一个项目旨在首次审查北爱尔兰成年囚犯的健康记录及其与其他可用健康数据的联系:囚犯获释后死亡风险的测试案例。

IF 1.6 Q3 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES International Journal of Population Data Science Pub Date : 2022-08-25 DOI:10.23889/ijpds.v7i3.2057
J. Cooper, D. O’Reilly, Richard Kirk, Trish Kelly, Rachel Gibbs, M. Donnelly
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一个旨在首次审查北爱尔兰成年囚犯的健康记录及其与其他可用健康数据的联系的项目:囚犯获释后死亡风险的测试案例目标为研究目的定期收集的行政数据的联系有可能提高知识和公共利益。我们描述了北爱尔兰(NI)监狱医疗保健和商业服务组织(BSO)之间的一项新的数据关联研究。这项工作是在NI行政数据研究中心(ADRC-NI)内进行的。方法这一由贝尔法斯特女王大学ADRC-NI和NI监狱医疗保健(东南健康和社会护理信托基金)联合开展的项目将测试囚犯健康记录与BSO中的健康数据的联系,以及生成一个基于人群的囚犯健康回顾性分析队列(2012-2021)的潜力,该队列将试图根据社会人口、健康和承诺因素,使用间接标准化将释放后死亡率与NI人群的参考组进行比较,并使用Cox比例风险模型估计释放后死亡率。结果使用新的数据链接,将创建一个数据集来检查NI囚犯(和前囚犯)的健康状况。该数据链接已获得道德和治理批准。链接将通过NI的诚实经纪人服务(HBS)进行,数据集将在BSO的安全设置中访问。将讨论所涉及的过程、包括重大延误或困难在内的经验以及对未来数据链接研究的建议。此外,该项目的一个关键交付成果将是评估囚犯健康数据的访问和链接能力,并创建元数据,供未来的研究人员使用。此外,我们计划介绍与测试研究问题有关的初步结果。结论我们将描述开发一个新的数据链接项目所涉及的过程和第一手研究经验,此外,我们还将详细介绍与该新数据集相关的访问和链接能力,以检查NI囚犯(和前囚犯)的健康状况。
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A project designed to examine, for the first time, the health records of adult prisoners in Northern Ireland and their linkage to other available health data: the test case of prisoner post-release mortality risk.
A project designed to examine, for the first time, the health records of adult prisoners in Northern Ireland and their linkage to other available health data: the test case of prisoner post-release mortality risk ObjectivesThe linkage of routinely collected administrative data for research purposes has the potential to improve knowledge and public benefit. We describe a novel data linkage study between the Northern Ireland (NI) Healthcare in Prisons and Business Services Organisation (BSO). This work is undertaken within the Administrative Data Research Centre-NI (ADRC-NI). ApproachThis joint project between ADRC-NI Queen’s University Belfast and NI Healthcare in Prisons (South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust) will test linkage of prisoner health records to health data held in the BSO and the potential to generate a population-based cohort for a retrospective analysis of prisoner health (2012-2021) that will attempt to characterise prisoners according to socio-demographic, health and committal factors, compare post-release mortality rates with a reference group from the NI population using indirect standardisation and estimate post-release mortality risk using Cox proportional hazards models. ResultsUsing novel data-linkages, a dataset will be created to examine the health of prisoners (and former prisoners) in NI. Ethics and governance approvals are in place for this data-linkage.  The linkage will be undertaken via the Honest Broker Service (HBS) in NI and the dataset will be accessed in the safe setting at the BSO. The processes involved, experiences including significant delays or difficulties, and recommendations for future data-linkage studies will be discussed. In addition, a key deliverable of this project will be an assessment of access and linkage capabilities of the prisoner health data, with metadata created and made available to future researchers. In addition, we plan to present preliminary results relating to the test research question. ConclusionWe will describe the processes involved and first-hand research experience in the development of a novel data-linkage project, in addition we will detail access and linkage capabilities in relation to this new dataset to examine health in prisoners (and former prisoners) in NI.
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