Table of contents
- Preliminary material (163K PDF)
- Title page and verso
- Contents
- List of figures and tables
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Sections (271K PDF)
- Introduction
- Background
- Purpose of report
- Rationale for the National System for Monitoring Diabetes
- Why monitor diabetes?
- Scope and objectives of the National System for Monitoring Diabetes
- The National System for Monitoring Diabetes
- Key areas for monitoring diabetes in Australia
- Role of the National Centre for Monitoring Diabetes
- Committees
- Role of information providers
- Outputs from the National System for Monitoring Diabetes
- Guidelines
- Indicator sets
- Metadata - Diabetes (clinical) Data Set Specification (DSS)
- Relevant data sources (295K PDF)
- National administrative data sources
- Register data sources
- Survey data sources
- Other existing and developmental data sources
- Review of data sources, indicators and deficiencies for the key areas for monitoring diabetes
- Primary prevention
- Identification of people at risk
- Detection and prevention of diabetes
- Risk factors for complications
- Detection and prevention of complications
- Management and related services
- Non-hospital and emergency care for diabetes and complications
- Admitted-patient hospital and surgical care for diabetes and complications
- Rehabilitation and disability care for people with diabetes
- Palliative care for people with diabetes
- Death from diabetes and complications
- Future opportunities
- Limitations of current data sources relevant to diabetes
- Opportunities for improving the monitoring of diabetes
- Introduction
- End matter (164K PDF)
- Appendix: Indicators relevant to diabetes
- References