Differences Between Those Living Within and Outside of Australia’s Major Cities (VCE SSCE Health and Human Development): Flashcards

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Differences Between Those Living Within and Outside of Australia's Major Cities
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Health status trend as remoteness increases

Health status declines

Hobart & Darwin's major city classification

Not included in major cities

% of Australian population outside major cities

28%

Life expectancy gap: remote vs major cities

Up to 7 years less

DALY rate ratio: remote vs major cities

1.4

Transport death rate: remote vs major cities

4 times higher

BMI levels outside major cities vs urban

10% higher

Low birth weight %: very remote vs major cities

11.2% vs 6.6%

Maternal smoking: very remote vs major cities

36.4% vs 6.9% (5 times)

Can't access health services %: remote vs cities

38% vs 6.2%

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