Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health
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Evaluation of the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health

Approved: 2014

Collaborators:

  • Ms Pam Muth
  • Dr Meredith Tavener
  • Ms Karen Roger
  • Ms Jane Cheatley
  • Ms Sue-Lynne Khor

Synopsis

This EoI is made in the context of an investigation of how participation in the ALSWH has affected participants. This investigation is part of a comprehensive evaluation of the ALSWH that the Department of Health has commissioned ACIL Allen Consulting to undertake. Other questions the evaluation aims to answer are: • whether the aims and objectives of the Study are being met • the quality of the Study through consideration of the relevance, timeliness, accuracy, coherence, interpretability and accessibility of the Study’s data and results; • the Study’s contribution to the evidence base on women’s health in Australia; • the Study’s contribution to public health research practice; and • what improvements could be made to maximise the value of the data collected through the Study.