Over the past year we have been working to publish data faster to support improvements to infant health. In this blog, Dr Claire Sellwood Green reports on the latest step in this process: publishing figures on neonatal deaths every quarter.
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Domestic abuse can have devastating consequences yet often remains hidden. Our best measure for understanding the scale of this abuse…
Read more on A rise in domestic abuse estimates — but too soon to identify a trend
It’s more than two years since death certification underwent a major reform. In this blog, David Mais reviews what impact these changes have had on our mortality statistics.
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is known for revealing the trends shaping the UK. But what happens when the answers you need are closer to home? Arianne Clark from ONS Local answers.
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Ensuring children’s voices are represented in our statistics is essential for building a better understanding of their lives and the risks they face. The Children’s Crime Survey for England and Wales has moved online following falling response rates to the previous face-to-face survey. Caroline Youell explains how redesigning the survey and moving it online has improved participation and provided better insight into young people’s experiences and perceptions of safety both online and in their daily life.
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