The Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health: Data book for the 2006 phase 4 survey of younger cohort (28-33 years)

- Research Centre for Gender, Health and Ageing, University of Newcastle & School of Population Health, University of Queensland (2007)

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The Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health (ALSWH) includes the satisfaction rating given by Australian women to a number of areas relating to GP visits. These include the amount of time spent with the doctor, the doctor's explanation of their problems and treatment, the doctor's interests in how the women felt about having the tests, treatment of the advice given, the opportunity to ask questions, personal manner, technical skills, and the cost of the visit. Data is reported by metropolitan, regional and remote regions.

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Category Health Care Accessibility
Indicator Satisfaction with Health Care Services
Published By Research Centre for Gender, Health and Ageing, University of Newcastle & School of Population Health, University of Queensland
Published Date 2007
Catalogue Number N/A
Frequency Triennial
Contact Women's Health Australia, Research Centre for Gender, Health & Ageing, University of Newcastle 02 4913 8872
Cost Free
National Data Yes
State Wide Data No
Regional Data No
LGA Data No
Gender Lens Yes
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lens No
Disability Lens No
Sexual Diversity Lens No
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Lens No
Age Classification Aged 28-33