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  • Workforce Development
  • Data Science in Healthcare

Background:

  • Healthcare workforce maldistribution presents a significant barrier to equitable healthcare access in Australia.
  • The Nursing and Allied Health Graduate Outcome Tracking (NAHGOT) study is a national, prospective, longitudinal research initiative.
  • NAHGOT integrates diverse data sources including regulatory agency practice locations, university administrative records, surveys, and socio-economic data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To detail how a large-scale, multi-university data asset can strategically address national healthcare workforce priorities.
  • To outline the framework, governance, and data linkage protocols of the NAHGOT study.
  • To advocate for the scale-up and future direction of NAHGOT to improve healthcare workforce distribution.

Main Methods:

  • Prospective longitudinal data collection on graduate practice locations.
  • Linkage of Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) data with university administrative records (admissions, placements).
  • Integration of external survey data and publicly available spatial data for socio-economic and service access context.

Main Results:

  • Seven universities are formally collaborating, with five more joining, establishing a robust data linkage framework.
  • The NAHGOT study has developed project governance, data management protocols, and a de-identified data repository.
  • The study demonstrates the potential for a growing data asset to inform national workforce planning.

Conclusions:

  • Universities are pivotal in leading graduate tracking due to unique access to explanatory variables.
  • Priorities include expanding NAHGOT's university participation and disciplinary scope beyond Ahpra-regulated professions.
  • Geo-enrichment of placement and practice data is crucial for a granular understanding of local workforce dynamics.