Prelims
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Some of the graphs below show geographic variations in disease, death and hospital separation rates. The Greater Southern Area is divided into 3 Sectors shown in this map.
IMPORTANT - if you are unfamiliar with the presentation and interpretation of the data please read the linked document - standardisation explained.
Links to sites outside the GSAHS web-site are indicated by the following symbol 
epidemiology@gsahs.health.nsw.gov.au
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What's new
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The 2008 Full Report on Adult Health - relevant links on this site to 2008 data have been updated - Full report Link(Aug 09)
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Latest Greater Southern population projections 2006-2036, produced by NSW Health June 2009. - Link (June 09)
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The Greater Southern Summary Report of population health indicators from the 2008 NSW CHO Report - Link (May 09)
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The 2008 NSW Health Survey Report on Adult Health for Greater Southern- relevant links on this page to 2008 data have been updated - Full report Link(May 09)
- The GSAHS Health Inequity Atlas Health inequities section (February 09)
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Reports, links and references
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Acknowledgements
Reports - GSAHS based epidemiological reports
Links
References
What data where - guide to finding data for GSAHS communities for needs assessments etc.
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Small area data
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Local Government areas and GSAHS Sectors
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Population demographics |
Population data explained
2006 Census tables
Estimated resident population
Population projection to 2036
Population pyramids (graphs)
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Burden of disease |
Life expectancy
Mortality - deaths by cause
Morbidity - self-rated health status and quality of life indicators, hospitalisations
by cause |
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Income
Pensions and benefits
Family and household characteristics
Socioeconomic indices
Crime
Social capital
Remoteness
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Environmental Tobacco
Other factors for GSAHS - water, internal air pollution, hand hygiene
Other environmental factors for NSW
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Physical activity
Nutrition
Smoking
Alcohol use in adults
Cannabis use in adults
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Mapping health inequities - GSAHS Inequity atlas
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People
Child health
School students survey
NSW Chief Health Officer's Report on special populations:
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Cardiovascular Disease (eg: heart disease and stroke)
Diabetes
Cancer
Respiratory disease (eg: asthma, COPD) Injury- (including falls, motor vehicle related injury etc)
Mental health (including suicide)
Overweight and obesity
Oral health
Pregnancy and the newborn
Communicable disease
Immunisation
Incontinence
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Private health insurance Difficulties accessing care
Use and satisfaction with services:
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