Data from the 2018 Chief Health Officer report
These data visualisations include population and health indicators from the 2018 CHO Report for Hospital and Health Services(HHSs) and Primary Health Networks (PHNs).
- Explore the population of my area
- What are the leading causes of hospitalisations and how are they changing?
- Mothers and babies
- How does my area compare with others?
- Statistical tables
- Supporting resources
Demography
This visualisation presents population distributions and projections for Queensland and the HHSs. The graph below shows Queensland population projections from 2002 to 2026.
View the data visualisation to explore the population of your area. Once in the visualisation, you can use the slider and drop down menus to select year, HHS and sub-population.
Hospitalisations
This visualisation presents hospitalisations for Queensland and the HHSs by selected causes. The graph below displays the data for leading causes of hospitalisations for Queensland.
View the data visualisation to explore the leading causes of hospitalisation and how they are changing. Instructions on how to interact and explore the data will be to the left of the visualisation.
Perinatal
This visualisation presents perinatal and birthweight outcomes for Queensland and the HHSs by selected characteristics. The graph below shows antenatal visits per year by birthweight.
View the data visualisation and explore perinatal indicators for Queensland. Instructions on how to interact and explore the data will be to the left of the visualisation.
Indicators for Hospital and Health Services
This data visualisation includes population and health indicators from the 2018 CHO Report. The graph below shows the projected increase of population by HHSs.
View the data visualisation and see how your area compares with others. Instructions on how interact and explore the data will be to the left of the left of the visualisation.
Statistical difference between these areas is available from the statistical tables (XLSX, 461 kB).
Statistical tables
The statistical tables (XLSX, 461 kB)1 include more detailed information.
Supporting resources
The Methods for reporting health status report (PDF, 988 kB) provides definitions and further information on data sources and analysis.
If you can't see the data visualisation, refer to the statistical tables (XLSX, 461 kB) or email.
