19 September 2023, 12:00-13:00 CET
As the digitization of health systems progresses, high-quality data are increasingly available for answering key questions in health services research. However, mirroring the complexity of health systems, data sources are often fragmented.
Thus, data linkage - when several datasets can be linked together to answer relevant questions - is gaining importance. A range of approaches to data collection, storage, linkage and availability exists across and within countries.
But what are the current approaches to data linkage to inform health policy? What can we learn from different countries to expand our options while ensuring data safety and privacy? Join us to find out!
Keynote:
Katherine Polin, TUB & European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (Keynote)
Speakers:
Alexander Degelsegger Marquez, Austrian National Public Health Institute
Keyrellous Adib, WHO Regional Office for Europe
Nienke Schutte, Sciensano / Population Health Information Research Infrastructure (PHIRI)
00:00 Intro
05:47 Poll
07:04 Health and Care Data HiT overview
21:02 Poll results
22:35 WHO Europe spotlight on health data
29:00 PHIRI spotlight on health data
35:41 Austria spotlight on health data
42:12 Q&A
57:18 Conclusion