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This variable counts the number of children under 15 years in a household who reported they had at least one of the selected long-term health conditions. Selected long-term health conditions include:
‘Any other long-term health condition(s)’ are excluded from the count.
Occupied private dwellings with children
Code | Category |
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0 | No children reported a selected long-term health condition |
1 | One child reported a selected long-term health condition |
2 | Two children reported a selected long-term health condition |
3 | Three children reported a selected long-term health condition |
4 | Four children reported a selected long-term health condition |
5 | Five or more children reported a selected long-term health condition |
6 | Some children in household had a not stated long-term health condition |
& | All children in household not stated |
@ | Not applicable |
Number of categories: 9
Not applicable (@) comprises:
This variable is derived from responses to the long-term health conditions question and the Age (AGEP) variable. It counts the number of people aged under 15 years in a household who have marked one of the following long-term health conditions:
If all people under 15 years in the household did not answer the long-term health conditions question, this variable is set to ‘Not stated’.
If some people aged under 15 years in the household did not answer the long-term health conditions question, this variable is set to category 6, ‘Some children in household had not stated long-term health condition’
If a person marks only ‘Any other long-term health condition(s)’, they are not counted as having a long-term health condition in this variable. These people are counted in category 0 'No children reported a selected long-term health condition'.
Visitor only households, other non-classifiable households and lone person households are excluded. People away from the dwelling on Census Night are excluded from this variable.
This is a new variable for 2021.
Count of children with selected long-term health condition(s) in household (CCLTHD) should be used carefully when comparing to other health data from within the ABS and for external organisations or agencies. Relevant definitions and response categories can differ between different statistical collections and may not match Census definitions. For more information, see Comparing ABS long-term health conditions data sources.
This variable does not have a non-response rate as it is created during Census processing by using responses from more than one question on the Census form. The proportion of dwellings where either all people in the household did not answer the long-term health conditions question, or some people in the household did not answer the long-term health conditions question, was 5.6%.