Why data is key to reducing inequalities for the care experienced

In Episode 4 of the Linking our Lives Podcast, Professor Amanda Sacker from UCL is in conversation with the UK National Statistician Sir Ian Diamond about her high profile research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and funded by the Nuffield Foundation to look at the outcomes of care experienced people. Read/Download a full transcript

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Professor Amanda Sacker and Sir Ian Diamond discuss the role of data in understanding the persistent inequalities experienced by people who spend a childhood in care.

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