by Elizabeth Lemmon | Aug 23, 2023 | Researcher Experience
In this Researcher Experience post we hear from Dr Emily Ball. Emily is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, University of Edinburgh. Like many of the previous researchers eCRUSADers has spoken to, Emily has worked with several Scottish health...
by Elizabeth Lemmon | Jun 27, 2022 | Researcher Experience
Many (if not all!) of the previous Researcher Experience posts we’ve seen have discussed working with various Scottish health data sets. Whilst the use of health data is more apparent in Scotland, there are many other non-health, administrative data sets that...
by Elizabeth Lemmon | Jun 1, 2022 | Miscellaneous, Researcher Experience
You might have noticed that it has been a while since we were last in touch. That is because we have been extremely busy setting up the new Early Career Researchers Using Scottish Administrative Data (eCRUSADers) website (check it out here) and making plans for...
by Elizabeth Lemmon | May 15, 2021 | Researcher Experience
We’ve hit n = 5 in terms of eCRUSADer Researcher Experience posts! It’s not quite there in terms of a sample size for claiming any statistically significant findings but I thought that it was about time we took stock of them to see if there were any common...
by Elizabeth Lemmon | Mar 17, 2021 | eDRIS, PBPP, Researcher Experience
In this first Research Experience post of 2021 we hear from Dr Feifei Bu, Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Behavioural Science and Health at the University College London (UCL). Feifei first started working with administrative data in 2014 when she worked...
by Elizabeth Lemmon | Sep 1, 2020 | Researcher Experience
With all that has been going on it has been a wee while since we heard from a researcher who is in the thick of working with administrative data in Scotland. In this Researcher Experience post, we hear from Dr Drew Altshul, Research Associate in the Department of...
