1. Health conditions
Health conditions such as low birthweight, cancer, diabetes, infections, injury or psychological distress can impose significant costs on society in terms of health system use, days off work because of illness or to care for people who are ill, and reduced quality of life. The incidence and prevalence of conditions across the community can provide an overall picture of the health of the community, representing the outcomes of all the factors that shape our health.
Indicators in this framework
- Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.4–Incidence of end-stage kidney disease, 2019
Health, Standard 09/04/2020 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.5–Hospitalisation for injury and poisoning, 2019
Health, Standard 09/04/2020 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.2–Incidence of selected cancers, 2019
Health, Standard 09/04/2020 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.6–Proportion of babies born with low birthweight, 2019
Health, Standard 09/04/2020 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.1–Incidence of heart attacks (acute coronary events), 2019
Health, Standard 09/04/2020 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.2–Incidence of selected cancers, 2020
Health, Standard 13/10/2021 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.6–Proportion of babies born with low birthweight, 2020
Health, Standard 02/12/2020 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.4–Incidence of end-stage kidney disease, 2020
Health, Standard 13/10/2021 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.5–Hospitalisation for injury and poisoning, 2020
Health, Standard 13/10/2021 - Australian Health Performance Framework: PI 3.1.1–Incidence of heart attacks (acute coronary events), 2020
Health, Standard 13/10/2021