This is a past event
Aberdeen Centre for Health Data Science research accepted for presentation at the International Population Data Linkage Network conference on 7-9th September 2022.
Aberdeen Centre for Health Data Science research accepted for presentation at the International Population Data Linkage Network conference on 7-9th September 2022. The Centre has seven presentations and a poster, as well as contributions to other presentations. 16 staff will be attending and delighted to be able to be there in person. For some, it will be their first professional conference experience after the impact of COVID. The Team are looking forward to meeting up with their collaborators in ADR, Research Data Scotland, Scottish Safe Havens Network, Health Foundation Networked Data Labs and Health Data Research UK.
Come along and hear about their work:
Wed 7th 11.30-13.00 Session A
Dr W Ball Inequalities in children’s mental health prescribing and referrals for specialist mental health services
J Lumsden The path to approvals: Facilitating access to healthcare data via a local Governance Forum
Wed 7th 15.20-16.40 Session B
Dr J Butler The clinically extremely vulnerable to COVID: Identification and changes in healthcare while selfisolating (shielding) during the coronavirus pandemic
Fri 9th Session E 10.20-12.20
Dr K f Adamczyk Give and take? The unexpected benefits of public engagement as an end-initself social practice in the Aberdeen Children of the 1950s cohort study
Dr L Farrow/K Wilde Use of “Hidden in Plain Sight” deidentification methodology in electronic healthcare data provides minimal risk of misidentification: Results from the iCAIRD Safe Haven Artificial Intelligence Platform
Dr M Rzewuska “All about communication" - a perspective on our public involvement practices in the Networked Data Lab in Grampian