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This website features some of the presentations which were given by speakers as Powerpoint presentations, slides and overheads at the CATI Population Health Surveys Forum. The purpose of Day One was to discuss methodological issues that have been identified by state health departments in the conduct of CATI population health surveys. Day Two focussed on the development of partnerships between the different health jurisdictions.
Chair: Dr David Wilson, Head, Centre for Population Studies In Epidemiology, South Australian Department of Human Services Welcome and Opening Address Dr William Hart Assessment of Current Activities in each of the State Health Jurisdictions The Status of the State Health Survey in Western
Australia CATI Health Surveys in South Australia NSW Health Survey Program Helen Wyn, Ministry of Health, New Zealand Dr Michael Ackland, Department of Human Services, Victoria Dr Lori Rubenstein, Department of Community and Health Services, Tasmania Dr Gayle Pollard, Queensland Health Overview of the Behavioural Risk Factor Surveillance System at the CDC Keynote speaker: Professor David McQueen, Assistant Director for Global Health Promotion, Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta Methodological Issues Unique to Surveillance of Risk Factors Professor David McQueen, Assistant Director for Global Health Promotion, Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta Panel Discussion on Methodological Processes Chair: Dr Michael Ackland, Head, Epidemiology Section, Department of Human Services Victoria Why are the health services in the CATI business
? An Evaluation of a Large Scale CATI Survey
using Random Digit Dialling - a Household Survey Methodological Processes for Health Surveys
- Issues for Survey Design Population Survey Issues : With a Focus on
the Health Sector Chair: Dr Lori Rubenstein, Department of Community and Health Services, Tasmania Interviewer Quality Control Australia (IQCA) Kate Inglis Clark, President, Market Research Quality Assurance Inc. A Consultant's Perspective on Conducting a CATI Population Health Survey Tony Quint, TQA Research, Victoria The Cost and Differential Benefits in the Conduct of In-House CATI Facilities Versus Contracting Out Margaret Williamson and Jason Gunn, NSW Health Department Quality Assurance Processes in Relation to the Conduct of CATI Surveys Dr Gayle Pollard and David Firman, Queensland Health
Chair: Professor Vivian Lin, National Public Health Partnership Welcome and Opening Address Professor John Catford Setting the Scene Professor Vivian Lin, National Public Health Partnership Building National Data Sets in Partnership with the State Jurisdictions Building National Data Sets - An ABS Perspective Liz Furler, First Assistant Secretary, Public Health Division, Commonwealth Department of Health and Family Services Building National Data Sets - Fitting it All
Together Chair: Liz Furler, First Assistant Secretary, Public Health Division, Commonwealth Department of Health and Family Services. Partnerships: Meeting Demands for Information across Various Jurisdictions The US Perspective - Local to Global Data Chair: Dr Gayle Pollard, Senior Analyst, Epidemiology Services, Health Information Centre, Queensland Health Forums:The ABS Household Survey Program and State-Based CATI Surveys - Issues for the states and the ABS Convenor: Marelle Rawson, Director, Health Section, Australian Bureau of Statistics Setting Standards: Use, Control and Infrastructure Convenor: Geoff Sims, Head, Health Division, AIHW The Analysis, Dissemination and Use of Population Health Data Convenor: Professor Vivian Lin We welcome feedback about this site and the information provided. Authorised by: Executive Officer, NPHP Copyright | Disclaimer | Privacy statement
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