Five whys: the Code of Practice
We’ve adopted the philosophy of Lean, based on the why (and how) questions. Armed with this, we’ve sought to breathe new life into what was a list of detailed practices.
We’ve adopted the philosophy of Lean, based on the why (and how) questions. Armed with this, we’ve sought to breathe new life into what was a list of detailed practices.
Guest blog from Kimberly Cullen, Statistics Assessor. Breakfast in the Boardroom: Reflections on the Code and the wider analytical community.
Guest blog from Richard Laux, Deputy Head of Regulation, on benefits from voluntary compliance.
In February, I asked NHS England and NHS Digital to consider publishing more timely statistics on accident and emergency performance.
Big Data Analytics Conference on Data Quality at the Francis Crick Institute, June 2017.
Today we are publishing our Business Plan and Regulatory Work Programme for 2017/18, placing the public interest in statistics at the heart of our work.
In the last few weeks, we’ve made three comments on health statistics… They all show the importance of improving the public value of statistics.
Priorities for our 2017/18 Regulatory Work Programme – we welcome your views.
Homelessness is an important issue in its own right. It is also an illustration of the concern for public value that underpins the Office for Statistics Regulation.
There are a range of migration-related datasets available across different Government departments. The key to a comprehensive picture lies in bringing these datasets together.