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Presentation on our work on health inequalities based on the Tower Hamlets Whole Systems Data Project coming up next at #BSPS2020 conference British Society for Population Studies - BSPS #bigdata #datalinkage #datasaveslives

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Our recent paper found that 'although life expectancy is increasing overall and the gap between men and women is lessening, improvements are slower paced in more deprived areas such that the gap between rich and poor is slowly worsening over time' cambridge.org/core/journals/…

My presentation on 'Evaluating accuracy and bias in an address-matching algorithm' coming up this morning at 8.58am at #IPDLN2020 conference IPDLN

Amazing PhD opportunities at Queen Mary University of London

Enjoyed presenting in the Data Linkage Techniques/Issues session at IPDLN #IPDLN2020 conference on Tuesday. Video now available. Only slightly devastated it didn't take place in Australia as planned! #datalinkage

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The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted what we human geographers do and the value of it. #geography #place Want to understand the Covid map? Look at where we live and how we work | Danny Dorling theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Health Data Research UK Announces Black Internship Programme Starting Summer 2021 hdruk.ac.uk/?p=135177

Our Wellcome #PhD 'Health Data in Practice' develops future scientific leaders. Study with us to realise the potential of health data research for the benefit of patients, healthcare systems and society. Applications open until 10 January qmul.ac.uk/iphs/study-wit… Health Data in Practice DTP

ASSIGN is a new algorithm helping researchers study more precisely how health is impacted by where we live and who we live with. And its already helping address important public health questions, including #COVID19. Find out more here ijpds.org/article/view/1… #healthdata

Did you know that where you live and who you live with can shed light onto how your environment and household can effect your health? ASSIGN is a new algorithm helping researchers study more precisely how health is impacted by where and who we live with. ijpds.org/news/assign

ASSIGN is a new algorithm helping researchers study more precisely how health is impacted by where we live and who we live with. And its already helping address important public health questions, including #COVID19. Find out more here ijpds.org/article/view/1… #datalinkage

Delighted that our paper on evaluating our ASSIGN address-matching algorithm is now available ijpds.org/article/view/1… International Journal of Population Data Science Clinical Effectiveness Group Wolfson Institute of Population Health #DataSavesLives #datalinkage #UPRNs #geospatial #peopleandplace

Being able to link addresses across data systems offers a valuable resource for health data science. Gill Harper from Clinical Effectiveness Group has developed an algorithm to accurately and securely match addresses from health records to a reference database 📍 bit.ly/398gymN

🚑 Improving health #GeoPlace2023 Speakers will show how UPRNs facilitate data sharing and better place-based care to save lives and support health security NHS England Gill Harper UK Health Security Agency Find out more at bit.ly/3ZZ0gCc #UPRN

We'll be there! #GeoPlace2023 Dr Gill Harper Gill Harper presents our ASSIGN algorithm, Wed 10th, session 4. ASSIGN enables analysis of property information and health at household level while keeping addresses and identities hidden from researchers. #UPRN

New standardised method for grouping patient records into ‘households’ will enable more effective research into factors that shape our health Opening up new possibilities for studying wider determinants of health quickly and frequently READ ijpds.org/news/09-04-202… #patientdata

CEG data scientists have published a fast, standardised method for grouping patient records into ‘households’, enabling more effective research into the factors that shape our health: qmul.ac.uk/ceg/news/items… International Journal of Population Data Science Gill Harper milena marszalek @richfry Barts and The London, Queen Mary Wolfson Institute of Population Health