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SUMMARY:What can Administrative data and Record linkage tell us about men
 tal health?
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr Dermot O’Reilly\, Queen’s University Belfast\n\nP
 oor mental health has been identified as a major and increasing public h
 ealth issue with significant economic and social impact. However\, ident
 ifying and assessing the burden of poor mental health in the population 
 is fraught with a range of definitional and methodological difficulties 
 and researchers have been increasingly exploiting routine administrative
  data to provide further understanding of the distributions\, antecedent
 s and outcomes of those with poor mental health. This presentation will 
 use examples from recent studies of mental health to illustrate some of 
 the benefits\, caveats and the frustrations associated with trying to tu
 rn administrative data to a research purpose.\n\nDermot is a Clinical Se
 nior Lecturer in the School of Medicine\, Dentistry and Biomedical Scien
 ces and his core research interests focus on social factors that influen
 ce the health of people and the effective use of routine datasets to fur
 ther understanding of the distribution and social causes of disease and 
 its impact in society.
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CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Room 2.07\, Humanities Bridgeford Street\, Manchester
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