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The Victorian Government has launched their Victorian public health and wellbeing outcomes dashboard.
https://www.health.vic.gov.au/victorian-public-health-and-wellbeing-outcomes-dashboard
This is an interactive dashboard providing access to a range of tracking data about the health and wellbeing of the Victorian community, with an option to filter the data down to LGA level information. Its a very useful tool for updating health and wellbeing profiles, as well as assisting with planning and evaluation of programs and services.
Incidentally, ASDF Research maintains a database of links to other publicly available data about the community, searchable by topic area: https://asdfresearch.com.au/researchkb/

Victorian public health and wellbeing outcomes dashboard A single point of access to a wide range of contemporary Victorian population health data.

We invite parents in the Eastern Suburbs who have considered a private/independent school for their child/ren to share their views in this online survey: https://survey.asdfresearch.com.au/466971?lang=en&HQ1=3
The survey takes 10-15 minutes and your responses are completely anonymous.
Please feel free to distribute to those who might be interested.

It was 2021 Census release day yesterday! To access a community profile for your LGA, go to this URL and type in your Council name in the search box, then scroll down to click on the 'Community Profile' button.
https://www.abs.gov.au/census/find-census-data/search-by-area
ASDF Research can help update your Health and Wellbeing Profile documents with the new data if needed, or put together an infographic snapshot of findings, just drop us a line!

We live, work and play on First Nations' country and therefore pay 1% of our income to Traditional Owners through PayTheRent.net.au https://paytherent.net.au/

Pay The Rent | Saying Sorry Isn't Enough We live, work and play on land that was forcibly taken from Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people. On this stolen land, systems & institutions have been built that are structured to exclude and oppress.

Please be advised that ASDF Research has a plan for COVID-19 management (see link).
These risk management processes do not impact on the scope of any current ASDF Research project commitments. Online surveys, mail-out surveys, and home-based office activities will continue uninterrupted, and necessary supply lines have been secured.

ASDF research – COVID-19 Coronavirus disease response planning In light of the WHO classification of COVID-19 as a pandemic, ASDF Research has implemented the following risk management processes. These risk management processes do not impact on the scope of any current ASDF Research project commitments.

ASDF Research is supporting the by making the afternoon of September 20 work-free.

ASDF Research is happy to announce that we are now an AMSRO member, and therefore have the trustmark to show our commitment to privacy, quality and ethics.
http://www.amsro.com.au/member-services/trust-mark/

We love it how the work we do is so useful (the ultimate aim of any research).
City of Melbourne has just released their revised transport strategy for comment. It showcases the 3D models we mocked up of different cycle lanes and the research report in the background papers.
https://participate.melbourne.vic.gov.au/transportstrategy/cycling

We have put together a snapshot of our first year in business.
Click on the link below to see what we have been up to!

asdfresearch.com.au

ASDF Research has signed up for Take2, a Victorian Government initiative to help individuals and businesses take action on climate change.
We encourage everyone to look into signing up. Even if you are already doing a lot (nice work!), there may be ideas in there that can help you do more.

Check out ASDF Research's TAKE2 Pledge Welcome to our TAKE2 profile page.We’re committed to tackling climate change. That’s why we’ve made the TAKE2 pledge. Check out the work we’ve been doing to reduce our emissions and our plans for the future.Make the TAKE2 pledge and join us in helping keep the temperature rise under two degrees.

For the past few months we have been working on a report for the Inner East Primary Care Partnership on the Health and Wellbeing Needs of Older People in the Eastern Region of Melbourne. We are excited to share that the full report has been released on the IEPCP website.

This document will be useful for those planning services or programs to support older people in the Eastern Region of Melbourne. It includes over 50 data items for 60+ year olds in the region covering intrinsic capacity, health characteristics, health related behaviours, social and community networks, and age friendly cities.

ASDF Research sourced the health and behaviour data items in this report, compiled the document, and designed the charts and cover pages to meet IEPCP style guides. We are now working on finalising a range of fact sheets and a dynamic excel file to accompany the document.

Older People: Health & Wellbeing - Inner East Primary Care Partnership Overview What do older people in the east need to maintain health, wellbeing, independence and safety? The Inner East Primary Care Partnership has produced a report about the Health and Wellbeing Needs of Older People in the Eastern Region of Melbourne to better understand this question. This work u...

Late 2016 ASDF Research assisted Moonee Valley City Council with designing the health tracker table for their 2016 Municipal Profile.
This can now be seen online at https://mvcc.vic.gov.au/-/media/Files/Corporate-Planning/Council-Plan/Appendix-B---Municipal-Profile-2016.ashx?la=en (pages 4-6).