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National health data dictionary version 14National health data dictionary no. 14The National health data dictionary (the NHDD) is a national resource which health jurisdictions use to ensure the consistency and comparability of all data collected under the National Health Information Agreement. It is increasingly being used as a resource to standardise data collections that are not mandatory for national collection. It is vital that the health care community continues to standardise the meaning and representation of data used for both clinical purposes and statistical analysis. The use of the NHDD is an important step in this process. With the comparability of data collected based on definitions in the NHDD, information collected by jurisdictions throughout Australia can provide meaningful input to community discussion and public policy debate on health issues in Australia. The aim of such discussion is to improve the quality and safety of health care for all Australians. Version 14 has been downloaded from METeOR which is an internet registry for development, registration and dissemination of metadata based on the latest version of the international standard ISO/IEC 11179 Information technology-Metadata registries (MDR) in 2003. The Dictionary is available online at <meteor.aihw.gov.au>. Authored by Health Data Standards Committee. Published 21 July 2008; ISSN 1329-4555; ISBN-13 978 1 74024 799 3; AIHW cat. no. HWI 101; INTERNET ONLY |
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National health data dictionary version 13National health data dictionaryThe National health data dictionary (NHDD) is a national resource which health jurisdictions use to ensure the consistency and comparability of all data collected under the National Health Information Agreement. It is increasingly being used as a resource to standardise data collections that are not mandatory for national collection. This includes a CD-ROM that also includes detailed information about all of the metadata items (cat.no. HWI 87, ISBN 1 74024 580 6). Authored by Health Data Standards Committee. Published 25 July 2006; ISSN 1329-4555; ISBN-13 978 1 74024 581 4; AIHW cat. no. HWI 88; 245pp.; $40.00 |
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Data set specification, cancer (clinical): National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 SupplementNational health data dictionaryData Set Specifications (DSS) are metadata sets that are not mandated for collection but are recommended as best practice. This metadata set is primarily concerned with the clinical use of cancer data. While the use of this standard is voluntary, it should be used by health and health-related establishments that create, use or maintain, records on health care clients. The Cancer (clinical) DSS aims to ensure national consistency in relation to defining, monitoring and recording information on patients diagnosed with cancer. Authored by Health Data Standards Committee. Published 14 October 2004; ISSN 1329 4555; ISBN-13 978 1 74024 288 2; AIHW cat. no. HWI 71; 90pp.; $22.00 |
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National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 SupplementNational health data dictionaryThe National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, Supplement contains modifications and new items endorsed since Version 12 of the data dictionary was published. Version 12 supplement lists definitions for all the National Minimum Data Sets agreed for mandatory collection and reporting at a national level in Australia's health sector. This version of the Dictionary includes a number of nationally endorsed data definitions for use by clinicians. Authored by National Health Data Committee (now HDSC). Published 14 October 2004; AIHW cat. no. HWI 72; 405pp.; OUT OF PRINT |
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National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 with Supplement, CD-ROMNational health data dictionaryThe National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, Supplement contains modifications and new items endorsed since Version 12 of the data dictionary was published. Version 12 supplement lists definitions for all the National Minimum Data Sets agreed for mandatory collection and reporting at a national level in Australia's health sector. This version of the Dictionary includes a number of nationally endorsed data definitions for use by clinicians. Authored by National Health Data Committee (now HDSC). Published 14 October 2004; AIHW cat. no. HWI 73; 1257pp.; OUT OF PRINT |
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National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12 (SET 2)National health data dictionarySet 2 contains the National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 (Vol 1 & 2) and the National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 Supplement. The National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, updates the data definitions endorsed as national standards for use by those collecting health data in Australia. Version 12 includes definitions for all the National Minimum Data Sets agreed for mandatory collection and reporting at a national level in Australia's health sector. This version of the Dictionary also includes a significantly expanded number of nationally endorsed data definitions for use by clinicians. Use of the Dictionary will help ensure that health data in Australia are uniform and of high quality.The National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, Supplement contains modifications and new items endorsed since version 12 of the data dictionary was published. Version 12 supplement lists definitions for all the National Minimum Data Sets agreed for mandatory collection and reporting at a national level in Australia's health sector. This version of the Dictionary includes a number of nationally endorsed data definitions for use by clinicians. Authored by National Health Data Committee (now HDSC). Published 14 October 2004; AIHW cat. no. HWI 75; 852pp.; OUT OF PRINT |
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National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12 (SET 3)National health data dictionary no. 12Set 3 contains the National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 (Vol 1 & 2), the National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 Supplement and the National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 with supplement CD ROM. The National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, updates the data definitions endorsed as national standards for use by those collecting health data in Australia. Version 12 includes definitions for all the National Minimum Data Sets agreed for mandatory collection and reporting at a national level in Australia's health sector. This version of the Dictionary also includes a significantly expanded number of nationally endorsed data definitions for use by clinicians.The National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, Supplement contains modifications and new items endorsed since version 12 of the data dictionary was published. Authored by National Health Data Committee (now HDSC). Published 14 October 2004; AIHW cat. no. HWI 76; 1257pp.; OUT OF PRINT |
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Data set specification, acute coronary syndrome (clinical),: National Health Data Dictionary version 12 supplementNational health data dictionaryData Set Specifications (DSS) are metadata sets that are not mandated for collection but are recommended as best practice. It is recommended that, if collecting data for purposes of primary patient care, planning or analysis, the entire DDS be collected. This metadata set is primarily concerned with the clinical use of acute coronary syndrome data. While the use of this standard is voluntary, it should be used by health and health-related establishments that create, use or maintain, records on health care clients. The Acute Coronary Syndrome (Clinical) DSS aims to ensure national consistency in relation to defining, monitoring and recording information on patients diagnosed with acute coronary syndrome. Authored by Health Data Standards Committee. Published 10 August 2004; ISSN 1 329 4555; ISBN-13 978 1 74024 394 0; AIHW cat. no. HWI 70; 135pp.; OUT OF PRINT |
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National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 (CD-ROM)National health data dictionaryThe National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, updates the data definitions endorsed as national standards for use by those collecting health data in Australia. Version 12 includes definitions for all the National Minimum Data Sets agreed for mandatory collection and reporting at a national level in Australia's health sector. This version of the Dictionary also includes a significantly expanded number of nationally endorsed data definitions for use by clinicians. Use of the Dictionary will help ensure that health data in Australia are uniform and of high quality. The format for data definitions continues to be based on the international standard for defining data elements issued by the International Organisation for Standardization. The Dictionary is also available in a searchable database form on CD and the Knowledgebase - Australia's Health, Community Services and Housing Metadata Registry on the Institute's internet home page (www.aihw.gov.au). Authored by National Health Data Committee (now HDSC). Published 3 February 2004; ISBN-13 978 1 74024 350 6; AIHW cat. no. HWI 63; 852pp.; OUT OF PRINT |
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National Health Data Dictionary Version 12 (SET)National health data dictionaryThe National Health Data Dictionary, Version 12, updates the data definitions endorsed as national standards for use by those collecting health data in Australia. Version 12 includes definitions for all the National Minimum Data Sets agreed for mandatory collection and reporting at a national level in Australia's health sector. This version of the Dictionary also includes a significantly expanded number of nationally endorsed data definitions for use by clinicians. This set includes Volumes 1 and 2, version 12 supplement, and supplement CD Use of the Dictionary will help ensure that health data in Australia are uniform and of high quality. The format for data definitions continues to be based on the international standard for defining data elements issued by the International Organisation for Standardization. The Dictionary is also available in a searchable database form on CD and the Knowledgebase - Australia's Health, Community Services and Housing Metadata Registry on the Institute's internet home page (www.aihw.gov.au). Authored by National Health Data Committee (now HDSC). Published 3 February 2004; ISBN-13 978 1 74024 350 6; AIHW cat. no. HWI 63SET; 852pp.; OUT OF PRINT |