Consultation on longitudinal studies
Venue: Royal Statistical Society, Errol Street, London
Date: 30 April 2004
The aim of this meeting is to report on the recent work on the National Longitudinal Strategy Committee and to consult users and potential users over future directions.
PROGRAMME
Coffee from 9:30am
| 10:00 | Welcome and introduction to the meeting Angela Dale, University
of Manchester |
| 10:15 | Adding geographical information to longitudinal studies - view the draft report Vernon Gayle, University of Stirling and Paul Boyle, University of St Andrews Discussant: Simon Burgess, University of
Bristol |
| 11:15 | The possibilities of enhancing or generating longitudinal studies through record linkage Mike Noble and George Smith, University of Oxford Discussant: Peter Elias,
University of Warwick |
| 12:15 | ONS strategic developments for linking administrative data Ben Humberstone, ONS |
| 12:30 | Lunch |
| 13:15 | Quality profiles for longitudinal studies A Framework for quality profiles Nick Buck, University of Essex An assessment of quality
for the Millennium Cohort Study |
| 14:15 | ELSA: the past, present and future research agenda James Nazroo, University College London |
| 14:45 | Tea |
| 15:15 | New data sources and data requirements A feasibility study for the ESRC around qualitative longitudinal research Janet Holland and Rachel Thomson, South Bank University Monitoring the integration
experiences of refugees and other migrants in the UK The DWP Families and Children Study Clare Tait and Matt Barnes, National Centre for Social Research
Anne Green, University
of Warwick |
| 16:00 | Key issues for the future (5 min presentations) Data requirements to develop a dynamic microsimulation model to project future experiences in later life Anne Scott, London School of Economics, ESRC-SAGE team Child development and parental time use Heather Joshi, CLS,
Institute of Education Discussion
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| 16:30 | End |
