Welcome to PHIDU
Welcome to PHIDU

The Public Health Information Development Unit (PHIDU), located at The University of Adelaide, was established in 1999 to assist in the development of public health data, data systems and indicators.

We are committed to the development of an integrated health information system in Australia that can provide information on a broad range of health determinants across the life course.  A major emphasis is on the development and publication of small area statistics for monitoring inequality in health and wellbeing.

 

For a complete list of data available in the Australian atlases click here

 

** NEW - Remoteness in Australia interactive graphics **

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Latest releases
National atlases & graphics

Social Health Atlases of Australia, 2011  

  - Single Map, Double map and Area Profile Atlases
for
 - Total population
 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population
by
 - Statistical Local Area
 - Medicare Local
 - Division of General Practice

Inequality graphs, Australia, 2010

 

Mapping and data tools

 - Find your area and its data

 - Map your own data

How to use the PHIDU website in videos
- the 'Why and How ' and the 'How ' 

 

Products for other agencies

Products for SA Government

 
Quick links to atlases, charts, data and reports
Quick links to atlases, charts, data and reports

--- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

--- Avoidable hospitalisations

--- Avoidable mortality

--- Chronic diseases

--- Community capacity

--- Compensable injury

--- Demography

--- Dental

--- Disability

--- Diseases - incidence, prevalence

--- Divisions of General Practice

--- Education

--- Facilities - residential and community aged care

--- MBS services

--- Medicare Locals

--- Men's Health

--- Monitoring inequality - Australia

--- Mortality

--- Mothers and babies

--- Population projections

--- Prevention - population screening

--- Risk factors for health

--- Screening programs - breast and cervical cancer

--- Social inclusion

--- Socioeconomic status - incl. education, labour force, housing

--- Use of services

--- Welfare beneficiaries

--- Workforce: health and welfare