The Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health (ALSWH) includes the percentage of Australian women aged 28-33 who use contraception and the types of contraception used. Data includes the total number of years women have taken the oral contraception pill, whether the women have tried to obtain the emergency contraceptive pill (morning after pill) and whether they found it to be readily available. Data is reported by metropolitan, regional and remote regions.
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| Category |
Sexual & Reproductive Health |
| Indicator |
Contraception |
| 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 |