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Announcing the shortlisted entries for the Fourth Annual Analysis in Government (AiG) Awards.
Learn more on The Fourth Annual Analysis in Government (AiG) Awards ShortlistA full list of the winners, runners up and highly commended entries for the Fourth Analysis in Government Awards.
Learn more on Announcing all winning entries in the Fourth Analysis in Government AwardsStatistical coherence is about bringing together outputs on the same topic to better explain the part of the world they describe. This can be across the four countries of the UK where policy making has been devolved (such as housing) or where multiple producers are publishing statistics on the same topic (such as income and […]
Learn more on Coherence of statistics workplan for 2022 to 2023Statistical coherence is about bringing together outputs on the same topic to better explain the part of the world they describe. This can be across the four countries of the UK where policy making has been devolved (such as in housing or health) or where multiple producers are publishing statistics on the same topic (such […]
Learn more on Coherence of statisticsHealth bodies in each UK nation record and publish data about the amount of time it takes for an ambulance to respond to an incident. This is known as “ambulance response time data”. The devolved nature of UK health policy means that health services, including ambulance services, are run differently across the four nations. Specifically, […]
Learn more on Summary of ambulance response time data in the UKCourse details: This workshop provides guidance on how to write about statistics effectively, drawing on good and bad examples from across the GSS and beyond. It covers the key components of statistical commentary, such as: titles main points context and interpretation use of plain English Learning outcomes: By the end of this workshop, participants will […]
Learn more on Writing about statisticsCourse details: This workshop provides guidance on how to write about statistics effectively, drawing on good and bad examples from across the GSS and beyond. It covers the key components of statistical commentary, such as: titles main points context and interpretation use of plain English Learning outcomes: By the end of this workshop, participants will […]
Learn more on Writing about statisticsThis accessibility statement applies to the Analysis Function (AF) website (https://analysisfunction.civilservice.gov.uk). The website is managed by a team within the Office for National Statistics (ONS). We want as many people as possible to be able to use this website. You should be able to: change colours, contrast levels and fonts zoom in up to 300% […]
Learn more on Accessibility statementThe United Kingdom Health Statistics Steering Group (UKHSSG), formerly the English Health Statistics Steering Group (EHSSG), was formed in 2016, following a systematic review of health and care statistics for England by the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) in 2015. The review found that before, it was not always possible to get coherent, accessible information […]
Learn more on Health and care statisticsCourse details: This workshop provides guidance on how to write about statistics effectively, drawing on good and bad examples from across the GSS and beyond. It covers the key components of statistical commentary, such as: titles main points context and interpretation use of plain English Learning outcomes: By the end of this workshop, participants will […]
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