Systemic Review Outline: Adult Social Care
The Office for Statistics Regulation is keen to further explore adult social care statistics using the systemic review process.
Reviews and reports
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Engaging the audience – exploring statistics beyond the pdf
Data query tools and visualisation are increasingly supplementing the traditionally produced statistics publications to provide users with a more engaging way to access the statistics.
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Collaboration is key
Collaboration is far from a new concept in the world of official statistics, but the refreshed Code of Practice (launched in February 2018) gives it a new emphasis. Collaboration is a cross-cutting concept in the Code, and something we should all be looking to embrace. Collaboration appears throughout the Code, for example: Trustworthiness, when statistics […]
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Improving the Public Value of Health and Care Statistics in England
In 2015, we became concerned that there were issues within the statistical system that needed to be addressed to enhance the public value of health and social care statistics. We discovered from a series of Patient Experience assessments published in 2014 that areas for improvement were replicated across a suite of statistics published by different […]
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Health and Social Care Statistics in England: update on Systemic Review
In 2015, following a series of assessments, we identified a range of systemic issues affecting health and care statistics in England. Fundamentally, there was no single individual or organisation with clear leadership responsibility and this had led to problems with the coherence and accessibility of these statistics. To bring about change, we have engaged with […]
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UK and Northern Ireland House Price Indices (Phase 2) – HM Land Registry and partners
House price statistics are key economic indicators and provide important insights into the wider economy and society by helping users to understand trends in the UK and the Northern Ireland housing markets. Economic policy makers use the indices to assess impacts on both the demand and supply sides of the economy, to inform decisions about […]
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Public value of Statistics on Housing and Planning in the UK
Statistics on housing and planning present information about many aspects of housing, homelessness, land valuations and planning. These are critical issues of high public interest where good statistics are vital to policy and service delivery. Responsibility for housing and planning policy is devolved across the UK. This report presents findings from our Systemic Review exploring […]
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International perspective on criminal justice statistics
We commissioned Professor Chris Lewis to carry out a rapid review of crime and criminal justice statistics in other countries, to inform our work in the UK. We wanted to get a sense of how UK statistics compared internationally, answering questions such as: Is coverage of existing statistics in the UK better, similar to or […]
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Systemic Review Outline: Innovation in Children, Education, and Skills Statistics
Background The Office for Statistics Regulation views statistics as an essential public asset; innovation in statistics is vital to secure the public value of statistics and can add real value for users. Systemic reviews help us explore issues of public value and identify developments that the statistics system may need to make. What we plan […]
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Systemic Review Outline: the Public Value of Justice Statistics
Background The Office for Statistics Regulation is keen to ensure statistics that relate to similar themes are readily accessible to users, able to answer the questions society needs to answer, and that there is a coherent narrative across sources. We see statistics as a public asset and want to maximise their value to users. Systemic […]