Partnerships and Demands of Different Level Jurisdictions:
Local to Global Data - The Australian Perspective
Presented by Dr Richard Madden
Director, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Chair, National Public Health Information Working Group.
Another Railway System?
Will public health information tracks converge or divide?
The Major Trunk Routes
- National Public Health Information Development Plan
- Infrastructure for information development and implementation
NPHP/NPHIWG NHIMG
Details of the route map
Four major stations:
- Health status (and health outcomes/health gain)
- Health determinants
- Public health products
- Resource inputs
Identification of priority populations
Local Drivers
Priorities and emphases differ, driven by local needs
- geography
- environmental conditions/weather
- population distribution
- industrial base/goods
Roads and airports compete in different ways
Standard Gauge or Multiple Gauges?
- How much compatibility?
- What are the elements of a system that we should make compatible?
Commonwealth/Australian National Railways
Australian Bureau Of Statistics
- National Health Surveys
- Population Estimates
- Governments Expenditures
- Etc
ABS has been around for a long time and is unlikely to be split up and sold as ANR was.
State/Territory/Railways
Local CATI Survey Vehicles
Common look and feel
Benefits can cross borders
Interchanges
- Interlink capacities of survey systems
- Data Linkage
Tool Kits - A Common Metric System
- Data Element Definition
- Indicator Definitions
- Standard Collection Instruments
A New Very Fast Train
- Public health strategies are information driven
- Population data is vital
- Coordination
This Train Terminates Here
Authorised by: Executive Officer, NPHP
Contact: Darryl Kosch, nphp@dhs.vic.gov.au
Date of publication: 1999
Page last updated: 27 November, 2003
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