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Annual Survey of Divisions (ASD)
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The Annual Survey of Divisions (ASD) is a comprehensive survey completed by all Divisions of General Practice in Australia to collect information on their membership, activities and infrastructure.
Divisions have been surveyed every year since 1993-1994, except for the financial year 1996-1997.
The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing has contracted PHC RIS to conduct the ASD since the financial year 1997-1998.
In 2007-08, around two-thirds of questions were removed with some new questions introduced. Due to the significant reduction in ASD content and reporting requirements, the latest results are presented in a much abbreviated Summary Data Report which identifies longitudinal trends in mainly table and figure format, with some explanatory text.
Data from the ASD is presented in a variety of formats to provide valuable information regarding Divisions' activities |
 ASD Reports
Results providing an overview of Divisions activities are published in an annual report.
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 Fast Facts
Looking for information about primary health care in a hurry? These information snapshots show trends over time and provide a whole new way of looking at Annual Survey of Divisions data.
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Key Characteristics Spreadsheet
Characteristics fundamental to  Divisions, such as their population and number of GPs, are displayed in one easy to read spreadsheet. Data are current to 2007-08 and date back to 2002.
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 Mapping Tool
Designed to help identify Divisions conducting similar programs and activities.
This mapping tool allows you to view a selection of data collected as part of the
ASD.
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Benchmarking Tool
A table to facilitate benchmarking helping Divisions of General Practice to identify other Divisions with the same demographic |
ASD Tables and Figures Search
View dynamic links to statistical data obtained by the PHC RIS Annual Survey of Divisions of General Practice. |
View explanation of terms
Divisions: View your submitted 2008-09 Annual Survey on-line
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