Sydney North's GP practices score high on some quality indicators and low on others; immunisation rates are above 90% for the general population but carry a First Nations gap; and Northern Sydney's ED runs +7pp ahead of national on urgent-triage timeliness while sitting slightly behind on 4-hour throughput.
Of clinical-record completeness across SNHN's general practices. Each bar is the proportion of relevant patients with that field recorded. Higher is generally better — high-coverage practices have the data needed for population health.
Fully-immunised rates at the 1, 2, and 5-year cohorts, both overall and for First Nations children. The gap at each age band is a direct equity signal.
ED, admissions, and length-of-stay for the Northern Sydney Local Hospital Network (co-extensive with SNHN PHN's catchment). Benchmarks shown vs National where applicable.
Treatment episodes by drug class. Alcohol dominates SNHN's AOD demand, with amphetamines and cannabis the next-largest categories. The 5-year trend tells the structural story.
The total PPH rate is the headline — but the split between acute, chronic, and vaccine-preventable categories tells you which commissioning levers move it. Vaccine-preventable is the smallest absolute slice but the highest-leverage prevention target.
Total ABN business count and 12-month new starts per LGA. All sectors — health-sector filter pending an ANZSIC-tagged data source. Useful as a denominator for relative business density and economic activity.
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