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The seminar will concentrate on how applying the Code of Practice for Statistics, and its pillars of Trustworthiness, Quality and Value, can enhance official statistics and other types of analysis, both across and outside of Government.
Learn more on Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) seminar: ‘The Code, in practice’Quality champions aim to raise the quality of official statistics produced by government departments. Their main responsibilities are to: share guidance and best practice related to quality with their department keep colleagues up to date with developments relating to quality act as their department’s central point of contact for advice on quality identify areas within […]
Learn more on GSS quality championsThe NHS National Services Scotland (NSS) Transforming Publishing Team has created a toolkit of templates, guides and resources to support the modernisation of both the back end production of statistical products (Reproducible Analytical Pipelines) and the user-facing output of statistical products to a digital platform (Transformed Publications). These tools will also be helpful when moving […]
Learn more on NHS National Services Scotland transforming publications toolkitFrank Donnarumma blogs about an event hosted by the Royal Statistical Society (RSS) where members of the statistical community were invited to discuss the response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Learn more on Communication during the pandemic: a reflection from the statistical communityGeography champions work across the Government Statistical Service (GSS) to improve statistics containing geographical information. Their main responsibilities are to: ensure compliance with the GSS Geography Policy, including geographic referencing and coding standards raise standards in visualisation and use of mapping tools facilitate knowledge sharing promote innovation The network is chaired by the geography champion […]
Learn more on GSS geography championsAnalysis in Government (AiG) Month is a month long celebration of all things Analysis Function. This year's event will include an unmissable range of blogs, webinars and connection opportunities.
Learn more on Analysis in Government Month 2022This webpage will be used to keep users up to date with all the latest latest information related to Statutory Homelessness Statistics collected and published by Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. Information and details of key work-streams will be posted here. More detailed information on how our statistics are used, our user engagement […]
Learn more on Homelessness Case Level Collection (H-CLIC) updatesThis item is archived. Information presented here may be out of date. The second Analysis in Government (AiG) Month is taking place this May with the theme of #AnalysisCollaborate. Successful collaborations are the key to great working relationships. That’s why this year we will be building on the 2021 AiG Month theme of “Analysis Connect” […]
Learn more on Analysis in Government Month 2022This event will show how a multi-disciplinary analytical team has added real value to the financial management of the Ministry of Defence (MOD) since the team was set up 3 years ago.
Learn more on How analysts have improved financial management at the Ministry of DefenceRAP champions support the implementation of reproducible analytical pipelines across government. This means promoting reproducible analysis (this is, analysis with a clear audit trail that explains how and why it was carried out) and the use of reproducible analytical pipelines (this is the software methods used to make analysis reproducible). Champions are expected to share their […]
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