10-year relative survival
4366
2700
4
Survival from cancer varies with many factors, including: demographic characteristics, tumour typ
10-year-relative-survival
measure
1550809445
colorectal-cancer
ovarian-cancer
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
survival
5-year relative survival
2763
2700
4
Survival from cancer can be influenced by various factors including demographic characteristics,
5-year-relative-survival
measure
1549248445
brain-cancer
colorectal-cancer
ovarian-cancer
uterine-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
survival
Alcohol consumption - low risk guideline
3601
2253
4
In 2010, it was estimated that alcohol-attributable cancer was responsible for about 4.2% of all
alcohol-consumption-low-risk-guideline
measure
1552518277
rectal-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
prevention
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
alcohol
risk-factors
Alcohol consumption - no alcohol - adolescents
3591
2253
4
In 2010, it was estimated that alcohol-attributable cancer was responsible for about 4.2% of all
alcohol-consumption-no-alcohol-adolescents
measure
1552518195
rectal-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
prevention
alcohol
Alcohol consumption - no alcohol - adults
3596
2253
4
In 2010, it was estimated that alcohol-attributable cancer was responsible for about 4.2% of all
alcohol-consumption-no-alcohol-adults
measure
1552518118
rectal-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
prevention
alcohol
Apparent alcohol consumption
2317
2253
4
In 2010, it was estimated that alcohol-attributable cancer was responsible for about 4.2 percent
apparent-alcohol-consumption
measure
1536729397
rectal-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
alcohol
risk-factors
Breast screening rates
2704
2686
4
Breast cancer is the most common cancer recorded in Australian women by Australian Cancer Registr
breast-screening-rates
measure
1556247584
breast-cancer
screening
breast-female-
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
Cancer incidence
2322
2321
4
Cancer incidence data refer to the number of new cases of cancer diagnosed each year.
cancer-incidence
measure
1557745719
brain-cancer
colorectal-cancer
ovarian-cancer
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
international
regional
Cancer mortality
2314
2313
4
Cancer mortality data refer to the number of deaths in a calendar year for which the underlying c
cancer-mortality
measure
1557746520
brain-cancer
colorectal-cancer
ovarian-cancer
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
mortality
deaths
regional
Capture of stage data
2324
5271
4
The lack of high quality national cancer staging data is an identified gap in our data knowledge
capture-of-stage-data
measure
1535335800
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
melanoma
lung-cancer
stage
stage-at-diagnosis
Cervical screening rates
2725
2688
4
Cervical cancer is the 14th most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australian women (see the NCCI Diag
cervical-screening-rates
measure
1552523249
cervical-cancer
screening
-
childhood-cancer-stage-at-diagnosis-and-survival
feature-page
1558957363
brain-cancer
ovarian-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
stage
stage-at-diagnosis
paediatric
childhood
survival
Colonoscopy follow-up after a positive colorectal screening test
2727
4541
4
Australia has one of the highest rates of colorectal cancer in the world, and it is projected to
colonoscopy-follow-up-after-a-positive-colorectal-screening-test
measure
1531956779
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
colon-cancer
colorectal-bowel-cancer
screening
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
australia
Colorectal screening rate - participation
2726
2689
4
Australia has one of the highest rates of colorectal cancer in the world, and it is projected to
colorectal-screening-rate-participation
measure
1552512650
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
colon-cancer
australia
screening
colorectal-bowel-cancer
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
Conditional 5-year relative survival
2327
2326
4
Survival from cancer is dependent on various factors including demographic characteristics, tumou
conditional-5-year-relative-survival
measure
1549503004
survival
-
data-to-inform-cancer-control
feature-page
1511177891
international
Distribution of cancer stage
2325
5271
4
The lack of high quality national cancer staging data is an identified gap in our data knowledge
distribution-of-cancer-stage
measure
1550031869
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
melanoma
lung-cancer
stage
stage-at-diagnosis
Distribution of childhood cancer stage
5886
5271
4
The lack of high quality national cancer staging data is an identified gap in Australia.
distribution-of-childhood-cancer-stage
measure
1558957337
stage
stage-at-diagnosis
childhood
paediatric
Five-year prevalence
2766
2701
4
Prevalence is an important high-level population-health indicator of the burden of cancer.
five-year-prevalence
measure
1536908239
brain-cancer
colorectal-cancer
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
prevalence
Five-year relative survival by stage at diagnosis for childhood cancers
5891
5281
4
The lack of high quality national cancer staging data is an identified gap in Australia.
five-year-relative-survival-by-stage-at-diagnosis-for-childhood-cancers
measure
1558957341
childhood
paediatric
stage
stage-at-diagnosis
survival
Fruit consumption
2741
2257
4
There is evidence that fruit and vegetables, and other foods containing dietary fibre, provide a
fruit-consumption
measure
1552515039
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
colon-cancer
diet
prevention
Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C notification
3576
2259
4
In Australia, the prevalence of both chronic hepatitis B and hepatitis C is approximately 1% of t
hepatitis-b-and-hepatitis-c-notification
measure
1555285582
liver-cancer
vaccination
risk-factors
infectious-disease
Hepatitis B immunisation
4371
2259
4
It has been projected that in 2016, there will be 1,840 new diagnoses and 1,805 deaths due to liv
hepatitis-b-immunisation
measure
1546912367
liver-cancer
infectious-disease
hepatitis
vaccination
immunisation
HPV vaccination uptake
2738
2255
4
In 2007, the school-based National HPV Vaccination Program, a joint Commonwealth-state/territory
hpv-vaccination-uptake
measure
1556758238
cervical-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
hpv
vaccination
prevention
Mortality-to-incidence ratio
2329
2328
4
The MIR provides a crude measure of the fatality of a selected cancer type relative to other canc
mortality-to-incidence-ratio
measure
1544155709
brain-cancer
colorectal-cancer
ovarian-cancer
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
survival
outcomes
mortality
-
national-cancer-stage-at-diagnosis-data
feature-page
1553056129
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
melanoma
lung-cancer
stage
stage-at-diagnosis
-
ncci-about-the-data
feature-page
1534814274
treatment
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
Overweight and obesity - children and young people
2729
2254
4
Overweight and obesity is calculated using the Body Mass Index (BMI), a scale based on height and
overweight-and-obesity-children-and-young-people
measure
1552515016
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
prevention
risk-factors
Overweight and obesity – adults
2358
2254
4
Overweight and obesity is calculated using the Body Mass Index (BMI), a scale based on height and
overweight-and-obesity-adults
measure
1552519381
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
prevention
risk-factors
Physical activity - adults
2745
2258
4
The measure ‘proportion of people aged 18 years and over who participated in less than 150 minute
physical-activity-adults
measure
1552515612
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
prevention
Processed meat and red meat consumption
2743
2257
4
Australia has one of the highest incidence rates of colorectal cancer in the world, with this can
processed-meat-and-red-meat-consumption
measure
1511159954
colorectal-cancer
prevention
risk-factors
diet
Radiotherapy treatment activity
2746
2691
4
The measure "Radiotherapy treatment activity" presents data for radiotherapy services delivered i
radiotherapy-treatment-activity
measure
1530667608
brain-cancer
colorectal-cancer
ovarian-cancer
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
radiotherapy
treatment
Recall to assessment
2724
2687
4
Breast cancer is the most common cancer reported in Australian women by Australian Cancer Registr
recall-to-assessment
measure
1552516668
breast-cancer
australia
screening
breast-female-
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (colorectal cancer)
5296
2700
4
This measure presents national survival by stage at diagnosis data for colorectal cancer in Austr
relative-survival-by-stage-at-diagnosis-colorectal-cancer-
measure
1554021742
colorectal-cancer
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (female breast cancer)
5306
2700
4
This measure presents national survival by stage at diagnosis data for female breast cancer in Au
relative-survival-by-stage-at-diagnosis-female-breast-cancer-
measure
1554021793
breast-cancer
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (lung cancer)
5311
2700
4
This measure presents national survival by stage at diagnosis data for lung cancer in Australia u
relative-survival-by-stage-at-diagnosis-lung-cancer-
measure
1554021352
lung-cancer
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (melanoma)
5316
2700
4
This measure presents national survival by stage at diagnosis data for melanoma of the skin in Au
relative-survival-by-stage-at-diagnosis-melanoma-
measure
1554021097
melanoma
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (prostate cancer)
5321
2700
4
This measure presents national survival by stage at diagnosis data for prostate cancer in Austral
relative-survival-by-stage-at-diagnosis-prostate-cancer-
measure
1554021707
prostate-cancer
-
relative-survival-by-stage-at-diagnosis-2011-2016-a-snapshot-in-time
feature-page
1554022228
colorectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
breast-cancer
melanoma
lung-cancer
stage
stage-at-diagnosis
survival
colorectal-bowel-cancer
breast-cancer
lung-cancer
melanoma
prostate-cancer
Smoking prevalence - adolescents
2262
2252
4
About 90% (Australian men) and 65% (Australian women) of lung cancers are attributable to tobacco
smoking-prevalence-adolescents
measure
1552518945
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
psychosocial-care
smoking
treatment
Smoking prevalence - adults
2263
2252
4
About 90% (Australian men) and 65% (Australian women) of lung cancers are attributable to tobacco
smoking-prevalence-adults
measure
1552514289
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
risk-factors
smoking
international
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
lung-cancer
Sunburn and sun protection
2739
2256
4
This indicator shows the proportions of adult and adolescent Australians reporting that they had
sunburn-and-sun-protection
measure
1554355499
melanoma
prevention
sun-exposure
risk-factors
Surgical treatment activity – top 5 incident cancers
2754
2695
4
This measure focuses initially on the five highest incidence cancers in Australia: prostate, brea
surgical-treatment-activity-top-5-incident-cancers
measure
1527720382
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
colon-cancer
breast-cancer
melanoma
lung-cancer
treatment
surgery
Systemic anti-cancer therapy treatment activity
2749
2692
4
This measure shows the number of people receiving at least one of the cancer-related systemic the
systemic-anti-cancer-therapy-treatment-activity
measure
1530667692
brain-cancer
colorectal-cancer
ovarian-cancer
uterine-cancer
rectal-cancer
prostate-cancer
pancreatic-cancer
oesophageal-cancer
colon-cancer
cervical-cancer
breast-cancer
head-and-neck-cancer
liver-cancer
non-hodgkin-lymphoma
melanoma
lung-cancer
bladder-cancer
chemotherapy
systemic-therapy
treatment
Time between positive colorectal screening test and diagnostic assessment
2728
2690
4
Australia has one of the highest rates of colorectal cancer in the world.
time-between-positive-colorectal-screening-test-and-diagnostic-assessment
measure
1529300407
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
colon-cancer
colorectal-bowel-cancer
aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander
screening
Vegetable consumption
2742
2257
4
Fruit and vegetables, and other foods containing dietary fibre, are known to have a protective ef
vegetable-consumption
measure
1542319412
colorectal-cancer
rectal-cancer
colon-cancer
diet
prevention
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video-introducing-ncci
feature-page
1534814551
data
indicators
