Value domain attributes |
Representational attributes |
Representation class: | Code |
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| Data type: | Number |
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| Format: | N |
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| Maximum character length: | 1 |
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| Permissible values: | | Value | Meaning |
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| 1 | Daily smoker | | 2 | Weekly smoker | | 3 | Irregular smoker | | 4 | Ex-smoker | | 5 | Never smoked |
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Collection and usage attributes |
| Guide for use: | CODE 1 Daily smoker A person who smokes daily CODE 2 Weekly smoker A person who smokes at least weekly but not daily CODE 3 Irregular smoker A person who smokes less than weekly CODE 4 Ex-smoker A person who does not smoke at all now, but has smoked at least 100 cigarettes or a similar amount of other tobacco products in his/her lifetime. CODE 5 Never-smoker A person who does not smoke now and has smoked fewer than 100 cigarettes or similar amount of other tobacco products in his/her lifetime. |
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Source and reference attributes |
| Reference documents: | Standard Questions on the Use of Tobacco Among Adults (1998) |
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Data element attributes |
Collection and usage attributes |
| Collection methods: | The recommended standard for collecting this information is the Standard Questions on the Use of Tobacco Among Adults - interviewer administered (Questions 1 and 4) and self-administered (Questions 1 and 1a) versions. The questionnaires are designed to cover persons aged 18 years and over. |
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Relational attributes |
| Related metadata references: | |
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| Implementation in Data Set Specifications: | DSS specific information: Smoker type is used to define sub-populations of adults (age 18+ years) based on their smoking behaviour. Smoking has long been known as a health risk factor. Population studies indicate a relationship between smoking and increased mortality/morbidity. This metadata item can be used to estimate smoking prevalence.
Other uses are: - To evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs (assessment of interventions)
- To monitor health risk factors and progress towards National Health Goals and Targets
DSS specific information: Smoker type is used to define sub-populations of adults (age 18+ years) based on their smoking behaviour. Smoking has long been known as a health risk factor. Population studies indicate a relationship between smoking and increased mortality/morbidity. This metadata item can be used to estimate smoking prevalence.
Other uses are: - To evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs (assessment of interventions)
- To monitor health risk factors and progress towards National Health Goals and Targets
DSS specific information: Smoker type is used to define sub-populations of adults (age 18+ years) based on their smoking behaviour. Smoking has long been known as a health risk factor. Population studies indicate a relationship between smoking and increased mortality/morbidity. This metadata item can be used to estimate smoking prevalence.
Other uses are: - To evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs (assessment of interventions)
- To monitor health risk factors and progress towards National Health Goals and Targets
DSS specific information: Smoker type is used to define sub-populations of adults (age 18+ years) based on their smoking behaviour. Smoking has long been known as a health risk factor. Population studies indicate a relationship between smoking and increased mortality/morbidity. This metadata item can be used to estimate smoking prevalence.
Other uses are: - To evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs (assessment of interventions)
- To monitor health risk factors and progress towards National Health Goals and Targets
Implementation start date: 01/07/2013 DSS specific information: Smoker type is used to define sub-populations of adults (age 18+ years) based on their smoking behaviour. Smoking has long been known as a health risk factor. Population studies indicate a relationship between smoking and increased mortality/morbidity. This metadata item can be used to estimate smoking prevalence. Other uses are: - To evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs (assessment of interventions)
- To monitor health risk factors and progress towards National Health Goals and Targets
Implementation start date: 01/07/2015 Implementation end date: 30/06/2017 Conditional obligation: Reporting of this data element is conditional on a 'yes' answer to 'Person—smoking status recorded indicator, yes/no code N'.
Implementation start date: 01/07/2017 Implementation end date: 30/06/2018 Conditional obligation: Reporting of this data element is conditional on a 'yes' answer to 'Person—smoking status recorded indicator, yes/no code N'.
Implementation start date: 01/07/2018 Implementation end date: 30/06/2019 Conditional obligation: Reporting of this data element is conditional on a 'yes' answer to 'Person—smoking status recorded indicator, yes/no code N'.
Implementation start date: 01/07/2019 Implementation end date: 30/06/2020 Conditional obligation: Reporting of this data element is conditional on a 'yes' answer to 'Person—smoking status recorded indicator, yes/no code N'.
Implementation start date: 01/07/2020 Implementation end date: 30/06/2021 Conditional obligation: Reporting of this data element is conditional on a 'yes' answer to 'Person—smoking status recorded indicator, yes/no code N'.
Implementation start date: 01/07/2020 Implementation end date: 31/12/2020 DSS specific information: Data are provided to the AIHW twice, for smoking status results recorded within the previous 12 months and within the previous 24 months (up to the census date.) Data relating to only the most recently recorded result is provided to the AIHW. Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should be treated as being up to date (that is, as having been updated in the 12 or 24 months up to the census date). Data for CODE 1, CODE 2 and CODE 3 are combined into the category ‘Current smoker’.
Implementation start date: 01/07/2021 Implementation end date: 31/12/2021 Conditional obligation: Reporting against this data element is conditional upon a person: DSS specific information: Data are provided to the AIHW twice: - relating to Indigenous regular clients aged 11 years and over for smoking status results recorded within the previous 24 months (up to the census date). Data relating to only the most recently recorded result are provided to the AIHW. Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should be treated as being up to date (that is, as having been updated in the 24 months up to the census date).
- relating to female Indigenous regular clients who gave birth in the previous 12 months for smoking status results recorded during pregnancy (most recent result recorded prior to the completion of the latest pregnancy). Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should not be counted.
Data for CODE 1, CODE 2 and CODE 3 are combined into the category ‘Current smoker’.
Implementation start date: 01/07/2022 Implementation end date: 31/12/2022 Conditional obligation: Reporting against this data element is conditional upon a person: DSS specific information: Data are provided to the AIHW twice: - relating to Indigenous regular clients aged 11 years and over for smoking status results recorded within the previous 24 months (up to the census date). Data relating to only the most recently recorded result are provided to the AIHW. Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should be treated as being up to date (that is, as having been updated in the 24 months up to the census date).
- relating to female Indigenous regular clients who gave birth in the previous 12 months for smoking status results recorded during pregnancy (most recent result recorded prior to the completion of the latest pregnancy). Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should not be counted.
Data for CODE 1, CODE 2 and CODE 3 are combined into the category ‘Current smoker’.
Implementation start date: 01/01/2021 Implementation end date: 30/06/2021 Conditional obligation: Reporting against this data element is conditional upon a person: DSS specific information: Data are provided to the AIHW twice: - relating to Indigenous regular clients aged 11 years and over for smoking status results recorded within the previous 24 months (up to the census date). Data relating to only the most recently recorded result are provided to the AIHW. Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should be treated as being up to date (that is, as having been updated in the 24 months up to the census date).
- relating to female Indigenous regular clients who gave birth in the previous 12 months for smoking status results recorded during pregnancy (most recent result recorded prior to the completion of the latest pregnancy). Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should not be counted.
Data for CODE 1, CODE 2 and CODE 3 are combined into the category ‘Current smoker’.
Implementation start date: 01/01/2022 Implementation end date: 30/06/2022 Conditional obligation: Reporting against this data element is conditional upon a person: DSS specific information: Data are provided to the AIHW twice: - relating to Indigenous regular clients aged 11 years and over for smoking status results recorded within the previous 24 months (up to the census date). Data relating to only the most recently recorded result are provided to the AIHW. Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should be treated as being up to date (that is, as having been updated in the 24 months up to the census date).
- relating to female Indigenous regular clients who gave birth in the previous 12 months for smoking status results recorded during pregnancy (most recent result recorded prior to the completion of the latest pregnancy). Where the smoking status does not have an assessment date assigned, it should not be counted.
Data for CODE 1, CODE 2 and CODE 3 are combined into the category ‘Current smoker’.
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| Implementation in Indicators: |
Used as Numerator
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Tobacco smoking status, version 1, DE, NHDD, NHIMG, Superseded 01/03/2005.pdf