Tuesday, 23rd October Australian Epidemiology Association ASM 2018

Chairs: Anne Cust & Jun Chih

8:30 AM   Anne Cust (AEA President) and Jun Chih (AEA 2018 convenor)
Welcome to AEA 2018

8:35 AM   Marie Taylor
Welcome to the country

8:40AM   Lin Fritschi
Opening address

• Multipurpose use of national health databases – surveillance, natural experiments and linkage with cohort studies - Siri Haberg
• Big data meet epidemiology - Louisa  Jorm

• Accumulation of chronic conditions in overweight and obese women across the adult lifespan: a national cohort study of Australia - Xiaolin Xu
• Using biomedical survey data to understand rate of unreported chronic disease risks in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians - Karen L Peterson
• Body mass and menopause: Pooled analyses of 11 prospective studies - Dongshan Zhu
• Trends in WA adults’ perceptions and intentions relating to their own body weight. - Matt R Merema
• "ICD coding for Rheumatic Heart Disease: a validation study" - Jordan A Fitz-Gerald
• Potentially-avoidable hospital admissions among Indigenous children aged 0-5 years - Bridgette McNamara
• Cultural-security of Health and Social Services for Aboriginal Families in Western Australia (WA) - Lina Gubhaju
• Suitable frameworks for mHealth app evaluation in Australian healthcare reimbursement - Magdalena R Moshi
• Improving REporting of DAta from Registries (IREDAR) Guidelines - Arul Earnest
• Use of large-scale GP administrative data for antibiotic prescribing research - Amy Harrison
• Development of a time-duration measure of continuity of primary care: A threshold effects approach to identify optimal primary health care use for diabetes - Ninh Ha
• Rural cancer patients’ response to cancer costs in Western Australia - Jade Newton
• Health concerns of disadvantaged Australians, does national research funding address those concerns? - Tam Ha
• Data linkage for surveillance of hepatitis C outcomes in NSW - Ye'elah E Berman
• Epidemic intelligence needs of stakeholders in the Asia-Pacific region, 2017 - Aurysia Hii
• What can existing data tell us about Australian sport fatalities? - Lauren V Fortington
• Smoking and menopause age: Pooled analysis of over 200,000 women - Dongshan Zhu
• Tobacco smoking and prostate cancer survival: systematic review and meta-analysis - Terry Boyle
• Impact of full-field digital mammography versus film-screen mammography: systematic review - Katy Bell
• Hysterectomy and ovarian cancer risk: A population-based record-linkage study - Suzanne C Dixon-Suen
• Oral HPV infection and past sexual behaviour – findings from Queensland - Annika Antonsson
• Older women living alone: supporting wellbeing using health and social care services - Marissa L Dickins
• Vegetable diversity and subclinical and clinical atherosclerotic vascular disease - Lauren C Blekkenhorst

• Using linked data to determine outcomes for young people who have experienced out-of-home care - Melissa O'Donnell
• Benefit of cross-jurisdictional data linkage for enumerating cardiac procedures. - Judy Trevena
• Methods for identifying Indigenous children in linked data: comparing differences. - Bridgette J McNamara
• Quantifying inequalities in mortality in Australia: insights from linking Census with mortality data - Rosemary Korda
• Assessing enhanced reporting of Aboriginality using linked patient survey data - Kim Lim
• The link between male genital anomalies and adult male reproductive disorders: a population-based data linkage study spanning over 40 years - Natasha Nassar
• Development and validation of alternative cardiovascular risk prediction equations for population health planning: a routine health data linkage study of 1.7 million New Zealanders - Suneela Mehta
• Use of cross-sectoral data linkage to predict high-rate offenders in Western Australia - Anna Ferrante
• Identifying prehospital fatal injuries in New Zealand using data linkage - Gabrielle Davie
• Analysing complex linked administrative data in health services research: Issues and solutions - Rachael Moorin
• Data linkage exploring morbidity/mortality associated with viral hepatitis in Victoria - Chelsea R Brown
• A total population sibling linkage study of infection-related hospitalisation - Jessica E Miller

• Emergency department burden of acute respiratory infections and risk factors - Rosanne Barnes
• Do first-line hepatitis B treatments prevent liver cancer and mortality? - Jeremy Robinson
• Factors associated with uptake of rotavirus vaccines in Australian children - Parveen Fathima
• Epidemiology of otitis media hospitalisations in Western Australia 1996-2012 - Darren Westphal
• International comparisons of socio-economic disparities in paediatric respiratory infection hospitalisations - Hannah C Moore
• Self-Controlled Case Series Investigating the Association between Influenza Vaccination and Miscarriage - Nicholas de Klerk
• Gastrointestinal surveillance system evaluation during the 2018 Commonwealth Games - Cushla M Coffey
• Modelling antibiotics prescription: comparison of different statistical models in analysis of count data from otitis media clinical trial - Victor Oguoma
• Q fever exposure and risk factors in Australia - Heather F Gidding
• Improving understandings of Victorian influenza epidemiology: Inter-seasonal standardisation of laboratory-confirmed notifications - Elenor Kerr

• Offending rates in severe mental illness: impact of substance use - Giulietta M Valuri
• Differential childhood mortality risks mediated by obstetric complications, early environment. - Taryn L Ambrosi
• Mental health in adolescence: the role of gender role attitudes in shaping outcomes - Tania L King
• Factors influencing developmental vulnerability in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children - Natalie Strobel
• Incidence of suicide in Australian Defence Force Personnel 2001 - Nicholas Grange
• Poor physical health in people with psychotic illness - Vera A Morgan
• Cancer screening in Australians with severe mental illness - Susan Jordan
• How accurate is dementia coding in hospital and mortality data? - Lara Harvey
• Estimating dementia incidence and prevalence with multiple linked datasets - Heidi Welberry
• Associations between time-of-day eating patterns and mood disorders - Johanna E Wilson

• An individual participant data meta-analysis of going-to-sleep position, interactions with fetal vulnerability and the risk of late stillbirth - Camille Raynes-Greenow
• Growing up in Australia: BMI trajectories and risk factors in children of Australian immigrants aged 2-11 years - Tehzeeb Dr Zulfiqar
• Soft drink consumption and risk of cancers unrelated to obesity - Julie K Bassett
• The influence of waist and hip circumference on mortality risk - Helena Romaniuk
• Trajectories of body mass index in adulthood and all-cause mortality in the Melbourne Collaborative Cohort Study - Yi Yang

• Biologic utilisation for psoriasis associated with latitude in Australia - Dinusha Vithanachchi
• Routinely-collected data in New Zealand: opportunities for clinically-relevant pharmacoepidemiological research - Lianne Parkin
• Measuring the effectiveness of RSV immunoprophylaxis using a case series - Hannah C Moore
• Prevalence and safety of acamprosate use in pregnant women - Erin Kelty

Chair: Suzanne Robinson

• Regular General Practitioner contact – methods for measurement using administrative data - David Youens
• Variation in cost for pathology tests among provider practice communities - Elena Keller
• Association of general practitioner service utilisation and potentially preventable hospitalisations - Colleen Koh
• Geospatial examination of access to advanced hospital services in New Zealand - Gabrielle Davie
• Undiagnosed diabetes and the use of primary care provider (PCP) services by rurality and area socioeconomic status - Soumya Mazumdar
• Economic evaluation of an innovative model of care for chronic wounds patients - David Brain
• Paediatric admissions that include intensive care - Ibinabo Ibiebele
• Emergency Department presentations by newly diagnosed ACT cancer patients - Leah Newman

• Combining measures of childhood adversity exposure to form a clinically relevant scale, predictive of later developing severe mental illness. - Patsy Di Prinzio

Chair: Anne Cust

• Occupational epidemiology – why it matters - Lin Fritschi