Curtin University: Machine Learning Tool to Boost Vaccination Rates in Perth Children

PERTH, Australia, Dec. 7 (TNSres) -- Curtin University issued the following news release:

Curtin University is collaborating with the Boorloo (Perth) Public Health Unit on a research project using a Future Health Research and Innovation Fund grant to develop a machine learning tool, in order to help better identify Western Australian children who are at risk of missing potentially life-saving vaccinations.

The latest statistics show only 89.6 per cent of children under . . .

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Sam Jeremic, Corporate Communications Consultant, +61 8 9266 3549, +61 407 601 993, s.jeremic@curtin.edu.au; Crystal Fairbairn, Deputy Director, +61 466 561 374, crystal.fairbairn@curtin.edu.au