BP-CLIPS
Opportunity: evaluate a digital intervention that has the potential to support self-management of blood pressure control that has been co-designed with consumers to reflect diverse lived experiences.
Synthetic Health Data Education and Training Masterclass Series
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.
Using data analytics and economic modelling to support population health planning and clinical management of mental health patients
Opportunity: analyse linked data for evidence to improve service planning and policy development towards better outcomes for those diagnosed with mental health conditions in WA.
Foundational data science for US Medicaid research
Opportunity: This project looked to address foundational questions regarding governance, hosting, auditing, data exploration, data cleaning, and modelling to unlock the research potential of large administrative health datasets.
Phase 2 COVID-19: utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy
Opportunity: Bring together researchers, PHNs and a digital health technology partner to harness near real-time clinical data to help better understand the impact of long COVID on patients and the primary care system.
Assessment of the Alfred Hospital COVID Community Pathway – lessons learnt from the pandemic response
Opportunity: This project evaluated the Alfred Health’s COVID Community Care Pathway Program to identify lessons that could shape future virtual care programs and pandemic preparedness initiatives.
A local navigation tool for mental health care (MChart)
Opportunity: co-designing and creating a comprehensive digital mental health service platform (MChart) to facilitate local navigation of mental health care for health professionals and decision makers.
Spatial management of health risk: Applying geospatial technology for risk visualisation, hotspot identification, and analysis of geographic variation
Opportunity: Health systems collect vast amounts of information about healthcare use, yet often lack visibility of the geographic and environmental factors that influence health outcomes. This project explored how geospatial technologies can enrich health data to better support health planning and risk management.
Reviewing and managing chronic kidney disease to improve outcomes
Opportunity: Utilise linked data to investigate the clinical trajectory and early onset of chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Patient journey modelling – from data to insights into patient pathways
Opportunity: explore how linked data can mprove understanding of how people access health services in NSW to provide a more complete view of care pathways for patients.
COVID-19 – utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy
Opportunity: This project sought to harness near real-time electronic general practice (GP) data to provide actionable insights for policy and healthcare decision-making.
Integrating mental wellness and brain wellness assessment/advice on SiSU stations
Opportunity: develop a robust and scalable personalised mental health assessment tool that would be suitable for integration into SiSU health check stations.
