Admitted patient palliative care in Australia 1999-00
The National Palliative Care Strategy seeks to achieve consistent reporting on palliative care services across all service delivery settings. National information about community-based palliative care is not yet available, however, this report presents part of the picture by providing an overview of palliative care delivered in Australian hospitals during 1999-00.Admitted Patient Palliative Care in Australia 1999-00 describes hospital establishments that provide palliative care, and includes information on the demographic characteristics of patients, diagnoses, procedures undergone, and average lengths of stay.
ISBN 978 1 74024 283 7; Cat. no. HSE 27; 53pp.; OUT OF PRINT
Admitted patient palliative care in Australia 1999-00
Full publication
Publication table of contents
- Preliminary material (124K PDF)
- Title page and verso
- List of tables and figures
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Symbols
- Summary
- Sections
- Introduction (122K PDF)
- Background
- Purpose of this report
- National Hospital Morbidity Database
- Limitations related to mortality data
- Types of admitted patient palliative care (114K PDF)
- Public hospital establishments providing palliative care (133K PDF)
- Palliative care separations by age and sex (98K PDF)
- Geographic location of patients and hospitals (143K PDF)
- Country of birth and Indigenous status (132K PDF)
- Patient accommodation eligibility status (114K PDF)
- Setting prior to admission (98K PDF)
- Mode of separation (98K PDF)
- Principal and additional diagnoses (175K PDF)
- High-volume principal diagnoses
- Separations with HIV as additional diagnosis
- Number of diagnoses
- Procedures (214K PDF)
- High-volume procedures
- Number of procedures
- Deaths in Australia due to neoplasm (94K PDF)
- End matter (97K PDF)
Notes and Corrections
- 030805 Updated pages 26,30 & 32
Recommended citation
AIHW 2003. Admitted patient palliative care in Australia 1999-00. Cat. no. HSE 27. Canberra: AIHW.