Indicator 5 Levels of risky alcohol consumption — Key amendments The CRC has requested an additional data disaggregation for this from previous cycle indicator by socioeconomic status (SES) (national level —remoteness of reporting: data, most recent year only) An additional disaggregation is provided sex by socioeconomic status — (SES) (national level data, most recent year only) Data by Indigenous status re-supplied for 2004-05 based on 2009 NHMRC guidelines to provide a comparable time series with the latest available data Outcome: Australians are born and remain healthy Interim measure: Proportion of adults at risk of long-term harm from alcohol The measure is defined as: numerator persons aged 18 years or over assessed as having an — alcohol consumption pattern that puts them at risk of long-term alcohol related harm denominator population aged 18 years or over — and is expressed as a directly age standardised rate (per cent) risk of alcohol related is defined according to the 2009 ‘Lifetime harm’ National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines: for males and females, no more than two standard drinks on any day. This has been operationalised as: for both males and females, an average of more than 2 standard drinks per day in the last week. 95 per cent confidence intervals and relative standard errors calculated for rates. Data source: Numerator and denominator (All) Australian Health Survey (AHS). Data — are collected every three years. (Indigenous) Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Survey (AATSIHS). Data are collected every six years Data provider: ABS Data availability: (All) 2011-12 (NHS component of the 2011–13 AHS) data provided for 2011-12 report [No new data available] (Indigenous status) Indigenous: 2012-13 (NATSIHS component of the AATSIHS) / non-indigenous: 2011-12 (NHS component of the AHS) [2004-05 data re-supplied to provide comparable time series] Cross tabulations State and Territory, by: provided: Indigenous status (including re-supplied 2004-05 data) Nationally, by sex, by SEIFA IRSD deciles (2011 SEIFA IRSD with ASGS) remoteness, by SEIFA IRSD deciles (2011 SEIFA IRSD with ASGS)
Indicator 5 — Levels of risky alcohol consumption Key amendments from previous cycle of reporting: The CRC has requested an additional data disaggregation for this indicator —remoteness by socioeconomic status (SES) (national level data, most recent year only) An additional disaggregation is provided — sex by socioeconomic status (SES) (national level data, most recent year only) Data by Indigenous status re-supplied for 2004-05 based on 2009 NHMRC guidelines to provide a comparable time series with the latest available data Outcome: Australians are born and remain healthy Interim measure: Proportion of adults at risk of long-term harm from alcohol The measure is defined as: numerator — persons aged 18 years or over assessed as having an alcohol consumption pattern that puts them at risk of long-term alcohol related harm denominator — population aged 18 years or over and is expressed as a directly age standardised rate (per cent) ‘Lifetime risk of alcohol related harm’ is defined according to the 2009 National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines: for males and females, no more than two standard drinks on any day. This has been operationalised as: for both males and females, an average of more than 2 standard drinks per day in the last week. 95 per cent confidence intervals and relative standard errors calculated for rates. Data source: Numerator and denominator — (All) Australian Health Survey (AHS). Data are collected every three years. (Indigenous) Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Survey (AATSIHS). Data are collected every six years Data provider: ABS Data availability: (All) 2011-12 (NHS component of the 2011–13 AHS) data provided for 2011-12 report [No new data available] (Indigenous status) Indigenous: 2012-13 (NATSIHS component of the AATSIHS) / non-indigenous: 2011-12 (NHS component of the AHS) [2004-05 data re-supplied to provide comparable time series] Cross tabulations provided: State and Territory, by: Indigenous status (including re-supplied 2004-05 data) Nationally, by sex, by SEIFA IRSD deciles (2011 SEIFA IRSD with ASGS) remoteness, by SEIFA IRSD deciles (2011 SEIFA IRSD with ASGS)
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