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UID:pretalx-2020-KYGBPW@conferences.acspri.org.au
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DESCRIPTION:We provide an overview of the correlates of telephone use in Au
 stralia and their implications for telephone surveys using data from the N
 ational Health Survey (NHS) 2017-18. The NHS is an in-person survey of Aus
 tralian households (excluding very remote areas) conducted by the Australi
 an Bureau of Statistics. It includes questions on landline and mobile stat
 us. These questions provide insight into the correlates of telephone usage
 . The presentation examines age\, state\, Indigenous status\, migrant stat
 us\, education\, area-level socio-economic status\, housing tenure\, smoki
 ng status and alcohol use. As is well known\, age is strongly associated w
 ith telephone usage. By 2017-18\, mobile coverage was sufficiently high th
 at mobile-only was sufficient for general population surveys unless estima
 tes of the age 75+ cohort were required. We identify low landline coverage
  in the Northern Territory and among Aboriginal Torres Strait Islanders\, 
 recent migrants\, renters\, current smoker and people at risk from alcohol
  consumption. The presentation will also review the likely impacts of the 
 continuing shift to mobile phones identified in the ACMA Communications Re
 port.
DTSTAMP:20260716T075152Z
LOCATION:Zoom Breakout Room 1
SUMMARY:Telephone coverage of the Australian population - Jack Barton\, Din
 a Neiger\, Darren Pennay\, Benjamin Phillips
URL:https://conferences.acspri.org.au/2020/talk/KYGBPW/
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