Health Statistics Summary
STATISTICS SUMMARY ON HEART disease in Australia
ASSIGNMENT BASICS
chosen topic;
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the population groupings most relevant for this issue are:
(list a minimum of two, eg: age, gender, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous, sexuality, urban/rural, socio-economic status):
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The key sources of epidemiological statistics will be
(name websites and other sources, provide specific urls/catalogue numbers):
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ASSIGNMENT PARAGRAPH PLANNER
1. Introduction – 100 words
My opening sentence might be:………………………………………………………………..……………….
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I will describe the disease using medical terminology like this:…………………………………………….
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2. Main body – approx. 800 words
Provide an account of the epidemiological data that points to patterns of this disease in relation to specific population groups, e.g. women have higher rates of
morbidity and mortality in relation to the issue than men, or rural men are much more likely to experience a particular health issue than men living in state capitals.
Paragraph 1– key points:
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Evidence/references I will use to support………………………………………………………………….….
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Paragraph 2 – key points:
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Paragraph 3 – key points:
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Paragraph 4 – key points:
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Use appropriate tables to illustrate the key points, and make sure you provide a label with full information of where the table was drawn from.
The tables I will include will be:
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3. Conclusion – 100 words.
Reiterate the key points that you have made in your summary. Make it clear what the most prominent patterns of inequality are that you found in relation to the issue.
My main points to make are:….………………………………………………………………..……………….
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My closing sentence might be……………………………………:…………………………………………….
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4. Reference list
List all references used – this should be a minimum of 6. These should include:
– Full references for all data cited. Check APA or Harvard referencing guides for details of how to reference websites and data from websites.
– A minimum of two academic journal articles relating to the health issue that also use data to demonstrate the impact of the health issue for a particular
population group (or groups).
– Pay close attention to the reference guidelines on how to format your reference list
My draft reference list is here (in alphabetical order):
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Health Statistics Summary
GUIDELINES
STEP 1: Choose a health issue from the following:
1. Smoking
2. Alcohol consumption
3. Heart disease
4. Suicide
5. Sexually Transmissible Infections
6. Anxiety and/or depression
7. Dementia
8. Family and Domestic or Sexual Violence
STEP 2: Research the available statistics on your chosen health issue using credible
sources. These might include (but are not limited to):
The World Health Organisation (WHO) Global Health Observatory (GHO)
http://www.who.int/gho/en/
It is always important to explain the global context of the issue you are looking at. What are
the international patterns in relation to the issue? How do these compare to Australia? A
good starting point for global health data is the WHO.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
http://www.abs.gov.au/
The main source of Australian health statistics is the Australian Bureau of Statistics. You
could start by searching the results of their Australian Health Survey, and look at the
information on the Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA).
Public Health Information Development Unit (PHIDU)
http://www.adelaide.edu.au/phidu/
Social Health Atlases providing lots of charts, data and reports are available here from the
PHIDU. Led by Director John Glover at the University of Adelaide.
STEP 3: Once you have done some initial research into the data on your health issue
you will then need to identify a minimum of one population focus that is most relevant in
terms of the patterns evident in the health data and how the health issue impacts more or
less on specific population groups. Depending on the data you find choosing two might be
more helpful in describing the patterns you have found (eg. Age and Gender, or Gender and
Geographical location). These might include any of the following:
?? Age
?? Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander or non-Indigenous
?? Gender
?? Sexuality
?? Socio-economic status
?? Geographical location (e.g. urban or rural/remote)
For example, if your chosen health issue was sexually transmissible infections you may
decide to look at STIs in women aged 15-24. If your topic was suicide you might choose to
look at suicide in men living in rural areas.
STEP 4: Write a summary of the statistics that covers the following:
?? History of the health issue (eg, is it a recent phenomenon, how has the issue
changed or become more prominent in recent times?)
?? Global data on the health issue (eg, how do figures vary worldwide, between different
countries/continents/developing/Westernised countries)
?? Australian data on the health issue
?? Local data on the health issue (eg, how do figures vary state by state, and between
Local Government Authorities, or between rural/urban areas) NB: this data may not
be available for all issues.
?? Which particular groups are most vulnerable in relation to the issue? This is where
you might choose to focus your summary on the most significant patterns of health
inequalities in the data.
o Does the issue affect women more than men, or affect men and women
differently?
o Does the issue have different patterns in relation to different age groups?
o Is an issue more prevalent in certain areas (for example, particular Local
Government Authorities within South Australia, or in rural or urban areas,
State by State, etc.)?
o Does the issue impact more on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
than non-Indigenous people?
?? Provide tables to illustrate the patterns discussed in the summary – and ensure they
are all labelled with a title and source (reference).
?? Include reference to a minimum of TWO academic journal articles that also discuss
the epidemiological data in relation to your chosen health issue
Provide evidence to support all of the statements made in the Summary. Do not make any
claims without appropriate referencing. If you are unsure about this then consult the
Referencing guidelines on the Student Learning Centre FLO site, and also go through the
Academic Integrity at Flinders topic on FLO – ACINT001. Choose either APA or Harvard
referencing and follow the appropriate guidelines on FLO closely.
As a guide the following structure should be followed. See also the Health Statistics
Summary Assignment Planner, also available on FLO for you to use to as a more detailed
planning tool.
Health Statistics Summary Outline:
Title
Introduction (approximately 100wds)
Main body (approximately 800wds)
Conclusion (approximately 100wds)
Reference list (minimum of 6 sources, including minimum of 2 journal articles)
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