Each year, the Australian Government Department of Health commissions an in-depth analysis of data from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health. The Study’s Major Reports series provide guidance for policymakers on a range of issues impacting women’s health and wellness as well as access to and use of health services.
Loxton D, Forder P, Townsend N, Thomson C, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
Report 1, from Surveys starting the week of April 29, 2020 investigates women's COVID-19 symptoms, testing, stress, income management, finacial stress and looks at women's comments on impact of the pandemic.
Loxton D, Forder P, Townsend N, Barnes I, Byrnes E, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The ALSWH COVID-19 Survey 2 investigated women's symptoms and testing, stress, their time use in terms of paid work or home schooling and the intersection of work, schooling and stress.
Loxton D, Forder P, Townsend N, Barnes I, Byrnes E, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The third fortnightly ALSWH COVID-19 survey investigates women's living arrangements during COVID-19, their stress levels and their symptoms and testing.
Loxton D, Forder P, Townsend N, Barnes I, Byrnes E, Barnes I, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The fourth fortnightly COVID-19 Survey from 10 June 2020 asked women about their use of health services or delays in using health services
Loxton D, Forder P, Townsend N, Barnes I, Byrnes E, Barnes I, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The fifth fortnightly COVID-19 Survey investigated women's psychological distress during the pandemic and their comments on the impact of COVID-19.
Loxton D, Cavenagh D, Forder P, Townsend N, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The sixth fortnightly ALSWH COVID-19 survey investigates women's alcohol consumption, sleep, symptoms and testing during the COVID-19 pandemic
