Lynelle Moon

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

The AIHW is pleased to announce that approved researchers can now use de-identified data from Australia’s first COVID-19 linked data set to better understand the impact of #COVID19 & #LongCovid.
Check your eligibility👉https://t.co/p4YNhzXvIB
More info👉https://t.co/FZvW1RJHyP

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

Explore the leading causes of total disease burden for males and females in the 2022 Australian Burden of Disease Study. https://t.co/6cevA8uwsK

New interactive data dashboard ➡️ https://t.co/5QvBH6caFY

#BurdenofDisease #DiseaseBurden @BurdenEU

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

The #ScottishBurdenOfDisease study found that years of life lost to #COVID19 mortality decreased in 2021, from 2020.

Despite overall reductions, COVID-19 mortality inequalities widened in 2021.

Read more in the published @JECH_BMJ paper 👇
https://t.co/QTSuzq0epC

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

There were just over 8,400 disability-adjusted life years lost in 2020 from COVID-19 in Australia, and 97% of this disease burden was from fatal cases. See more: https://t.co/9y7WVEBe0O

#COVID19 #COVID19Aus

[Lynelle Moon @DrLynelleMoon]

Very pleased to have our report out today - a comprehensive look at the direct and indirect health effects of COVID-19. Includes new analysis on the burden of disease from COVID-19 in Aus.

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

🆕 release out today: The first year of COVID-19 in Australia: direct and indirect health effects https://t.co/9y7WVEjD9g

#COVID19 #COVID19Aus

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

🆕 release out today: Australian Burden of Disease Study 2018 – Key findings https://t.co/YABhzZARDG

[Esri Australia @esriaustralia]

Check out @aihw #arcgisdashboards on #diabetes, #cardiovascular and #chronickidneydisease highlighting geographic patterns in disease prevalence across the nation. https://t.co/3p24FfmDYJ
#GIS #GISinHealth #Health #disease #geography #healthcareanalytics

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

#COVID19 population health loss in 2020 was very substantial. Findings from the #ScottishBurdenOfDisease study show that pre-pandemic annual #DALYs due to inequalities in multiple deprivation were at least 5-fold higher than #COVID19 #DALYs

🔗 to paper: https://t.co/xpzx3gl41e

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

The AIHW is very pleased a journal article authored by members of the AIHW Burden of Disease team and Expert Advisory Group has been published in the high impact journal: International Journal of Epidemiology (@IntJEpidemiol). Read more: https://t.co/UpdRhV6qoz

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

Our 🆕 report looks at how individual & family factors in home environments impact Australian childhood #overweight & #obesity rates and the wider community. See more: https://t.co/y6y0QVMaBk

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

ICYMI: Last year we examined how #COVID19 changed the way Australians used health services, from mental health services to hand hygiene in hospitals: https://t.co/iW9JhRJUBK

#COVID19Au #COVID19Aus #Coronavirus #Healthcare

[BurdenEU @BurdenEU]

🚨✍️ A new paper from our #BurdenEU @COSTprogramme has just been published in @Archpubhealth.

Reflections on key methodological decisions in national #BurdenOfDisease assessments.

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

Australia’s #lifeexpectancy at birth was 82.8 years—above the #OECD average of 80.7 🇦🇺🌏 How does #Australia compare across a range of #health and #healthcare indicators? Find out now: https://t.co/hRHJurU0oS

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

How has #COVID19 affected Australia’s #cancerscreening programs? Find out in today's report which presents #breastcancer, #bowelcancer and #cervicalcancer screening data over the first half of 2020 👉 https://t.co/tgiYEOD6dE

🔔Listen to the podcast ep: https://t.co/JHamL7gS5z

[Lynelle Moon @DrLynelleMoon]

@DrAndrewHuang @aihw Hi @DrAndrewHuang, please email [email protected] to get in touch with the authors who will be placed to answer your query.

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

Explore new analyses of the key drivers of change over time in overall #disease burden and for the top 50 diseases and injuries, recently added to our #dataviz suite ➡️ https://t.co/1SJKNdPokO

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

Future AIHW reporting will incorporate information about the impact of #COVID19 on #health and #welfare issues relevant to Australians.

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

In 2016, it was estimated that almost 1 in 5 (19%, 1.6 million) Australians aged 45+ had #chronicpain with higher rates for women compared to men.

See more in our latest report: https://t.co/sY4HTlbCg5

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

With the exception of #GP services, Australians with #dementia who died aged 65 or over
used #healthservices less in their last year of life than people without dementia.

See more: https://t.co/ylTDTEua8T