Dataset of the Foot Disease in Inpatients Study

Name: Dataset of the Foot Disease in Inpatients Study
Creator: Dr Peter Lazzarini
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
Keywords: Podiatry,Foot disease,Epidemiology,research data,data collections,research project

Lazzarini, Peter

doi:10.25912/5c53a22ae2810

Dataset of the Foot Disease in Inpatients Study

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This dataset was generated as part of a Foot Disease in Inpatients Study (FDIS). FDIS was the main study of the PhD thesis ‘The burden of foot disease in inpatient populations’ written by Peter Lazzarini.

The main objective of FDIS was to investigate the prevalence, and associated factors, of different foot disease disorders and foot risk factors in a representative inpatient population. This was a multi-site, observational point-prevalence, cross-sectional study set in five public hospitals across Queensland, Australia.

All physical data collection records are stored in the Allied Health Research Collaborative office, at The Prince Charles Hospital, Metro North Hospital and Health Service.

Details of the thesis and study can be found at QUT ePrints: https://eprints.qut.edu.au/101526/.

This work was supported by grant funding from Queensland Health (Queensland Government, Australia) and the Wound Management Innovation Cooperative Research Centre (Australia).

The data owner is interested in potential collaborations with other researchers who access this data.

Access rights

This dataset cannot be used for commercial purposes, unless written permission is granted by the primary contact. The dataset can be included in a mash-up, however, combined data results must be shared via a Creative Commons licence. The dataset and original study publication must be attributed when re-using or citing this dataset.

Geographical area of data collection

kmlPolyCoords

153.649789,-9.210063 137.995957,-9.210063 137.995957,-29.177898 153.649789,-29.177898 153.649789,-9.210063

Publications

Lazzarini, Peter A, Hurn, Sheree E, Kuys, Suzanne S, Kamp, Maarten C, Ng, Vanessa, Thomas, Courtney, Jen, Scott, Wills, Jude, Kinnear, Ewan M, d'Emden, Michael C, and Reed, Lloyd F. (2017) Foot complications in a representative Australian inpatient population. Journal of Diabetes Research, 2017, 4138095 1-4138095 12. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/114768/

Lazzarini, Peter A, Hurn, Sheree E, Kuys, Suzanne S, Kamp, Maarten C, Ng, Vanessa, Thomas, Courtney, Jen, Scott, Kinnear, Ewan M, d'Emden, Michael C, and Reed, Lloyd (2016) Direct inpatient burden caused by foot-related conditions: A multisite point-prevalence study. BMJ Open, 6(6), e010811. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/102165/

Lazzarini, Peter A. (2016) The burden of foot disease in inpatient populations. PhD by Publication, Queensland University of Technology. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/101526/

Lazzarini, Peter A, Hurn, Sheree E, Kuys, Suzanne S, Kamp, Maarten C, Ng, Vanessa, Thomas, Courtney, Jen, Scott, Wills, Jude, Kinnear, Ewan M, d'Emden, Michael C, and Reed, Lloyd (2016) The silent overall burden of foot disease in a representative hospitalised population. International Wound Journal. (In Press) https://eprints.qut.edu.au/102560/

Research areas

Podiatry

Foot disease

Epidemiology

Cite this collection

Lazzarini, Peter (2019): Dataset of the Foot Disease in Inpatients Study. Queensland University of Technology. (Dataset) https://doi.org/10.25912/5c53a22ae2810

Partner institution

Metro North Hospital and Health Service, Brisbane, Australia https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/

Access the data

https://data.researchdatafinder.qut.edu.au/dataset/dataset-of-the

Data file types

The dataset is an Excel worksheet of variables collected from all consenting eligible participants for FDIS. Data was analysed using SPSS v22 statistical software. Detailed data collection procedures and variable definitions can be found in the publication: Lazzarini, Peter A, Hurn, Sheree E, Kuys, Suzanne S, Kamp, Maarten C, Ng, Vanessa, Thomas, Courtney, Jen, Scott, Kinnear, Ewan M, d'Emden, Michael C, & Reed, Lloyd (2016) Direct inpatient burden caused by foot-related conditions: A multisite point-prevalence study. BMJ Open, 6(6), e010811, available at QUT ePrints https://eprints.qut.edu.au/102165/