2012
Register now for February 2012 conference & workshops
Population Data BC is partnering with the Canadian Population Health Initiative of the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) to deliver a conference and related workshops that will focus on Population Health Data Analysis: From Infrastructure to Innovation. The event will take place from February 8th to 10th at the Simon Fraser University, Harbour Centre, downtown Vancouver.
Presentations and workshops will be of interest to researchers, faculty members, graduate students and representatives from government and health-related organizations who work in the area of population and public health.
February 8th will include plenary presentations that focus on data linkage infrastructure, researcher case studies in different forms of data analysis, and innovation in data presentation and knowledge translation.
February 9th and 10th will offer one-day and two-day hands-on workshops that will align with key presentations from day one.
For further information on the program, speakers, workshop topics and to register online visit: http://www.popdata.bc.ca/events/conf2012
Advancing knowledge for better health and social outcomes
The third International Health Data Linkage Conference will be held in Perth, Western Australia 1-4 May 2012.
The University of Western Australia, the Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, Curtin University and the Department of Health Western Australia have great pleasure in inviting you to the 2012 International Data Linkage Conference (IDLC) to be held from 1-4 May 2012 at the Perth Convention Centre in Perth, Western Australia.
This globally significant event will bring together data linkage pioneers and specialists from around the world and across Australia. They will be joined by scientists, researchers, data linkers, service planners and providers, policymakers and health consumers to discuss and exchange ideas relating to the full spectrum of utilising data linkage to advance knowledge for better health and social outcomes.
We are pleased to offer a comprehensive four-day package that will include a structured conference program comprising keynote presentations from invited leading international speakers and presentations from submitted papers, as well as a series of half-day and full-day workshops covering cutting edge theory and practice relating to a wide range of elements critical to successful data linkage.
Please register your interest today to stay in touch with us as we plan this exciting event for 2012.
2011
The Scottish Health Information Programme (SHIP) biennial conference:
“Exploiting Existing Data for Health Research”
will be held on 9th – 11th September 2011 at the University of St Andrews.
The conference is designed for researchers and practitioners interested in record linkage and the use of routine health data in their research.
Prior to the conference there will be a 5-day course from 4th-8th September 2011 on the theory and practice of analysis of large sets of linked health and social data at an introductory to intermediate levels.
For more information visit http://www.scot-ship.ac.uk/conference-2011
Please contact A/Professor Rachael Moorin if you would like to advertise an upcoming conference on this page.
