Breadcrumbs List.
Whole Population Data Analysis
We analyse data from the New Zealand population to understand health and social functioning.
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Building a sustainable gender budgeting strategy for New Zealand
A project that aims to inform the publication of a gender equality "scorecard" for use by government agencies and other organisations.
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Child Poverty Health Consequences
We use data from the Survey of Family, Income, and Employment to investigate how to reduce the impact of child poverty.
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Application of "Big Data" Analytic Techniques to Identifying New Risk Factors for Sudden Unexplained Death in Infancy (SUDI)
We use data to investigate links between SUDI and contact with mental health services, and further by demographic and environmental risk factors.
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About Whole Population Data Analysis
Learn about COMPASS's history of work in this area.
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Kumanu Tāngata: The aftermatch project
We collaborate with New Zealand Rugby to analyse data on the long-term health and social outcomes from playing professional rugby union.
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Antidepressant Use and Depression Symptoms in Pregnancy
We examine data from Growing Up in New Zealand to examine the effects of depression and antidepressant use on later child outcomes.
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Te Rourou Tātaritanga
The Informatics for Social Services and Wellbeing Programme aims to further develop our national linked data, including the Integrated Data Infrastructure.
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Do psychiatric disorders predict later physical diseases?
We collaborate with researchers at Duke University and the University of Michigan to look into this link in health data.
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New Zealand Socioeconomic Index
The New Zealand socioeconomic index (NZSEI) attempts to derive an occupation-based measure of socioeconomic status.
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Inequality in Service Uptake: A comparative study
A collaboration looking at patterns of welfare services use and risks of adverse outcomes from using them to a high degree.
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Te Hao Nui
A study that aims to create a Māori longitudinal cohort, in order to explore different aspects of wellbeing among Māori across the life course.
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Life-Course Impact of Chronic Health Conditions: A family and whānau perspective
A study made up of 4 projects, looking at the influence of chronic disease upon wider whānau and family members, at different life stages.
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Informatics for Social Services and Wellbeing Data New Zealand
Research aiming to enhance access to social science data sets on a nationwide level.
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A Better Start
We use data to find better ways to predict, prevent, and treat obesity, learning, and mental health problems in children and teenagers.
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Language Use
We track and investigate the experiences of cohorts of people speaking the most common non-official languages.
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Completed
Browse the whole population data analysis projects that have been completed at COMPASS over the past 15 years.