poverty & health inequalities @ChCh_Oxford. stats, open science, and access. (cover photo from my home town reads "no more poverty")
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📣 NEW POD
What are #AdverseChildhoodExperiences #ACES?
@umartoseeb talks to @AthenaRWChow of @UniofOxford @MagdalenOxford @LeverhulmeTrust on the Dimensions of Childhood Adversity
Search 'ACAMH' where you get your pods from or visit bit.ly/4iyWtEp
#ACAMHlearn
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Girls are falling through the cracks of policies meant to support them. How can we promote their well-being & empowerment?
In a new podcast, @rgrahamgoulder & @CGAP's Rani Deshpande join @kfajayi to discuss girls' perspectives in policy & more. Tune in:
bit.ly/40uZYVa
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📢Applications are now open to work on a new research project that uses data linkages to understand inequalities in mental health and social care pathways.
Applications close 24/02/25.
For more information and to apply ⬇️
kcl.ac.uk/study-legacy/fundi…
A tremendous effort and tremendous gift to researchers
🎆It's launch day! Check out our brand new @wellcometrust funded platform to explore over 1,600 datasets from across the world. Find the Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets here -> atlaslongitudinaldatasets.ac…
#AtlasLongitudinalDatasets
ALT Explore, filter, view, compare and save longitudinal datasets from across the world on the Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets.
📖 Excited to share our new article, out now in @eLife: elifesciences.org/articles/1… Our annotated readling list on neurodiversity is a result of the collaborative efforts of a fantastic, multidisciplinary & neurodiverse team
w thanks to amazing collaborators: @tcollma @Izzie_Hb @t_kalandadze @andreakis_psy Alicja Koperska @mariemarm Adrien Mathy Christopher J Graham Anna Hollis @Robert_M_Ross @siukityeung_res @Ver0ism @Flavio_Azevedo_ @emilyjfriedel Stephanie Fuller Vaitsa Giannouli Biljana Gjoneska
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In this open access article, @MirelaZaneva discusses moral implications of decisions made in the data analysis process.
A thought-provoking piece that calls for more consideration in our data analysis choices!
Read the full paper here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
What do we mean when we talk about socioeconomic status (SES)? We (@atomsrivet @aaronsreeves @ProfLucyBowes) offer a critical review of the concept of SES + measurement recommendations in our new paper: gpsych.bmj.com/content/37/6/… A 🧵 with some highlights...
We also find that the vast majority of SES measures used to study child and adolescent mental health are caregiver-reported. One of our main recommendations is to survey adolescents (for whom it is already established they can reliably report their own experiences) more directly.
For further discussion and recommendations, see the paper (open access link): gpsych.bmj.com/content/37/6/…
do you find moral philosophy dry? do you just hate reading about statistical theory? if that’s the case, do I have a paper for you…
🧵 New work out! "Analytical Decisions Pose Moral Questions" 🧵 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
4/ ✨ In addition to the many specific suggestions, I also broadly advocate for practices like multiverse analysis, coupled ethical-epistemical analysis, and mutuality work.
For more see the paper (open access link): tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
