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Family Whānau and Wellbeing Project (FWWP)
We use New Zealand Census data to create a set of indicators of wellbeing at the family level.
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Enhancing Hospital Outcomes
We use data from the New Zealand Health Information Service to investigate the value of investment in the hospital sector.
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Changing Pacific Household Composition and Wellbeing, 1981–2006
We use New Zealand Census data to extend our work on family wellbeing to consider Pacific families and households.
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New Zealand Index of Multiple Deprivation
We work with researchers from the School of Population Health, using 2013 Census data to create indicators of deprivation in a number of aspects of life.
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Informing tribal activity and investment through scientific reporting
We work with Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, using New Zealand Census and Longitudinal Census data to describe the Ngāi Tahu population over time.
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Life-course predictors of mortality inequalities
We investigate associations between socioeconomic status and mortality, and the protective effects of social and cultural capital.
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Te Kaha o Nga Rangatahi ki Tamakimakaurau
We work with the Independent Māori Statutory Board, using data to produce baseline measures of wellbeing for Māori in Auckland.
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Residential mobility and health
Work looking at the interplay between residential mobility, deprivation, age, personal socioeconomic circumstance, and health outcomes.
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Intergenerational Analysis in the IDI
We investigate the extent to which intergenerational links are preserved in Statistics New Zealand's Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI).
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Investigating adolescent health
A series of work investigating adolescent health using surveys conducted as part of the inclusive trial.
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A small segment of the population with a high concentration of service use
We look at the concentration of service use in the NZ population.
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Estimating the accuracy of ethnicity data in health data sets
A project assessing the extent to which health data sets undercount people due to "incomplete" ethnicity data.