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#ADRUKConf25 is concluded! 🎉 Highlights from Day 2 included Rt Hon Mark Drakeford MS’ rallying cry for bolder research, Dr Nisha de Silva’s keynote on MoJ Data First ⚖️, inspiring sessions + our awards 🏆. Thanks to all who joined - more photos on the website soon! 📸

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We're hearing some vital insights from research comparing the mortality of young people with and without neurodisability, using the ECHILD dataset. This study is a key example of how linked administrative data can help uncover patterns that need to be addressed.

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Up for our final keynote - Dr Nisha da Silva from Ministry of Justice explores the groundbreaking MoJ Data First programme, funded by ADR UK, and how it’s delivering real progress in improving justice outcomes. #ADRUKConf25

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Great first day at @adruk2025.bsky.social yesterday! Can't wait for all the great sessions to come today. If you're here make sure to drop by our exhibition stall to say hello, or come chat to our poster presenters over lunch.

@adr-uk.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Day 1 of #ADRUKConf25 wrapped! 🚀 Inspiring keynotes on admin data (Netherlands & Brazil), trusted research environments & AI, plus buzzing parallel sessions + exhibitors. Now onto the evening reception 🎉 See you tomorrow for a ministerial address from Rt Hon Mark Drakeford!

Day 2 of #ADRUKConf25 is off to a strong start! We began with an inspiring ministerial address from Rt Hon Mark Drakeford MS, highlighting Wales’ leadership in administrative data research and evidence-informed policymaking - and his own role in shaping these spaces.

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Day 1 of #ADRUKConf25 wrapped! 🚀 Inspiring keynotes on admin data (Netherlands & Brazil), trusted research environments & AI, plus buzzing parallel sessions + exhibitors. Now onto the evening reception 🎉 See you tomorrow for a ministerial address from Rt Hon Mark Drakeford!

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ADR UK PhD student Richmond Opoku discusses his project “Peeling back the layers of childhood care entry in the UK”.

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What a great mix of parallel presentations so far! To highlight a couple from today… Prof Pia Hardelid of Kids Environment and Health Cohort outlined the team’s work & aspirations around showing how environment factors (like air quality and green space) affect child outcomes. kenvh-cohort.org.uk

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Important research from the Office for National Statistics shows an average reduction in pay for women following a diagnosis of endometriosis. The study used anonymised linked health and economic data. #ADRUKConf25

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We're hearing from Professor Karen Broadhurst about a fascinating project using linked data: Child Outcomes for Mothers Facing Trial. The team is exploring the effects of involvement with the family and criminal justice systems on mother-child relationships. #ADRUKConf25

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