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This Analysis in Government Month we have an exclusive insight into the minds of our senior leaders. We quizzed a selection of Departmental Directors of Analysis about: the things that matter to them what they’re most proud of the best career advice they have had But we also delved into some of the issues that […]
Learn more on Analysis in Government Month: Senior leader Q&ACatherine Hope shares data visualisation tips to help your audience gain knowledge from your analysis.
Learn more on Three tips for better data visualisationRichard Laux's keynote speech from the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2023.
Learn more on Data on inequalities: approaches, issues and challengesStatistical leaders from the Health and Social Care Statistics Leadership Forum explain how they are working together to improve health and social care statistics, and how you can have your say.
Learn more on Public consultation on health and social care statisticsThis Analysis in Government Month we will be sharing a weekly summary of the learning outcomes from our live events. Make sure to check this page regularly for your event reflections.
Learn more on Learning outcomes from Analysis in Government Month 2023 live eventsDanielle Cornish blogs about her experience on secondment at the BBC.
Learn more on My secondment at BBC News: How to pitch stats and influence peopleOffice for Statistics Regulation (OSR) invites you to a virtual event to hear and discuss key messages from the new report on lessons learned for health and social care statistics from the COVID-19 pandemic. This latest report provides an update on progress over the last year, celebrating areas of success and good practice, as well […]
Learn more on Improving health and social care statistics: lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemicThe problem Government statistics are not produced or managed by a single entity. We operate a federated system under the common banner of the Government Statistical Service. All central government departments, plus arms length bodies and the devolved administrations are part of this union and between them they publish around 25,000 tables of statistical data […]
Learn more on Connected Open Government Statistics (COGS)The MDataGov symposium is an annual event which gives former, current and prospective MDataGov students the opportunity to showcase data science research and projects conducted within government, and to share experiences. MDataGov students engage in a wide variety of data science and analytics projects using tools like distributed computing platforms, natural language processing, machine learning […]
Learn more on The 2020 symposium for the MSc in Data Analytics for GovernmentRAP requires one or more programming languages, and a version control system. There are no other requirements. Some other tools are highly recommended. Slack for conversing with the RAP community and other people working with data in the UK civil service. The Gov Data Science Slack has many active members across the civil service. The […]
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