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This article reports on the field testing work undertaken, leading to the proposals for a primary harmonised standard for disability data inputs: designed to derive statistical measures of disability from social surveys using a face-to-face mode of data capture. These proposals were submitted to the National Statistics Harmonisation Group (NSHG) for approval in December 2010. The proposed primary harmonised standard data inputs are designed to meet the data needs arising from the equality legislation introduced in 2010 and improve international comparability: by better meeting the definitions for measures of longstanding illness and disability derived from the European Union's Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC).

Update on the harmonisation of disability data collection in UK surveys (Part 2)