Regional web-based health and wellbeing data

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The Central Highlands Primary Care Partnership in Victoria is exploring the development of a regional web based health and wellbeing data medium which incorporates spatial mapping. This presentation di options and opportunities that will further enhance as next generation broadband become available. The steps involved in progressing a regional web based data source through collaboration with government departments, stakeholders such as Medicare Locals and others are identified.

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Central Highlands Primary
Care Partnership

Web-base Health and Wellbeing Data

27 October 2011

Our understanding of your requirements
• Scope the development of a regional web based
health and wellbeing data medium
• Discuss options and opportunities that may be
available
• Learn about the best ways to go about establishing a
shared data and knowledge model
• Identifying the steps involved in progressing a
regional web based data source through
collaboration with government
departments, stakeholders such as Medicare Locals
and others

Presentation overview

• An introduction to CeCC
• How are spatial technology
advances, interoperable data exchange, next
generation broadband and visualisation reducing
constraints in the access and use of regional
data?
• Next steps - Developing a plan to inform future
directions for regional access to health and
wellbeing data

Corangamite CMA Knowledge Base
Open Layers, Interoperable Custom Layers, Knowledge Linked to Spatial Elements

Corangamite CMA – Investment Portal
Themed Custom Layers, Multiple Layer Querying, Export/Import Options, Layer Transparency
and Ordering Control

ADIEH
Externally sourced queryable overlays

Birchip Cropping Group
Google maps, Social networking, Web 2.0 design, MySQL databases

Seeding Victoria
Google Maps, MySQL Database, Location privacy

CLC Directories
NACLC, CLCNSW, FCLC, SACCLS
Google maps, Directions, Geo location, Public transport, Static maps

Google Earth – 3d Data Visualisation
KML generated from MySQL database, Animated Timeline

Federating regional Australia’s
data using interoperable GIS
technologies

Related initiatives

• Sports Spatial
• Australian Sports Commission
• Victoria University
• University of Ballarat
• Regional Research and information Centre
• Lead by Deakin University
• Meet a need for rural and regional data analysis and related
evidence based planning at a new level of co‐ordination
• eResearch and superscience
• Potential for participation through a number of avenues

Enhancing access to regional health and
wellbeing data
• Undertake feasibility study
• Identify data requirements/availability
• Confirm stakeholder requirements and priorities
• Information needs
• Ways they can contribute
• Stage implementation
• Identify stages
• Attract investment to support practice change

For more information

• Centre for eCommerce and Communications
• www.cecc.com.au
• Digital Economy Strategy
• www.nbn.gov.au
• Email
• h.thompson@ballarat.edu.au

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3. Presentation overview • An introduction to CeCC • How are spatial technology advances, interoperable data exchange, next generation broadband and visualisation reducing constraints in the access and use of regional data? • Next steps - Developing a plan to inform future directions for regional access to health and wellbeing data

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5. Digital economy – strategy development

6. Agriculture and environment

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8. Sector development

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11. Research to build local evidence base

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17. Corangamite CMA – Investment Portal Themed Custom Layers, Multiple Layer Querying, Export/Import Options, Layer Transparency and Ordering Control

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30. Federating regional Australia’s data using interoperable GIS technologies

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35. Related initiatives • Sports Spatial • Australian Sports Commission • Victoria University • University of Ballarat • Regional Research and information Centre • Lead by Deakin University • Meet a need for rural and regional data analysis and related evidence based planning at a new level of co‐ordination • eResearch and superscience • Potential for participation through a number of avenues

36. Enhancing access to regional health and wellbeing data • Undertake feasibility study • Identify data requirements/availability • Confirm stakeholder requirements and priorities • Information needs • Ways they can contribute • Stage implementation • Identify stages • Attract investment to support practice change

37. For more information • Centre for eCommerce and Communications • www.cecc.com.au • Digital Economy Strategy • www.nbn.gov.au • Email • h.thompson@ballarat.edu.au

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