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Division Benchmarking Tool


NOW updated with data from the 2007-2008 Annual Survey of Divisions!

Interested in knowing which Divisions of General Practice across Australia have the same demographic characteristics? Then the benchmarking tool is for you!

For example, compare which Divisions have an Indigenous population of 10% or higher; simply use the filter options below to generate the specific information you require.

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For access to the raw data used in this tool, see the Divisions Key Characteristics spreadsheet.

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No.Division NameStateRRMAPopulation of Division1Proportion of population identified as Indigenous2Number of people per GP (FWE)3
Results filters:
201 Central Sydney General Practice Network NSW Metro >= 250,000 <1% <1000
202 Eastern Sydney Division of General Practice NSW Metro 150,000 to 199,999 <1% <1000
203 South Eastern Sydney Division of General Practice NSW Metro 150,000 to 199,999 1% to <2% 1000 to 1149
205 Bankstown General Practice Division NSW Metro 150,000 to 199,999 <1% <1000
206 WentWest Ltd NSW Metro >= 250,000 1% to <2% <1000
208 Northern Sydney General Practice Network NSW Metro 200,000 to 249,999 <1% 1000 to 1149
209 St George Division of General Practice NSW Metro 200,000 to 249,999 <1% <1000
210 Fairfield Liverpool Interim General Practice Support (formerly Liverpool Division and Sydney South-West GP Network) NSW Metro >= 250,000 <1% <1000
212 GP Network Northside NSW Metro >= 250,000 <1% 1000 to 1149
213 Manly Warringah Division of General Practice NSW Metro 200,000 to 249,999 <1% 1150 to 1299
214 Sutherland Division of General Practice NSW Metro 200,000 to 249,999 <1% 1000 to 1149
215 Macarthur Division of General Practice NSW Metro 200,000 to 249,999 2% to <3% <1000
216 Illawarra Division of General Practice NSW Metro >= 250,000 1% to <2% 1000 to 1149
217 Hunter Urban Division of General Practice NSW Metro >= 250,000 2% to <3% 1150 to 1299
218 Hunter Rural Division of General Practice NSW Metro-rural 200,000 to 249,999 3% to <4% 1000 to 1149
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Notes:

  1. This information refers to revised Estimated Resident Population (ERP) data, as at 30 June 2007. The ERP is the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) official estimate of the population based on normal place of residence. For more information about the ERP, see the ABS website at www.abs.gov.au. Divisional ERP were calculated using ABS data at Postal Area level and generated by the Public Health Information Development Unit (PHIDU) and available at www.publichealth.gov.au.
  2. Data from the 2006 Census (30 June 2006) were used to calculate the Australian Indigenous population. Due to small cell sizes for some Postal Areas (see method in Note B), some data are missing to maintain confidentiality. This has resulted in a minor discrepancy (less than 0.01%) between the total reported here (n=453,428) and the total in ABS publications/PHIDU spreadsheets (n=455,016). Data were generated by PHIDU (www.publichealth.gov.au).
  3. Data for the 2007-08 period is available on the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing website. Please note data reflect Division boundaries based on 2006 ABS Collection Districts as at 1st July 2008. FWE is reported in place of Fulltime Equivalence (FTE) as the former is considered to be a more accurate measure (and is preferred by Department of Health and Ageing). For an definition of FTE and FWE please see: www.phcris.org.au/fastfacts/index.php.

  
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