The inaugural PHONZ Virtual Conference was held over three consecutive Fridays in July 2022, on the theme of “Better Health Through Intelligence”. With just shy of 270 registrations for the conference, the steering group were blown away by the popularity of the conference sessions. We are grateful to all those who presented talks for their contribution to the success of the event, and especially so to our keynote speakers, Dr Ayesha Verrall and Dr Ashley Bloomfield.
You can find recordings of the three conference sessions below.
0:04:36 Dr David Phillips - Public health in England, evolution since 2012 & the role of Public Health Intelligence
0:26:45 Dr Chris Skelly - Rethinking public health intelligence 0:44:10 Dr Melissa McLeod - We still don't count: the undercounting and under-representation of Māori in health and disability data
1:06:32 Paul McBride - Tea leaves in the time of COVID: modelling hospital activity during the pandemic using REACH
1:25:50 Jesse Whitehead - Spatial equity and health services in Aotearoa 1:46:50 Dyfed Thomas & Alex Brebner - Data during a diSARSter
2:08:15 Dr Uli Muellner - What's in a dashboard?
2:33:53 Len Cook - When the statistician meets the anthropologist
2:54:14 Siddhartha Mehta - Triangulating the Omicron outbreak
3:15:06 Assoc. Prof. Arindam Basu - OneHealth, emerging zoonoses, and organising public health surveillance
3:35:41 Karl Majorhazi - Toward a population grid for New Zealand
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