September 2015, Volume 25, Issue 4

Getting the most from routinely collected data

Sarah Thackway

Published 30 September 2015

Routinely collected data as a strategic resource for research: priorities for methods and workforce

Louisa Jorm

Published 30 September 2015

Unleashing the power of administrative health data: the Scottish model

Stephen Pavis, Andrew D Morris

Published 30 September 2015

A feasibility study using geographic access to general practices and routinely collected data in public health and health services research

Shanley Chong, Roy Byun, Bin B Jalaludin

Published 30 September 2015

Medicare Benefits Schedule data to monitor influenza immunisation in Australian adults

Amalie Dyda, C Raina MacIntyre, Emily Banks, John Kaldor, Anthony T Newall, Peter McIntyre, Bette Liu

Published 30 September 2015

Ascertaining severe perineal trauma and associated risk factors by comparing birth data with multiple sources

Amanda J Ampt, Jane B Ford

Published 30 September 2015

Comprehensive sector-wide strategies to prevent and control obesity: what are the potential health and broader societal benefits? A case study from Australia

James Kite, Debra Hector, Alexis St George, Zeljko Pedisic, Philayrath Phongsavan, Adrian Bauman, Jo Mitchell, Bill Bellew

Published 30 September 2015

Using Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme data for pharmacoepidemiological research: challenges and approaches

Ellie Paige, Anna Kemp-Casey, Rosemary Korda, Emily Banks

Published 30 September 2015

Outbreak-related Hendra virus infection in a NSW pet dog

Sherly Halim, Ben Polkinghorne, Greg Bell, Debra van den Berg , Vicky Sheppeard

Published 30 September 2015

Linkage of routinely collected data in practice: the Centre for Health Record Linkage

Katie A Irvine, Elizabeth A Moore

Published 30 September 2015

New Minister for Cities and Built Environment welcomed

Anne Messenger

Published 30 September 2015

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Tech teams harness data to win innovation awards

Anne Messenger

Published 30 September 2015

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NSW to create whole-of-government data centre

Anne Messenger

Published 30 September 2015

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September 2015, Volume 25, Issue 4

Editorial

Getting the most from routinely collected data

Perspectives

Routinely collected data as a strategic resource for research: priorities for methods and workforce

Unleashing the power of administrative health data: the Scottish model

Research

A feasibility study using geographic access to general practices and routinely collected data in public health and health services research

Medicare Benefits Schedule data to monitor influenza immunisation in Australian adults

Ascertaining severe perineal trauma and associated risk factors by comparing birth data with multiple sources

Comprehensive sector-wide strategies to prevent and control obesity: what are the potential health and broader societal benefits? A case study from Australia

In Practice

Using Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme data for pharmacoepidemiological research: challenges and approaches

Outbreak-related Hendra virus infection in a NSW pet dog

Brief Reports

Linkage of routinely collected data in practice: the Centre for Health Record Linkage

News & Views

New Minister for Cities and Built Environment welcomed

Tech teams harness data to win innovation awards

NSW to create whole-of-government data centre

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