS England’s review of NHS access standards
As NHS England undertakes a review of its access standards and targets, Ed Humpherson addresses the key considerations for maintaining public trust in A&E statistics
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Our priorities for 2019/20
Today we have published our business plan and regulatory work programme for 2019/20
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Improving the value of Housing and Planning statistics in the UK
Gemma Keane, Office for Statistics Regulation, blogs on the outcomes of the Systemic Review of Statistics on Housing and Planning in the UK, and what steps statistical producers are taking to meet user needs.