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An overview of the PHIDU website
This webinar video 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.
Tutorial videos
How to: Use the Double Map
Welcome to this PHIDU tutorial, where we will cover how to access and use the PHIDU Double Map template. The template allows the user to explore and compare the trends between two selected indicators with comparisons both geographically and statistically.
Our example in this tutorial focuses on the comparison between the participation rates in the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program, 2020 to 2021 and the Australian Bureau of Statistics produced summary measure of disadvantage, the Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage (IRSD).
How to: PHIDU Data Portal
This PHIDU tutorial covers how use the PHIDU Data Portal provides quick and easy access when you need data for a suburb or town or locality, for a topic or indicator. This makes it the tool to use when you need data for a limited number of areas, or topics/indicators.
How to: Find a suburb or locality
This PHIDU tutorial covers how to find a suburb or locality and view its data in the Social Health Atlas of Australia and view data for over 750 indicators relating to health and the social determinants of health for that area.
How to: Produce a data profile of an area or group of areas
This PHIDU tutorial shows you how to combine different topics and indicators for an area or group of areas to create a data profile.
How to: Aggregate data to larger areas for a percent, IRSD and age standardised rate/ratio, and re-base age standardised ratio/rate
This PHIDU tutorial covers how to aggregate data to larger areas, to create a new aggregated percent, IRSD or age-standardised rate or ratio. This might be useful for creating statistics for a larger area that is specific to your project or council area for example. We will also cover how to re-base age-standardised ratios and age-standardised rates, which can be used to re-create rates based on your State or Territory, rather than on an Australian standard.