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Methodology for coverage estimation of Census 2021 in England and Wales.
The methods for resolving item non-response and item inconsistencies in Census 2021 data, including deterministic editing, nearest neighbour donor imputation, and manual imputation.
Methodology for the validation of Census 2021 population estimates for England and Wales, including the assurance of processes, assessment of estimates, and involvement of local authorities.
Methodology for the validation of the Census 2021 population estimates for each local authority, as part of the wider quality assurance of the census data.
This article describes the dataset and details of the analysis in our article "Who are the children entering care in England?". It also provides definitions of the concepts and terms used in the analysis.
Summary of the administrative data sources and quality assurance undertaken in the production of care home resident deaths data, published in annual, weekly, and ad-hoc releases.
Quality and methodology information (QMI) for deaths of care home residents registered in England and Wales.
Early research demonstrating measures of property size (floor space) from Valuation Office Agency data, which statistics can be generated from these data, what they can and cannot be used for, and a request for feedback on their usefulness.
Labour Force Survey (LFS) person-weighted datasets use a roll-forward imputation method. During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic an alternative imputation method that might better cope with the unprecedented labour market circumstances was explored. This article highlights the impact of using this alternative method on main labour market estimates over the periods between January to March 2018 and June to August 2022.
Linking demographic, geographic, and household information to the highest level of educational attainment and vulnerability characteristics using the Growing Up in England (GUiE) dataset.
