Rural, regional and remote health: A study on mortality
Rural, regional and remote health: A study on mortality Report
- Author(s): Australian Institute of Health and Welfare,
- Published: 2007
- Publisher: AIHW
- Edition: 2nd
Abstract: Death rates are a useful indicator of the underlying health status of a population. In general, people living in regional and remote Australia have higher death rates than those living in major cities. This report, the eighth in the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare's rural health series, describes the patterns of death in regional and remote areas and quantifies the difference in death rates amongst people living in major cities and those living outside them.
- Urls: https://www.aihw.gov.au/getmedia/34246369-b74c-483f-8165-8954403fc4d8/rrrh-som-2.pdf.aspx?inline=true Available from, https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/rural-remote-australians/rural-regional-remote-mortality-study-2nd-edition/contents/table-of-contents Download site
- Publisher Location: Canberra