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Indigenous primary health care: PI23a-Number of regular clients with Type II diabetes who have had a blood pressure measurement result recorded, 2012

Identifying and definitional attributes

Metadata item type:Help on this termIndicator
Indicator type:Help on this termOutput measure
Short name:Help on this termPI23a-Number of regular clients with Type II diabetes who have had a blood pressure measurement result recorded, 2012
METEOR identifier:Help on this term441412
Registration status:Help on this term
  • Health, Superseded 23/02/2012
Description:Help on this term

NOTE: THIS PERFORMANCE INDICATOR HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED BY ITS EQUIVALENT FOR 2013, WITHOUT BEING MADE A STANDARD.

Number of regular clients who are Indigenous, have Type II diabetes and who have had a blood pressure measurement result recorded at the primary health care service within the previous 6 months.
Rationale:Help on this term

For Indigenous people with Type II diabetes, monitoring blood pressure can help assure appropriate medical care to lower the risk of macrovascular (stroke, heart attack and heart failure) and microvascular (kidney disease, eye disease and peripheral neuropathy) complications.

Indicator set:Help on this termIndigenous primary health care key performance indicators (2012)
Health, Superseded 23/02/2012

Collection and usage attributes

Computation description:Help on this term

Count of regular clients who are Indigenous, have Type II diabetes and who have had a blood pressure measurement result recorded at the primary health care service within the previous 6 months.

‘Regular client’ refers to a client of an OATSIH-funded primary health care service (that is required to report against the Indigenous primary health care key performance indicators) who has an active medical record; that is, a client who has attended the OATSIH-funded primary health care service at least 3 times in 2 years.

Exclude Type I diabetes, secondary diabetes, gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), previous GDM, impaired fasting glucose, impaired glucose tolerance.

Results arising from measurements conducted outside of the service, that are known by the service, are included in the calculation of this indicator.

Presented as a number.

Computation:Help on this termNumerator only
Numerator:Help on this termNumber of regular clients who are Indigenous, have Type II diabetes and who have had a blood pressure measurement result recorded at the primary health care service within the previous 6 months.
Numerator data elements:Help on this term
Data Element / Data Set

Person—Indigenous status, code N

Data Source

Indigenous primary health care data collection

NMDS / DSS

Indigenous primary health care DSS 2012-14

Data Element / Data Set

Person—diabetes mellitus status, code NN

Data Source

Indigenous primary health care data collection

NMDS / DSS

Indigenous primary health care DSS 2012-14

Guide for use

Type II diabetes only.

Data Element / Data Set

Person—regular client indicator, yes/no code N

Data Source

Indigenous primary health care data collection

NMDS / DSS

Indigenous primary health care DSS 2012-14

Data Element / Data Set

Person—blood pressure measurement result recorded indicator, yes/no code N

Data Source

Indigenous primary health care data collection

NMDS / DSS

Indigenous primary health care DSS 2012-14

Disaggregation:Help on this term

1. Sex:
a) Male
b) Female

2. Age:
a) 0-4 years 
b) 5-14 years
c) 15-24 years
d) 25-34 years
e) 35-44 years
f) 45-54 years
g) 55-64 years
h) 65 years and over

Disaggregation data elements:Help on this term
Data Element / Data Set

Person—sex, code N

Data Source

Indigenous primary health care data collection

NMDS / DSS

Indigenous primary health care DSS 2012-14

Data Element / Data Set

Person—age, total years N[NN]

Data Source

Indigenous primary health care data collection

NMDS / DSS

Indigenous primary health care DSS 2012-14

Representational attributes

Representation class:Help on this termCount
Data type:Help on this termReal
Unit of measure:Help on this termPerson

Indicator conceptual framework

Framework and dimensions:Help on this termEffective/Appropriate/Efficient

Data source attributes

Data sources:Help on this term
Data Source

Indigenous primary health care data collection

Frequency

6 monthly

Data custodian

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

Source and reference attributes

Submitting organisation:Help on this term

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW)

Department of Health and Ageing (DoHA)

Relational attributes

Related metadata references:Help on this term
Has been superseded by Indigenous primary health care: PI23a-Number of regular clients with Type II diabetes who have had a blood pressure measurement result recorded, 2013
  • Health, Superseded 21/11/2013
  • Indigenous, Superseded 21/11/2013
See also Indigenous primary health care: PI23b-Proportion of regular clients with Type II diabetes who have had a blood pressure measurement result recorded, 2012
  • Health, Superseded 23/02/2012
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