Australia's Health Tracker series measures national progress on a range of health issues, including chronic disease, oral health, and mental health in Australian children and adults. These trackers are used by a range of policy-makers to inform decision-making at local, state and national level.

Our work is guided by preventive health principles developed by the Australian Health Policy Collaboration, and endorsed by more than 50 of Australia’s leading health organisations. 

 

Key contacts

Rosemary Calder
Professor of Health Policy, Institute of Health & Sport
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Australia's oral health tracker

11 February 2018

The latest 'Australia's Oral Health Tracker' report card highlights the intrinsic link between oral health and preventable chronic diseases, conditions and their risk factors.

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Australia's Health Tracker by Area

31 January 2018

Australia’s Health Tracker by Area is part of a series of resources that help to provide a comprehensive assessment of the health of Australians in relation to chronic diseases and their risk factors.

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Heart health: The first step to getting Australia’s health on track

1 October 2017

'Heart Health: The First Step to Getting Australia’s Health on Track' calls for a national strategy to ensure screening of all high risk individuals nationally.

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Australia's health tracker by socio-economic status

1 January 2017

Australia’s Health Tracker by Socio-economic status is a national report card on chronic disease and their risk factors in the population by socio-economic status.

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Australia's health tracker 2016

5 July 2016

Australia's Health Tracker, along with Australia's Adult Health Tracker and Australia's Children and Young People Health Tracker, assess the health of Australians in relation to chronic diseases.

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Getting Australia’s health on track

1 January 2016

Getting Australia’s Health on Track presents 10 priority policy actions that will get Australia on track to reach 2025 targets and reduce preventable illness and disability.

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