Project Events

Research & Project Events

Advancing Trust and Collaboration in Data Research: Meet the DARE UK Community Groups, Tuesday 27 Jan 2026:  Professor Jamie Murphy presented on behalf of the SET WG to introduce who we are, what we aim to achieve, and how we're going to achieve it.

Project Launch Event, Monday 02 Feb 2026: The project team was pleased to welcome stakeholder partners and members of third sector, health, and statutory organisations across NI who support young people with ADHD. The day-long event featured presentations from partners and the research team, discussions and open panels, and an exploration of the potential uses of administrative data in Northern Ireland.

Second project meeting, Friday 08 May 2026: The project team was pleased to welcome back stakeholder partners and members of third sector, health, and statutory organisations across NI who support young people with ADHD. The day-long event featured presentations from the research team, and discussions and open panels surrounding the use of administrative data evidence.

Northern Ireland Public Data Panel Data Dialogue, Saturday 20 June 2026: The project team hosted an event with the Northern Ireland Public Data Panel. The event had three primary aims including to understand: (1) what good and responsible use of evidence looks like in practice, (2) whether current or proposed approaches match what people expect, and (3) what builds – or reduces – public trust in evidence use.

Administrative Data Research Ambassadors Event, Monday 29 June 2026: Dr Enya Redican presented on behalf of the SET WG to discuss lessons learned from Northern Ireland's Sensitive Evidence Tracking Working Group.

Final project meeting, Monday 17 August 2026: The project team was pleased to welcome back stakeholder partners and members of third sector, health, and statutory organisations across NI who support young people with ADHD for the final working group meeting. The day-long event had three primary aims. These included to (1) review learnings from the SET Working Group, (2) reflect on what different organisations and sectors need from administrative data, and (3) understand  how we improve the journey from evidence to impact.