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Tenniel ensures that statistical confidentiality methodology and processes support safe and secure data access.Tenniel has interests in statistical disclosure control, data access mechanisms, data linkage methodologies, sample survey methodology, official statistics and statistical consultancy.
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Mortality trends among people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes in Australia: 1997-2010. Diabetes Care 2014;37:2579-2586

PubMed, Apr 1, 2015

The authors of the article cited above noticed an error in the way they had described their defin... more The authors of the article cited above noticed an error in the way they had described their definitions of type 1 and type 2 diabetes in the research design and methods section. The description as published is as follows:Diabetes type is classified by the health practitioner completing registration. However, for the current study, type 1 diabetes status was assigned to registrants who were classified as type 1 on the NDSS and were diagnosed before the age of 30 years, and the time between diagnosis date and date of first insulin use was less than 1 year. For those missing data on date of diagnosis or insulin initiation date (many of whom registered in the early years of the operation of the NDSS and had had diabetes for a …

ACT Asbestos Health Study: Data Linkage Study on the Risk of Mesothelioma and Other Cancers in Residents of Affected Properties in the ACT

The Australian National University, 2017

Establishing a process for conducting cross-jurisdictional record linkage in Australia

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 2015

Objective: To describe the realities of conducting a cross-jurisdictional data linkage project in... more Objective: To describe the realities of conducting a cross-jurisdictional data linkage project involving state and Australian Government-based data collections in order to inform future national data linkage programs of work. Methods: We outline the processes involved in conducting a Proof of Concept data linkage project including the implementation of national data integration principles, data custodian and ethical approval requirements, and establishment of data flows. Results: The approval process involved 9 approval and regulatory bodies and took over 2 years. Data will be linked across 12 datasets involving 3 data linkage centres. A framework was established to allow data to flow between these centres while maintaining the separation principle which serves to protect the privacy of the individual. Conclusions: This will be the first project to link child immunisation records from an Australian Government dataset to other administrative health datasets for a population cohort covering 2 million births in 2 Australian states. Implications: Although the project experienced some delays, positive outcomes were realised, primarily the development of strong collaborations across key stakeholder groups including community engagement. We have identified several recommendations and enhancements to this now established framework to further streamline the process for data linkage studies involving Australian Government data.

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