The Australian Cancer Database (ACD) contains data about all new cases of cancer diagnosed in Australia since 1 January 1982, excluding basal and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin.
Cancer is a notifiable disease in all Australian states and territories. The relevant legislation requires certain individuals and organisations to notify all new cases of cancer to the jurisdiction's central cancer registry. These registries supply data annually to the AIHW, which cleans and standardises the data, notifies the registries of inter-state duplicates and produces the Australian Cancer Database.
Collection details
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Temporal coverage
from 1/1/1982
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Geographical coverage
National and State
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Data availability
- Publications
- Summary tables published in electronic form
- Statistics
Client specified tables on request which may be subject to data provider approval (charges apply).
Restricted unit record access subject to Ethics Committee approval and/or the agreement of all relevant data custodians in all states and territories (charges may apply).
Restrictions and limitations govern the availability or use of other data in this holding.
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Data scope
The Australian Cancer Database (ACD) contains data about all new cases of cancer diagnosed in Australia since 1 January 1982, excluding basal and squamous cell carcinomas of the skin.
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Methodology
Official
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Metadata information and data quality statement (DQS)
ACD DQS 2018
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External links and information
Australian Cancer Database
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Contact
[email protected]
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