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Published by Public Health Association of Australia. ISSN: 1326-0200.<br /><br />The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health is the Journal of the Public Health Association of Australia and is published six times a year, in February, April, June, August, October and December. Its contents are subject to normal refereeing processes. Finished discussions of research projects are the staple diet of the Journal, but there is space for reviews, views and historical pieces from time to time. Most of the disciplines embraced by PHAA publish journals that carry articles about facets of health, illness and health care. However, there is no other Australian Journal that gives an overview of research across the broad range of PHAA interests, nor does any other journal aim to attract more than one or two of the many levels of workers in health care assessment and delivery. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health invites contributions which will add to knowledge in fields of interest. It will give priority, after normal refereeing processes, to papers whose focus and content is specifically related to public health issues.
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Published by Public Health Association of Australia. ISSN: 1326-0200. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health is the Journal of the Public Health Association of Australia and is published six times a year, in February, April, June, August, October and December. Its contents are subject to normal refereeing processes. Finished discussions of research projects are the staple diet of the Journal, but there is space for reviews, views and historical pieces from time to time. Most of the disciplines embraced by PHAA publish journals that carry articles about facets of health, illness and health care. However, there is no other Australian Journal that gives an overview of research across the broad range of PHAA interests, nor does any other journal aim to attract more than one or two of the many levels of workers in health care assessment and delivery. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health invites contributions which will add to knowledge in fields of interest. It will give priority, after normal refereeing processes, to papers whose focus and content is specifically related to public health issues.
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How do we fund Public Health in Australia? How should we?
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Revising a right to food road map-perspectives of Australian key informants.
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"Freedom to move through the house": How a healthy housing initiative improves quality of life in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Establishing the Vaccine Safety Health Link: A large, linked data resource for the investigation of vaccine safety concerns.
Post-licensure vaccine safety surveillance of adverse events following immunisation is critical to ensure public safety and confidence in vaccines. This paper aims to describe the governance structure and data linkage methodology behind the establishment of the largest linked vaccine safety surveillance data resource in Australia - The Vaccine Safety Health Link (VSHL). The Vaccine Safety Health Link contains linked records from the Australian Immunisation Register with records from hospital, perinatal, mortality, and notifiable disease datasets in near real-time. Linkage is done by the Centre for Victorian Data Linkage who receive the datasets in an identifiable format which then undergo standardisation, enrichment, linkage, quality assurance and de-identification, prior to being supplied for analysis. The VSHL data resource allows sensitive and rapid analysis of a broad spectrum of suspected adverse events to ensure the safety of all vaccines administered. It is also used to refute spurious concerns where no associations are found, upholding trust, and maintaining vaccine confidence. The Vaccine Safety Health Link's surveillance design complements existing vaccine safety surveillance methods. Challenges encountered and lessons learnt using Vaccine Safety Health Link would benefit linkage projects globally. In its first two years, The Vaccine Safety Health Link has been used for 14 vaccine safety investigations. Studies into these conditions would not have otherwise been possible. The Vaccine Safety Health Link also partners with the Global Vaccine Data Network™ for approved collaborative studies with a combined population of over 300 million people.
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Act fast, stop COVID: The successful implementation of the first decentralised Victorian COVID-19 contact tracing and monitoring unit.
To describe the operational model, epidemiology and outcomes of COVID-19 cases managed by the first decentralised Victorian Public Health Unit (PHU) in the Barwon South-West (BSW) region in 2020. The Barwon Health team used a clinician-led, locally-based interprofessional model of care, combining clinical care and monitoring, contact tracing and public health measures. From 7th March to 5th October 2020, 575 confirmed COVID-19 cases (82 in Wave 1; 493 in Wave 2) were identified in residents of the BSW region. Overall, 4.7% were admitted to local hospitals (0.7% to intensive care units) and 1.7% died. COVID-19 incidence in the region was 129 cases/100,000. Wave 2 in the region featured community transmission in high-risk settings and among culturally and linguistically diverse and mobile populations. Within 3 months of the initial local case in Wave 2, SARS-COV-2 was eliminated from the community. A local interprofessional model of care was key to the containment of community transmission and complex outbreaks with the elimination of COVID-19 in the community. Key successes and learnings from the BSW PHU contributed to the improvement of statewide systems and responses and provided an impetus for the implementation of a decentralised public health model for Victoria.
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