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This guide explains what a quality adjustment is, including important underlying concepts, statistical properties, and application in the National Statistic.
Trends in the inputs, output and productivity of publicly-funded adult social care.
This article provides analysis specific to public service healthcare productivity for England on a financial year basis. This additional analysis is included to provide a measure more comparable with other data available on the health service in England.
Updated measures of output, inputs and productivity for public services in the UK between 1997 and 2015, in addition to new estimates for 2016. Includes service area breakdown, as well as impact of quality adjustment and latest revisions.
Includes estimates of output, inputs and productivity for public service healthcare in the UK between 1995 and 2016.
An investigation into estimates of total UK public services inputs looking into prices, volume and expenditure on a total and input component basis.
Methods and analysis of a new public service adult social care productivity measure, including new quality adjustment and new disaggregated measures for England.
Updated estimates of inputs, output and productivity for public service healthcare in the UK between 1995 and 2014, and new estimates for 2015.
Updated measures of output, inputs and productivity for public services in the UK between 1997 and 2014, in addition to new estimates for 2015.
New methodologies to capture changes in quality of the criminal justice system, expanding ONS’s coverage of quality adjustment for public service output.
