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Access to the Commonwealth electoral roll for medical research

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posted on 2024-11-14, 23:15 authored by Bebe Loff, Elissa A Campbell, Deborah C Glass, Helen L Kelsall, Claudia Slegers, Deborah R Zion, Ngiare BrownNgiare Brown, Lin Fritschi
•In the 2010–11 financial year, there was a dramatic reduction in the approvals granted by the Australian Electoral Commission for access to samples of the adult population derived from the electoral roll for the purposes of public health research. •Much time and effort has been expended in making applications without success. Researchers refused access to electoral roll samples must rely on sampling methods that are not as robust and that may produce less reliable data. •We outline a set of recommendations that, if adopted, will result in a fairer system for obtaining access to the electoral roll for public health research.

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Loff, B., Campbell, E. A., Glass, D. C., Kelsall, H. L., Slegers, C., Zion, D. R., Brown, N. J. & Fritschi, L. (2013). Access to the Commonwealth electoral roll for medical research. Medical Journal of Australia, 199 (2), 128-130.

Journal title

Medical Journal of Australia

Volume

199

Issue

2

Pagination

128-130

Language

English

RIS ID

80901

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