This data element is used to record the Hospital Registration Number (HRN).

HRNs are allocated to people when they are born in Northern Territory public hospitals or when they first attend a Northern Territory public hospital to receive a service. It is a unique number that is not associated with a Medicare number.  As at May 2013, the HRNs are either 6 or 7 digits long but there is capacity to increase to more digits as required.

A person's HRN does not change.  It remains with them for the duration of their life.

This data element is used to record the Hospital Registration Number (HRN).

HRNs are allocated to people when they are born in Northern Territory public hospitals or when they first attend a Northern Territory public hospital to receive a service. It is a unique number that is not associated with a Medicare number. As at May 2013, the HRNs are either 6 or 7 digits long but there is capacity to increase to more digits as required.

A person's HRN does not change. It remains with them for the duration of their life.

For administrative purposes, the HRN is reported twice on the collection form (as pages of the form are separated the HRN is reported once on page 1 and once on page 2).

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

This data element is used to record the Hospital Registration Number (HRN).

HRNs are allocated to people when they are born in Northern Territory public hospitals or when they first attend a Northern Territory public hospital to receive a service. It is a unique number that is not associated with a Medicare number.  As at May 2013, the HRNs are either 6 or 7 digits long but there is capacity to increase to more digits as required.

A person's HRN does not change.  It remains with them for the duration of their life.

This data element is used to record the Hospital Registration Number (HRN).

HRNs are allocated to people when they are born in Northern Territory public hospitals or when they first attend a Northern Territory public hospital to receive a service. It is a unique number that is not associated with a Medicare number.  As at May 2013, the HRNs are either 6 or 7 digits long but there is capacity to increase to more digits as required.

A person's HRN does not change.  It remains with them for the duration of their life.

'88888888' is used to record data that is invalid.

'99999999' is used to record data that is not stated.

This identifier is reported for the worker.

This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

This identifier is reported for the worker.
 
This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

This identifier is reported for the worker.
 
This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

This identifier is reported for the worker.
 
This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

This identifier is reported for the worker.
 
This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

This identifier is reported for the worker.
 
This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

This identifier is reported for the worker.
 
This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

This identifier is reported for the worker.
 
This item allows those jurisdictions who have the capacity to report an identifier for workers (but not a Statistical Linkage Key for workers) to provide this information voluntarily to facilitate the accurate reporting of the number of teachers working, including those working across multiple service providers.

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island).

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)
 

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)
 

For the purposes of the Juvenile Justice NMDS, a code consisting of a State and Territory identifier followed by a varying number of characters, depending on the State and Territory.

A State and Territory identifier should be the first character of the ID, according to the following ABS standard:

1.  New South Wales

2.  Victoria

3.  Queensland

4.  South Australia

5.  Western Australia

6.  Tasmania

7.  Northern Territory

8.  Australian Capital Territory

9.  Other Territories (i.e. Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Christmas Island and Jervis Bay Territory)

Each client is to be assigned a Client ID by the juvenile justice department that will be retained by the juvenile and will remain unique to that client through time. The first character of the ID code indicates the State or Territory of the juvenile justice department responsible for the juvenile. Subsequent characters may be alphabetical or numeric and the number of characters may vary between States and Territories. However, within each State and Territory, each client should be identified by a code using a consistent format.

The identifier should be assigned by the State or Territory juvenile justice department when the juvenile first comes under the department’s control or supervision. The client should retain the same unique identifier across episodes and across time.

This data element should be recorded for each juvenile justice client on entry to each juvenile justice episode.

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 = New South Wales
2 = Victoria
3 = Queensland
4 = South Australia
5 = Western Australia
6 = Tasmania
7 = Northern Territory
8 = Australian Capital Territory
9 = Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)
 

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)
 

This item is collected once for the mother and once for the baby.

This item is collected once for the mother and once for the baby.

This item is collected once for the mother and once for the baby.

This data element is recorded once for the mother and once for the baby.

This data element is recorded once for the mother and once for the baby.

This data element is recorded once for the mother and once for the baby.

This data element is recorded once for the mother and once for the baby. In the case of multiple births, this data element should be recorded for each baby born.

This data element is recorded once for the mother and once for the baby. In the case of multiple births, this data element should be recorded for each baby born.

This data element corresponds to the following question of the Clinic Visit Form: 

2. Prisoner identifier.

This data element corresponds to the following question of the Clinic form:

2. Prisoner identifier (unique to prison).

Within this data collection, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

This data element corresponds to the following question of the Prison Dischargee Form: 

2. Prisoner identifier (unique to prison).

Within this data collection, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

Within this data collection, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

This data element corresponds to the following question of the Prison Dischargee Form:

2. Prisoner identifier (unique to prison)

Within this NBEDS, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

This data element corresponds to the following question of the Prison Entrants Form: 

2. Prisoner identifier (unique to prison).

Within this NBEDS, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

Within this NBEDS, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

This data element corresponds to the following questions of the Prison Entrants Form:

2. Prisoner identifier (unique to prison)

Within this NBEDS, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

This data element corresponds to the following question of the Repeat Medications Form: 

2. Prisoner identifier (unique to prison).

Within this NBEDS, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

Within this NBEDS, person identifier refers to the prisoner identifier. The prisoner identifier is assigned by the Department of Corrective Services in each state and territory.

This data element corresponds to the following question of the Prisoners in Custody—Repeat Medications form:

2. Prisoner identifier (unique to prison)

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

For mental health collections, the Person identifier for a uniquely identifiable person should be consistent between National minimum data sets and other associated collections, and across collection periods, where technically possible.

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island).

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person within the State and Territory youth justice agency responsible for the young person. 

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island).

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice agency responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice agency responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)
 

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)
 

A person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 = New South Wales
2 = Victoria
3 = Queensland
4 = South Australia
5 = Western Australia
6 = Tasmania
7 = Northern Territory
8 = Australian Capital Territory
9 = Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)

A person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 = New South Wales
2 = Victoria
3 = Queensland
4 = South Australia
5 = Western Australia
6 = Tasmania
7 = Northern Territory
8 = Australian Capital Territory
9 = Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)
 

The person identifier is a jurisdictionally-specific code that uniquely identifies a young person (youth justice client) within the State or Territory youth justice department responsible for the young person.

A State or Territory identifier should be the first character of the person identifier according to the following:

1 New South Wales
 
2 Victoria
 
3 Queensland
 
4 South Australia
 
5 Western Australia
 
6 Tasmania
 
7 Northern Territory
 
8 Australian Capital Territory
 
9 Other territories (e.g. Christmas Island)