How Do The Office For National Statistics Use Research? - The Friendly Statistician

Описание: How Do The Office For National Statistics Use Research? In this informative video, we will discuss the role of research within the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and how it impacts the production of official statistics. We will cover the importance of developing new statistical methods and the innovative techniques being explored by the ONS, including Structural Equation Modelling (SEM). You'll learn about how this method is being applied to real-life case studies, particularly in the context of housing statistics.

Additionally, we will highlight the Data Collection Transformation Programme, which aims to modernize data collection by integrating administrative data with traditional survey methods. This shift is designed to make data collection more efficient and effective.

We'll also touch on the measures the ONS takes to ensure the reliability and quality of their statistical outputs, including collaboration with academic partners for quality assurance. By focusing on the principle of “collect once, use many times,” the ONS is working to enhance the utility of existing data sources, ultimately benefiting society by providing better-informed decision-making.

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