Videos
Videos
2020
| 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 |
