Opportunity: provide a clearer understanding of social licence in the context of synthetic health data through targeted consumer and stakeholder engagement activities designed to explore trust, transparency and social licence considerations.
Opportunity: explore whether synthetic data could provide a safer testing resource for Primary Sense while applying and testing the Synthetic Health Data Governance Framework in a real Australian primary-care setting.
Opportunity: The broad aim of the project was to answer this important question 'NSW Health shares health data with other organisations for research and innovation. How should this be done?'
Opportunity: Led by La Trobe University with support from the DHCRC Synthetic Data (SynD) Community of Practice and international experts from Swansea University and the Secure Anonymised Information Linkage (SAIL) Databank, this series addresses critical barriers in health data access, privacy, and interoperability.
Opportunity: create a foundation that would support the generation of stronger evidence of the impact of menopause on economic outcomes that may help policymakers and employers to support women effectively through this life transition.
Opportunity: explore whether high-quality synthetic health data could bridge a gap in access to realistic health data for training and innovation while maintaining appropriate privacy and confidentiality controls.
Opportunity: Over 80% of Australians see their GPs each year, making the information held in general practice the most comprehensive record of the health of all Australians. However, this information is used to a limited degree. How can we enhance public confidence in the secondary use of general practice data for research purposes?
Opportunity: help Queensland health professionals adapt and thrive to the digital revolution taking place in healthcare.
Opportunity: explore the role data collected through various systems in hospitals can play in supporting reflective practice by health professionals to improve health outcomes for patients.
Opportunity: support the Australian response to the COVID-19 pandemic by creating a way to capture a broad range of clinical and patient reported data spanning the entire patient journey, from diagnosis through management and into long term follow up.
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