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#LearningBytes Week 6: Brand new AF eLearning!
This short learning introduces the main concepts of Statistical Disclosure Control and is ideal for anyone who is responsible for handling, publishing or transferring data, or with an interest in the topic bit.ly/AFLearningBytes24_Wee…
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Which #AiGAwards nomination inspires you most as a government analyst? Vote for your fave in the People's Choice Award 🏆smartsurvey.co.uk/s/AYIQTJ/
The poll closes at 23:55 on Thu 15 Feb with the winner to be announced at Celebration Day on 19 Feb. Your vote, your choice🗳️
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And finally, to round off Analysis in Government Awards Week, we bring you the results of the Professor Sir Ian Diamond Rising Star Award.
This award recognises an early career analyst who has displayed excellence in championing or promoting the AF #AiGAwards
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#AiGAwards WINNER!
The winner of the AiG Innovative Methods Award is... the Noise and Statutory Nuisance Team @DefraGovUK for the Defra Noise Modelling System.
Huge congratulations to the team! 🎉🏆🌟🎉#ProudToBeAGovernmentAnalyst @GovGeo
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Today is the turn of the Innovative Methods Award.
This award recognises innovative methods or techniques of analysis
#AiGAwards Awards Week 🌟🎉🎉🌟
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Today on #AiGAwards Week we focus on the Inclusion Award.
This award recognises an outstanding contribution in making the AF more inclusive and reflective of the citizens we serve, or an outstanding contribution in producing analysis on diversity or inclusion #AiGAwards
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On day two of #AiGAwards Week we reveal results of the Communication Award.
This award celebrates those who have successfully used clear communications to present analysis, considering needs of the audience.
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Replying to @gov_analysis @MoJGovUK
#AiGAwards WINNER!
Also winning the AiG Collaboration Award is...
The cross-government Crisis Data Liaison Officer (DLO) Network, which is led by a Cabinet Office team
Huge congratulations to the team! 🎉🏆🌟🎉#ProudToBeAGovernmentAnalyst
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The standard has been so incredibly high this year, we have two winners for the Collaboration Award.
Joint top spot goes to... The Data First Team @MoJGovUK for ‘Harnessing the power of linked data and academic collaboration to improve justice outcomes’
Congratulations! 🎉 4/5
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🎉 Great news – you now have even more time to recognise the amazing analysts you know!
⏲️ The deadline for the #AiG Awards has been extended to next Friday.
🏆 You now have until 23:55 on 3 November to recognise the incredible people you work with
analysisfunction.civilservic…
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The latest data from the #COVID19 Infection Survey show:
▪️ infections continued to increase in England
▪️ infections increased in Wales and Scotland
▪️ the trend was uncertain in Northern Ireland.
➡️ ow.ly/EnC450M5pEw

ALT Estimated number of people with COVID-19 in the week ending 5 December 2022 (England, Wales and Scotland) and 3 December 2022 (Northern Ireland) (not living in care homes, hospitals or other communal establishments) 1 in 50 England 1 in 55 Wales 1 in 45 Northern Ireland 1 in 50 Scotland Source: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey, UK; 16 December 2022
Esther Sutherland retweeted
The latest data from our #COVID19 Infection Survey show in the week ending 24 October 2022:
▪️ infections decreased in England and Wales
▪️ infections continued to increase in Northern Ireland
▪️ there was an uncertain trend in Scotland
➡️ ow.ly/7Sli50LugYs
Esther Sutherland retweeted
In England, #COVID19 infections decreased in the:
⬇️ North East
⬇️ North West,
⬇️ Yorkshire and The Humber
⬇️ West Midlands
⬇️ East of England
In all other regions, the trend was uncertain.
➡️ ow.ly/7Sli50LugYs
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We have published our follow-up report on the remarkable work by producers of health and social care statistics to meet the increased public demand for data during the pandemic
Read the full report on our website:
osr.statisticsauthority.gov.…
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Do you use our #COVID19 latest insights tool?
If so, please help us improve the tool by providing feedback in our short survey ➡️ surveymonkey.co.uk/r/WW3ZYBB
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We’ve updated our #COVID19 insights interactive tool with the latest trends in infections, deaths and hospitalisations.
Data on COVID-19 from the ONS and @UKHSA highlight the state of the pandemic across the UK.
➡️ ow.ly/BWje50L45kz
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Who is recommended for flu and COVID vaccines?
Why should you take them?
Why is particularly important to get flu vaccine this year?
How can you get your vaccines?
Answers to all of these questions and more in the latest blog.
ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2022/10/06…
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#COVID19 infections increased in secondary school aged children and those aged 25 to 34 years.
The trend was uncertain in all other age groups.
➡️ ow.ly/rWOM50KRcl1
Esther Sutherland retweeted
The latest data from the #COVID19 Infection Survey show:
▪️ infections decreased across England, Wales and Scotland
▪️ the trend in infections in Northern Ireland was uncertain
➡️ ow.ly/921O50KyGYc
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We have reviewed the @ONS Covid Infection Survey statistics and found they remain of high value to governments and the public. ONS demonstrates a strong commitment to the Code of Practice for Statistics in its work on the survey: osr.statisticsauthority.gov.…



















