| Description |
viii, 155 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm |
| Contents |
Ch. 1. Opening remarks -- Introduction to the Indigenous disability dta workshop / Barry Wight -- An Aboriginal community control perspective / Steve Larkin -- A State perspective / Ian Hamm -- A Torres Strait Islander perspective / Grace Fischer -- ch. 2. Reports on the roles of Commonwealth agencies : -- Department of Health and Family Services / Kim Wisener -- Department of Social Security and Centrelink / Cheryl Trussler -- ch. 3. Reports from State and Territory agencies -- New South Wales / Allan Dernee -- Victoria / Ian Hamm -- Queensland / Mike Lewis -- Queensland / Don Lewis -- South Australia / Vicki-Lee Knowles -- Western Australia / Charlie Rook -- Tasmania / Sue Prestedge -- Northern Territory / Ali Nur -- Australian Capital Territory / Elaine Pulleine -- ch. 4. Concepts, definitions and data collection -- Ideas and options for collecting disability data for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples / Jennie Widdowson -- Disability definitions and concepts : working towards national consistency / Ros Madden -- ch. 5. Assessing the need for services ; surveys, other collections and studies -- Aboriginal perception of disability : developing a shared lexicon / Trish Rees -- The Taree study - a model for Indigenous disability research / Neil Thomson -- Do/How do/should definitions of disability incorporate Indigenous perceptions of disability? / Louis Ariotti -- Plans for testing the Beta ICIDH-2 in the area of indigenous Australians with a disability / Kate Senior -- The Aboriginal community controlled health sector perspective on the collection and use of Aboriginal health data, and its relevance for people with a disability in Aboriginal communities / Pat Swan and John D. B. Williams -- ch. 6. Quality and reporting of indigenous disability data -- Reporting on government services received by indigenous people with a disability / Jeff Byrne -- The indigenous identification standard classification question and issues for disability / Phillipa Scurrah -- Assessing the completeness and quality of indigenous identification in administrative collections / Barbara Gray, Joan Cunningham and Tony Barnes -- Issues of identification in CSDA-funded disability support services - South Australia and Victoria / Mary Beneforti and Yin Paradies.endations |
| Summary |
Provides information on the current status of Indigenous disability data collections in the States and Territories; data quality, data requirements and data collection issues; identification of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin |
| Notes |
"A joint program of the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, and Department of Health and Family Services" |
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AIHW Catalogue No. DIS 10 |
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Includes tables |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Commonwealth of Australia 1998 |
| Subject |
Aboriginal Australians -- Statistics.
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Aboriginal Australians with disabilities -- Statistics.
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Aboriginal Australians with disabilities -- Population -- Statistical methods.
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Aboriginal Australians with disabilities.
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Aboriginal Australians -- Disabilities -- Statistics
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Aboriginal Australians -- Population -- Statistical methods.
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Demographic surveys -- Australia -- Statistical methods.
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People with disabilities -- Statistics.
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| Genre/Form |
Statistics.
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| Author |
Australia. Department of Health and Family Services.
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Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
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Indigenous Disability Data Workshop (1998 : Canberra)
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| ISBN |
0642247684 |
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