Videos
Videos
2022
| Professor Dominique Cadilhac & Associate Professor Monique Kilkenny | National Stroke Data Linkage Program : 10 Years of Progress |
| Professor Melissa Green, NSW Child Development Study | Detecting Risk for mental illness in childhood |
| Introduction to Data Linkage Series | Part 1 Introduction to Data Linkage |
| Introduction to Data Linkage Series | Part 2 Designing and planning a linkage study |
| Introduction to Data Linkage Series | Part 3 Accessing cross jurisdictional linked data |
| Professor Louisa Jorm, UNSW | Increasing the implementation and impact of data linkage research |
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Sharing Linked Data for Health Research: Towards Better Decision Making webinar |
Sharing Linked Data for Health Research: Towards Better Decision Making webinar |
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Professor Leon Flicker |
Why data linkage is important to the study of ageing |
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Professor Leonie Segal |
Improving Life-course Outcomes and Disrupting Intergenerational Disadvantage - The role of Linked Administrative Data |
2021
| Professor Gita Mishra, Ms Colleen Loos, Dr Katrina Moss, Dr Louise Wilson and Professor Annette Dobson | The Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health (ALSWH) and linked data showcase |
| Professor John Lynch, Deputy Dean Research, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, School of Public Health, The University of Adelaide | South Australian BEBOLD Platform. Better Evidence, Better Outcomes, Linked Data |
| Professor Julian Trollor, Chair of Intellectual Disability and Mental Health, University of New South Wales | Using linked data to understand the health needs of people with neuropsychiatric disorders - Focus on People with Intellectual Disability |
| Professor Emily Banks, Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, College of Health & Medicine, Australian National University | Large scale data linkage: vision for effective public health |
| Professor David Preen - Chair in Public Health at the UWA School of Population and Global Health | Cross Sectoral Linkage for Social Determinants of Health Research |
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Dr Lisa Lix, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada Dr Amani Hamad, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada Ms Bhaval Chandaria, Data Information Systems, Information and System Performance Directorate, Department of Health, Western Australia Assoc Prof Barry Milne, Centre of Methods and Policy Application in the Social Sciences (COMPASS), University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand Mr Andrew Sporle, Department of Statistics | Waipapa Taumata Rau, The University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand |
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| Associate Professor Heather Gidding, University of Sydney & Associate Professor Hannah Moore, Telethon Kids Institute
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| Professor Natasha Nassar, Chair in Translational Childhood Medicine, University of Sydney |
Using data linkage for population and translational child health research |
| Dr Marcos Barreto, Assistant Professorial Lecturer, Department of Statistics, The London School of Economics and CIDACS (Centre for Data and Knowledge Integration for Health) | |
| Professor Matthew Jose, Professor of Medicine University of Tasmania |
2020
| Natalie Wray, Client Services Officer, PHRN Program Office Katie Irvine, Manager, Centre for Health Record Linkage Phil Anderson, Head, Health Linkage Unit Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Data Integration Services Centre Matt Gorringe, Program Manager, SURE Program, Research Assets Division, Sax Institute |
Accessing Cross Jurisdictional Linked Data in Australia |
| Carolyn Adams, Senior Lecturer, Macquarie Law School | A legal perspective: Who should we trust to use Australia's publicly funded data |
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Professor Annette Braunack-Mayer, Head, School of Health and Society, University of Wollongong |
An ethical perspective: Who should we trust to use Australia's publicly funded data |
| Annette Hicks, Senior Health Advisor for Chief Health Officer,IBM Watson Health | Innovation: How should we use Australia’s publicly funded data |
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Professor Stuart Kinner and Dr Jesse Young from the Justice Health Unit in Centre for Health Equity, University of Melbourne |
Using multi-sectoral data linkage to inform whole-of-government responses for people who experience social exclusion: Challenges and opportunities |
| Dr Melissa O’Donnell, Senior Research Fellow, Telethon Kids Institute | Using linked data to provide evidence for improved policy and support for vulnerable children and families |
2019
| A/Prof Rachael Moorin, Curtin University | Use of linked administrative data to evaluate continuity of primary care |
| Dr Monique Kilkenny, Head of the National Stroke Data Linkage Program, Monash University. | Towards an integrated national data platform for stroke |
| Dr Christopher Davies, Senior Biostatistician, ANZDATA Registry | Data linkage to the Australia and New Zealand Dialysis and Transplant Registry (ANZDATA). |
| Kate Miller, PhD Student, Telethon Kids | Is low sun exposure during early life a risk factor for type 1 diabetes? |
| PHRN and Australian Clinical Trials Alliance | PHRN Data Linkage webinar 1- Designing Clinical Trials using Linked Data |
| PHRN and Australian Clinical Trials Alliance | PHRN Data Linkage webinar 2 - Accessing Linked Data |
| PHRN and Australian Clinical Trials Alliance | PHRN Data Linkage webinar 3 - Ethical considerations in using Linked Data |
| PHRN and Australian Clinical Trials Alliance | PHRN Data Linkage webinar 4 - Accessing MBS and PBS data |
2018
| Dr Merran Smith, Chief Executive, PHRN and Professor David Ford, Professor of Health Informatics and leads the Health Informatics Group at College of Medicine in Swansea University | In conversation with... Part 1 - cross jurisdictional data linkage: Australia and the United Kingdom |
| Dr Merran Smith, Chief Executive, PHRN and Professor David Ford, Professor of Health Informatics and leads the Health Informatics Group at College of Medicine in Swansea University, Wales, UK | In conversation with... Part 2 - data security and the importance of data repositories |
| Dr Merran Smith, Chief Executive, PHRN and Professor David Ford, Professor of Health Informatics and leads the Health Informatics Group at College of Medicine in Swansea University, Wales, UK | In conversation with... Part 3 - Looking to the future |
| Dr Merran Smith, Chief Executive, PHRN and Professor David Ford, Professor of Health Informatics and leads the Health Informatics Group at College of Medicine in Swansea University, Wales, UK | In conversation with... Part 4 - consumers and their data |