Richard Laux looks at the importance of harmonisation, especially where work is outsourced.
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Learn more on Tobacco trends: how changes to surveys during the pandemic affected smoking estimatesShamela Pepper-Grainger looks back at the successes of the user engagement champion network over the last year.
Learn more on Championing our Champions!Dr Neil Smith discusses the benefits of administrative data and the work of the Integrated Data Analysis Team (IDAT).
Learn more on High quality insights from complex data sourcesToday we are pleased to launch our Harmonisation Workplan for 2022 onwards. This sets out our priority areas of work to review and update our standards and guidance. It also shows how we are responding to the Inclusive Data Task Force recommendations by putting inclusivity at the heart of what we do.
Learn more on Harmonisation: An opportunity to build inclusive foundationsPaul Vickers shares a story on making reasonable adjustments for the latest Analysis Function newsletter.
Learn more on February 2022 Diversity and Inclusion SpotlightWe’ve changed the way that the GSS reports concerns under the Code of Practice for Statistics. We’ve made the process simpler and more flexible.
Learn more on A simpler way to report concerns under the Code of Practice for StatisticsJohn Bates and Adriana Castaldo discuss what they have learned from taking part in the GSG reverse mentoring scheme.
Learn more on A success story from the Government Statistician Group (GSG) reverse mentoring schemeSophie Skillings and Richard Laux share what they learned from their reverse mentoring partnership.
Learn more on Reverse Mentoring from two perspectivesJason Bradbury shares what he learned from his reverse mentoring partnership with Lilian Oluwakuyide.
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