Question

Give an introduction about Aborigina health including statistics, facts and percentages.

Answer 1

Facts:
Aboriginal people are indigenous people. In 1971 Aboriginal people first counted as a citizen. They also called as Torres strait Islander. Indigenous Australians have poorer health than other Australians. They have respiratory disease, mental health problems, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and chronic kidney disease. Traditional systems playa vital role in healing beliefs. Teenage births are common among women. They have family structure as single, multi, and lone person households. Aboriginal people increased the birth rate to a growing population. There is a percentage and number is problematic due to people's death rate and birth rate, statistics are a useful indicator for time and disparities.
Statistics:
From 1991 to 1996 census there was 33% increased total population
From 1996 to 2001 census there was 16% increased total population
From 2001 to 2006 census there was 11% increased total population
Percentage:
In 2006 29% and 28% of total indigenous populaton. There is a small minority in total population states 2% and 3.5% total 32% of the indigenous population. 81% of indigenous people live in multi-family households, it increased with remoteness. 86% of people speak English, 12% speak the indigenous language it varies as per the geographical location. 69% of children out of home, 41% children were neglected, 18% people died in custody, 45% general male person population, 70% of people living in rented house, there was 93% were employees they are working in private and government sector, working in low, high, middle-skill occupation and having non-school qualification.