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The highest rate of participation in the National Disability Insurance Scheme of people with autism was at ages 9 to 14 years, a rate of 56.9 participants per 1,000 population. Other age groups analysed were 0 to 8, 15 to 24 and 25 years and over.
Across the age groups, rates of participants from the most disadvantaged communities are approximately 1.6 times those from the least disadvantaged communities. Among NDIS participants in capital cities and non-metropolitan areas; and there are frequently strong correlations between the rate of participation and people reporting one or more long-term health conditions.
The highest rate of participation in the National Disability Insurance Scheme of people with autism was at ages 9 to 14 years, a rate of 56.9 participants per 1,000 population. Other age groups analysed were 0 to 8, 15 to 24 and 25 years and over.
Across the age groups, rates of participants from the most disadvantaged communities are approximately 1.6 times those from the least disadvantaged communities. Among NDIS participants in capital cities and non-metropolitan areas; and there are frequently strong correlations between the rate of participation and people reporting one or more long-term health conditions.
The highest rate of participation in the National Disability Insurance Scheme of people with autism was at ages 9 to 14 years, a rate of 56.9 participants per 1,000 population. Other age groups analysed were 0 to 8, 15 to 24 and 25 years and over.
Across the age groups, rates of participants from the most disadvantaged communities are approximately 1.6 times those from the least disadvantaged communities. Among NDIS participants in capital cities and non-metropolitan areas; and there are frequently strong correlations between the rate of participation and people reporting one or more long-term health conditions.
Being healthy in childhood and as young people provides an important foundation for later life. The Atlas seeks to set the data on health status and health outcomes and use of health and disability services alongside the demographic, social and economic characteristics of this population group in the communities where they live across Australia.
Being healthy in childhood and as young people provides an important foundation for later life. The Atlas seeks to set the data on health status and health outcomes and use of health and disability services alongside the demographic, social and economic characteristics of this population group in the communities where they live across Australia.
Being healthy in childhood and as young people provides an important foundation for later life. The Atlas seeks to set the data on health status and health outcomes and use of health and disability services alongside the demographic, social and economic characteristics of this population group in the communities where they live across Australia.
Estimates are now available for larger Indigenous Areas, based on Indigenous Region estimates produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Estimates are now available for larger Indigenous Areas, based on Indigenous Region estimates produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Estimates are now available for larger Indigenous Areas, based on Indigenous Region estimates produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
PHIDU has created a number of training videos including:
How to: Find a suburb or locality,
How to: Produce a data profile of an area or group of areas,
How to: Aggregate data to larger areas for a percent, IRSD and age standardised rate/ratio, and re-base age standardised ratio/rate.
Webinar: provides an introduction to the PHIDU website; and how to access and use the maps (single, double, and area profile),
data, graphs, publications, population pyramids, and how to map your own data.
PHIDU has created a number of training videos including:
How to: Find a suburb or locality,
How to: Produce a data profile of an area or group of areas,
How to: Aggregate data to larger areas for a percent, IRSD and age standardised rate/ratio, and re-base age standardised ratio/rate.
Webinar: provides an introduction to the PHIDU website; and how to access and use the maps (single, double, and area profile),
data, graphs, publications, population pyramids, and how to map your own data.
PHIDU has created a number of training videos including:
How to: Find a suburb or locality,
How to: Produce a data profile of an area or group of areas,
How to: Aggregate data to larger areas for a percent, IRSD and age standardised rate/ratio, and re-base age standardised ratio/rate.
Webinar: provides an introduction to the PHIDU website; and how to access and use the maps (single, double, and area profile),
data, graphs, publications, population pyramids, and how to map your own data.
These fact sheets describes the age and socioeconomic background of people presenting to an emergency department for mental health-related conditions
These fact sheets describes the age and socioeconomic background of people presenting to an emergency department for mental health-related conditions
These fact sheets describes the age and socioeconomic background of people presenting to an emergency department for mental health-related conditions
Use the Double map atlases to see the screening rates for bowel cancer, breast cancer and cervical cancer compared with a wide range of demographic and socioeconomic characteristics and other health outcomes in your community or region. View at the links below for participation rates and screening outcomes.
Use the Double map atlases to see the screening rates for bowel cancer, breast cancer and cervical cancer compared with a wide range of demographic and socioeconomic characteristics and other health outcomes in your community or region. View at the links below for participation rates and screening outcomes.
Use the Double map atlases to see the screening rates for bowel cancer, breast cancer and cervical cancer compared with a wide range of demographic and socioeconomic characteristics and other health outcomes in your community or region.
View at the links below for participation rates and screening outcomes.
