Data Underload #24 – My Candy
Updated: 2010-10-29 19:02:02
One pound for them. Nine pounds for you. Happy Halloween. Watch out for flaming bags of dog poo on your doorstep.
One pound for them. Nine pounds for you. Happy Halloween. Watch out for flaming bags of dog poo on your doorstep.
Local information systems (also known as data observatories) can save you and your users significant amounts of money, not to mention the benefits of better intelligence for decision-making (and not just in your organisation - interviews with local information systems managers also highlight their role in “empowering the local community to challenge the local partners and council”). [...]
The Centre for Public Health has launched a website, CPHROnline, (http://www.chpronline.massey.ac.nz) which will allow health professionals, academics and the public to access all kinds of health related data online via a series of interactive maps. The website is a collaboration between Massey University’s Centre for Public Health Research, the Ministry of Health’s Māori Health Directorate [...]
Background The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) is an independent research center based at the University of Washington. IHME aspires to make available to the world high-quality information on population health, its determinants, and the performance of health systems. It aims to achieve this directly, by catalyzing the work of others, and by [...]
Between 2004 and 2008, the Australian Early Development Index (AEDI) Building Better Communities for Children pilot project was carried out across 60 Australian communities from all states and territories (excluding the Northern Territory). It involved more than 56,000 children and over 3,000 teachers and was a measure of how young children developed in different communities. [...]
The effective planning, design and delivery of local services requires a clear understanding of current and future service provision along with an understanding of all service user needs. Varying requirements such as geographical areas, the range of services provided by diffferent organisations and the quantity and diversity of available information means providing a concise reporting [...]