Welcome to OHDSI Australia

The Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI, pronounced "Odyssey") initiative is an interdisciplinary collaboration involving various stakeholders. Our mission is to unlock the potential of health data by utilizing large-scale analytics. Rest assured, all our solutions are open-source.

Background

The establishment of OHDSI Australia has been facilitated by close cooperation with the Transformational Data Collaboration (TDC) https://machaustralia.org/projects/transformational-data-collaboration/

The TDC operates under the umbrella of the Australian Health Research Alliance (AHRA). Within the AHRA, it falls under the "Data Integration" focus of the "Data Driven Healthcare" activity stream. The TDC is driven by a clear objective:

"To harness the unique, open, and collaborative ethos of AHRA in fostering and supporting national data initiatives where an environment promoting openness, inclusivity, and non-competitiveness is paramount."

Given this, the objectives of AHRA's TDC seamlessly align with the strategic vision of OHDSI Australia.





 

 

Latest News:

Learn about the EMR to OMOP Project

OHDSI Asia Pacific Symposium Highlights

Recently, the University of New South Wales had the privilege of hosting the OHDSI Asia Pacific Symposium. We were thrilled to see a diverse turnout of clinicians and data scientists from across the globe. For those who couldn't attend or wish to revisit the sessions, recordings are now available.

Watch them here

Tutorial

Fluroquinolones Tutorial

EHDEN Academy free access to all here: https://academy.ehden.eu 

Past Recorded webinars here


 

About

Management Committee of OHDSI Australia

President: Associate Professor Nicole Pratt, The University of South Australia

 Secretary: Jitendra Jonnagaddala, The University of New South Wales   

Treasurer: Roger Ward, The University of Melbourne  

 For enquiries please contact Roger Ward rward@unimelb.edu.au or Nicole Pratt Nicole.Pratt@unisa.edu.au

 Board:  President Professor Nicole Pratt, Roger Ward, Dr. Jitendra Jonnagaddala, Professor Teng Liaw, Professor Dougie Boyle