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Simon Forsyth

Research Officer
School of Public Health
The University of Queensland
Australia

Biography

Applied health information database systems and data linkage analysis. Simon is the administrator of the University's REDCap data collection system which hosts multiple clinical trials. Simon develops customised web-based data collection tools for clinical trials and surveys, stand-alone databases using Microsoft Access for quality assured study data collection, including large multi-country systems for monitoring, evaluation and disease elimination. Simon has been involved with health research at the University of Queensland since 1989, providing consultantions on complex data manipulation and analysis using a variety of custom scripting including code for Microsoft Access, SAS, SPSS and Epi-Info. Current projects include: development of a web based database for randomisation and tracking of participants in the "Caring for People with Complex Diabetes in the Community" trial (General Practice, UQ funded by NHMRC); web based randomisation and data entry system for the "Laparoscopic Approach To Cervical Carcinoma" trial (QCGC, UQ funded by NHMRC); a multi-state mortality data cleaning and reporting database system for Indonesia (SPH, UQ funded by the Health Metrics Network, WHO), a malaria monitoring and evaluation database for Vanuatu (PacMISC funded by AusAID), data analysis for a cancer related mortality study (UQ+UWA collaboration funded by the Queensland Cancer Council), data analysis for ex-prisoner mortality study (SPH, UQ funded by NHMRC).

Research Interest

Epidemiology and biostatistics

Publications

  • Gitanjali MS, Renata M, Shahab K, Peilin S, Stephen L, et al. (2015) Global, regional, and national consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages, fruit juices, and milk: A systematic assessment of beverage intake in 187 countries. PLoS ONE 8: 1-20.

  • Stuart KA, Simon FJ (2016) Development and validation of a national system for routine monitoring of mortality in people recently released from prison. Plos One.

  • Ingrid BA, Patrick BJ, Simon FJ, Marc SF, Stuart KA (2016) Epidemiology of infectious disease-related death after release from prison, Washington State, United States, and Queensland, Australia: a cohort study. Public Health Reports 4: 574-582.

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