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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 SEPTEMBER 2017
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 SEPTEMBER 2017
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Access to Health, Education, Aged Care [ A witetioetel ]
; ccess to Services Index
and Child Care
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Access to health, education, aged care and 5.6
child care is measured by asking respondents if ig
to rate their access to the following types of z 5
services in their local community, on a scale 3°20
ranging from 'very poor' (1) to 'very good' (7): £3 50
(i) General health services e.g. GP, general § Bae 48 i
health consultation services; (ii) Mental health a ,
services e.g. psychologist, psychiatrist; (iii) 246
Specialist health services (other than mental 4a
health); (iv) Education e.g. schools, distance b
education, vocational training; (v) Aged care Rural & regional Australia Rural & regional Queensland Noosa (n=320)
services e.g. retirement villages, in-home (es) (n-1953)
support; and (vi) Child care. A single measure
of overall access to health, education, aged
and child care was then constructed based on
the average score of a person’s responses to
these items, after excluding respondents who The categories represented by the Access to Services Index
were unsure whether there was access to a are presented below. The respondents scored each category
given service. ona 7-point scale, from ‘very poor’ (1) to ‘very good’ (7),
with the results below showing percentages for those who
scored the categories 5, 6 or 7 as showing belief that the
services were good.
Access to Services Categories
@ Rural & regional Australia (n=12981) @ Rural & regional Queensland (n=1953) ® Noosa (n=320)
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