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Access arrangement type

475851 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A descriptor of type of arrangement made between relevant parties in relation to having access to an individual, and/or access to information about an individual.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Actions recommended cluster

534101 | Data Set Specification | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The actions recommended cluster contains data elements which collect details of medications recommended or other actions.
Standard: Indigenous

Additional body function or structure affected

422023 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The body function or structure alleged to have been affected, in addition to the primary body function or structure affected.
Standard: Health

Additional clinician specialty involved in health-care incident

424968 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The clinical specialty of the health-care provider who played a role in the health-care incident in addition to the principal clinician responsible.
Standard: Health

Additional incident or allegation type

329715 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of health-care incident that was of importance in giving rise to a medical indemnity claim, in addition to the primary incident or allegation type.
Standard: Health

Adoption

470086 | Object Class | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A legal process by which a person legally becomes a child of the adoptive parent(s) and legally ceases to be a child of his/her existing parent(s).
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Adoption consent

650102 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The parental consent obtained or dispensed with for an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption consent code N

749118 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing the consent by birth parents to an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption consent code N

468236 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing the consent by birth parents to an adoption.
Standard: Community Services (retired)
Superseded: Children and Families

Adoption Indigenous status code N

729916 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing Indigenous status.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption organisation sector

468243 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
An organisation sector authorised under adoption legislation to make the decision about the placement of an adoptive child.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Adoption placement

653253 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The legal placement of a child for adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption placement not finalised

650132 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A child placed with adoptive parents prior to finalisation of an adoption order.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption type

467120 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A descriptor of the category by which a person legally becomes a child of the adoptive parent(s) and legally ceases to be a child of his/her existing parent(s).
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Adoption type code N

700998 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing categories of adoptions.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption type code N

749255 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing categories of adoptions.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoptions DSS 2021-22

766551 | Data Set Specification | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The Adoptions data set specification (DSS) describes data collected from state/territory departments responsible for adoptions for the Adoptions Australia Collection.Adoption is the legal process by which a person legally becomes a child of the adoptive parent(s) and legally ceases to be a child of his/her existing parent(s). Adopted children are normally aged 18 years and under; however, some known child adoptions, such as adoptions by step-parents, can involve adoptees over 18.The Adoptions Au...
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—access arrangement type

475854 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of arrangement made between relevant parties to an adoption at the time of the adoption order regarding contact with, and/or the release of information about, one or more individuals.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Adoption—access arrangement type, agreement type code N

475856 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of arrangement made between relevant parties to an adoption at the time of the adoption order regarding contact with, and/or the release of information about, one or more individuals, as represented by a code.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Adoption—adoption consent

650098 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of consent given for an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption consent, code N

749120 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of consent given for an adoption, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption organisation sector

650110 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The sector in which an organisation responsible for arranging a finalised adoption operates.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption organisation sector, code N

650104 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The sector in which an organisation responsible for arranging a finalised adoption operates, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption placement

653259 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The placement of a child with an adoptive family.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption placement not finalised

650134 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A child placed with adoptive parents prior to finalisation of an adoption order.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption placement not finalised, total N[NN]

650136 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of children placed with adoptive parents prior to finalisation of an adoption order.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption placement, total N[NN]

749124 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of children placed with adoptive parents.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—adoption placement, total N[NN]

653256 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of children placed with adoptive families.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—application for information lodged

650126 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The lodgement of an application seeking information about an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—application for information lodged, total number N[NN]

722841 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of applications lodged by adults seeking information about an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—application for information type, code N

749127 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of application seeking information about an individual in relation to an adoption, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—application type, information/veto code N[N]

749130 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The reason for which an application was lodged by a person in relation to an adoption, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—children adopted as part of a sibling group

650922 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Children adopted at the same time and into the same family as part of a sibling group.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—children adopted as part of a sibling group, total number N[N]

650925 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of children adopted at the same time and into the same family as part of a sibling group.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—finalised adoption

650120 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The severing of a legal relationship between a child and the biological parents and the transferring in full of the legal relationship of parent and child to the adoptive parent(s).
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—finalised adoption, total number N[NN]

749186 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of finalised adoptions.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—Indigenous status, code N

729914 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Whether an adoptive parent identifies as being of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin, as represented by a code. This is in accord with the first two of three components of the Commonwealth definition.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—person who lodged a veto

653307 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The person who lodged a veto preventing another party to an adoption from making contact and/or restrict the release of identifying information about themselves.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—person who lodged a veto, party to an adoption, code N[N]

722880 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The adult person who lodged a veto preventing another party to an adoption from making contact and/or restrict the release of identifying information about themselves, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—sibling group, total groups N[N]

650148 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of sibling groups adopted.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—veto in place

650152 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The existence of a veto blocking contact or the release of identifying information in relation to an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—veto in place, total number N[NN]

650150 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of vetoes blocking contact or the release of identifying information in relation to an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—veto lodgement

650158 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The lodgement of a veto blocking contact or the release of identifying information in relation to an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—veto lodgement, total number N[NN]

750087 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of vetoes lodged blocking contact or the release of identifying information in relation to an adoption.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—veto type

653363 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of veto put in place in relation to an adoption to block contact with an individual or the release of identifying information about an individual.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoption—veto type

475427 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of veto put in place in relation to an adoption to block contact with an individual or the release of identifying information about an individual.
Standard: Community Services (retired)

Adoption—veto type, code N

653241 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of veto put in place in relation to an adoption to block contact with an individual or the release of identifying information about an individual, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoptive family

468184 | Object Class | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The family into which a person is adopted.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Adoptive family composition type code N[N]

468197 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing the sibling composition of the family into which a child is adopted.
Standard: Community Services (retired)

Adoptive family composition type code N[N]

655264 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing the sibling composition of the family into which a child is adopted.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoptive family—sibling composition

468186 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The sibling composition of the family into which a child is adopted.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Adoptive family—sibling composition, text X[X(199)]

749217 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The sibling composition of the family into which a child is adopted, as represented by text.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoptive family—sibling composition, type code N[N]

468209 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The sibling composition of the family into which a child is adopted, as represented by a code.
Standard: Community Services (retired)

Adoptive family—sibling composition, type code N[N]

749214 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The sibling composition of the family into which a child is adopted, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Adoptive parent marital status code N

651142 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing the marital status of an adoptive parent.
Standard: Children and Families

Application for information lodged

650124 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The lodgement of an application seeking information.
Standard: Children and Families

Approved intercountry adoption client

651244 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A client who applies to adopt a child from a country other than Australia and is approved as being eligible and suitable to adopt a child.
Standard: Children and Families

Australian Cancer Database 2007 Data Quality Statement

578438 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in what follows, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two very common skin cancers are not notifiable diseases and as such are not in the scope of the ACD. Summary of key issues All states and territories maintain a population-based cancer registry to which all cancer cases and deaths must be reported. The AIHW compiles ...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database 2009 Data Quality Statement

500417 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in what follows, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two very common skin cancers are not notifiable diseases and as such are not in the scope of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD). Summary of Key Issues All states and territories maintain a population-based cancer registry to which all cancer cases and deaths must be r...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database 2010 Data Quality Statement

565218 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in this data quality statement, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two skin cancers are not notifiable diseases, and in any case are not collected, and as such are not in the scope of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD). Summary of Key Points All states and territories have legislation that makes cancer a notifiable dis...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database 2011 Data Quality Statement

586979 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in this data quality statement, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two skin cancers are not notifiable diseases, and in any case are not collected, and as such are not in the scope of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD). Summary of Key Points All states and territories have legislation that makes cancer a notifiable dis...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database 2012 Data Quality Statement

624388 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in this data quality statement, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two skin cancers are not notifiable diseases, and in any case are not collected, and as such are not in the scope of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD). Summary of Key Points All states and territories have legislation that makes cancer a notifiable dis...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database, 2014; Quality Statement

687104 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in this data quality statement, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two skin cancers are not notifiable diseases, and in any case are not collected, and as such are not in the scope of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD). Summary of Key Points All states and territories have legislation that makes cancer a notifiable dise...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database, 2015; Quality Statement

716147 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in this quality statement, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two skin cancers are not notifiable diseases and are therefore not collected by cancer registries. Consequently they are not in the scope of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD). Summary of Key Points All states and territories have legislation that makes cance...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database, 2016; Quality Statement

729012 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Important note To avoid excessive repetition in this quality statement, the word ‘cancer’ is used to mean ‘cancer, excluding basal cell carcinomas of the skin and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin’. In most states and territories these two skin cancers are not notifiable diseases and are therefore not collected by cancer registries. Consequently, they are not in the scope of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD). Summary of Key Points All states and territories have legislation that makes canc...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database, 2017; Quality Statement

743570 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Description The 2017 version of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD) contains data on all cases of cancer diagnosed in Australia in the period 1982 to 2017 excluding squamous and basal cell carcinomas of the skin. It also contains data on some other kinds of neoplasms, as follows: all cases of melanoma in situ diagnosed since 2004 all cases of breast carcinoma in situ diagnosed since 2002 all cases of cervical carcinoma in situ diagnosed since 2001 in Victoria and Queensland all cases of be...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database, 2018; Quality Statement

757686 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
DescriptionThe 2018 version of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD) contains data on all cases of cancer diagnosed in Australia in the period 1982 to 2018 excluding squamous and basal cell carcinomas of the skin. It also contains data on some other kinds of neoplasms, as follows:all cases of melanoma in situ diagnosed since 2004all cases of breast carcinoma in situ diagnosed since 2002all cases of cervical carcinoma in situ diagnosed since 2001 in Victoria and Queenslandall cases of benign and u...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Cancer Database, 2019; Quality Statement

778315 | Data Quality Statement | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
DescriptionThe 2019 version of the Australian Cancer Database (ACD) contains data on all cases of cancer diagnosed in Australia in the period 1982 to 2019 excluding squamous and basal cell carcinomas of the skin. It also contains data on some other kinds of neoplasms, as follows:all cases of melanoma in situ diagnosed since 2004all cases of breast carcinoma in situ diagnosed since 2002all cases of cervical carcinoma in situ diagnosed since 2001 in Victoria and Queenslandall cases of benign and u...
Standard: AIHW Data Quality Statements

Australian Health Performance Framework, 2021

764926 | Indicator Set | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The Australian Health Performance Framework (AHPF) was endorsed by the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council in September 2017. It brings together the previous National Health Performance Framework and the Performance and Accountability Framework to provide a single vehicle for presenting information about the performance of Australia's health system and is intended to have primacy over other performance frameworks for the health sector.The overarching objective of the AHPF is to facilit...
Standard: Health

Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 1.1.1–Proportion of people with low income, 2020

728281 | Indicator
Standard: Health

Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 1.1.2–Educational attainment for non-school qualification at Certificate III level or above, 2021

778080 | Indicator | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Standard: Health

Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 2.1.2–Females with an antenatal visit in the first trimester of pregnancy, 2020

728325 | Indicator | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Standard: Health

Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 2.5.1–Bulk-billing for non-referred (GP) attendances, 2020

728349 | Indicator | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Standard: Health

Australian Standard Classification of Religious Groups 2011

493238 | Classification Scheme
The Australian Bureau of Statistics classification for religions of the Australian population.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Disability, Tasmanian Health

Authorised carer

532830 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A person authorised to provide care by a designated agency.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Birth mother—marital status

468502 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The marital status of the birth (biological) mother of a child at the time of the child's birth.
Standard: Community Services (retired), Children and Families

Birth mother—marital status, at child's birth code N

653196 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The marital status of the birth (biological) mother of a child at the time of the child's birth, as represented by a code.
Standard: Children and Families

Body function or structure code N[N]

330179 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing body functions or structures.
Standard: Health

Care and protection order (CPO) file cluster

773880 | Data Set Specification | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The Care and protection order file cluster contains information about care and protection orders issued to the clients in the Child protection (CP) client data set specification. This includes care and protection orders that were issued and/or applicable, including those that ended, during the reference period. Children should be counted in the state or territory where the order is operative, regardless of where the child is residing.Children aged less than 18 years on the following care and pro...
Standard: Children and Families

Care and protection order type code N[N]

657302 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing the type of care and protection order to which a child may be subject to.
Standard: Children and Families

Care and protection order type code N[N]

458544 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing the type of care and protection order to which a child may be subject to.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Care authorisation end date

531764 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The date on which the authorisation to provide care ceased to be in effect.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Care authorisation start date

531700 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The date on which the authority to provide care took effect.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Care authorisation type

531708 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of care a carer has approval to provide.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Caregiver type

561204 | Property | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of caregiver, home or facility authorised to provide care to an individual.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer demographics file cluster

493178 | Data Set Specification | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The Carer demographics file cluster contains demographic information about all carers who were authorised to provide funded home-based out-of-home-care placements at any point during the reference period. If individual carers are not recorded separately on jurisdictions' systems, a carer identifier should be assigned for the purpose of this collection and the primary carer demographic details recorded.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household

531758 | Object Class | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A ‘carer household’ is a private household containing one or more carers: who have undergone the relevant screening/selection and approval process; and; who have received authorisation from the relevant department or agency to enable a child to be placed in their care, including carers who have received provisional authorisation; and for whom reimbursement is available from a government authority or non-government organisation for expenses incurred in caring for the child; and who are part ...
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household authorisation file cluster

706950 | Data Set Specification | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The Carer household authorisation file cluster contains information about all carer households who were authorised to provide funded home–based out-of-home-care placements at any point during the reference period. Authorisation means the carer household has received the required approval to have a child placed with them. This includes carer households authorised to provide: Foster care (including provisionally approved carers) Relative/kinship care (including provisionally approved carers) R...
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household authorisation type, code N[N]

531746 | Value Domain | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A code set representing authorised types of care.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—authorised carer

532832 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A carer household's authorisation to provide care.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—authorised carer, total number N[N]

532834 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The total number of individual carers authorised to provide care in a carer household.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—care authorisation end date

531766 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The date on which a carer household's authorisation to provide care ceased to be in effect.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—care authorisation end date, DDMMYYYY

531768 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The date on which a carer household's authorisation to provide care ceased to be in effect, expressed as DDMMYYYY.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—care authorisation start date

531702 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The date on which a carer household was authorised to have a child placed in their care.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—care authorisation start date, DDMMYYYY

531704 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The date on which a carer household was authorised to have a child placed in their care, expressed as DDMMYYYY.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—care authorisation type

531710 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of care the carer household has authorisation to provide.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—care authorisation type, code N[N]

531748 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of care the carer household has authorisation to provide, as represented by a code.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—caregiver type

531784 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of caregiver of a child in a household containing one or more carers.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—caregiver type, Indigenous child caregiver code N[N]

524944 | Data Element | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
The type of caregiver of an Indigenous child in a household containing one or more carers, as represented by a code.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

Carer household—household identifier

529756 | Data Element Concept | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
A combination of alphanumeric characters that uniquely identify a specific group of carers who provide funded out-of-home care within the same household.
Recorded: Community Services (retired)
Standard: Children and Families

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