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Near North Area of Influence Studies Phase 2 Retrospective Survey Data

The University of Queensland
Ms Colleen Loos (Aggregated by) Ms Colleen Loos (Aggregated by) Ms Jeeva Kanesarajah (Aggregated by) Ms Jeeva Kanesarajah (Aggregated by)
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The Near North Area of Influence studies comprise of the following suite of studies: East Timor Health Study: This project compared the health outcomes of a sample of 4000 ADF personnel who served in East Timor between 1999 and 2005 with a sample of 2500 personnel who did not deploy in the same time period. Self-report questionnaires and Defence-owned medical and psychological records were analysed and compared to determine any adverse outcomes of deployment. The study reports were released in 2009. Bougainville Health Study: This project compared the health outcomes of a sample of 4700 ADF personnel who were deployed on peace monitoring duties to Bougainville with a sample of 2300 personnel who did not deploy in the same time period. Like the East Timor study, self-report questionnaires and Defence-owned medical and psychological records were the data sources. The study reports were released in 2009. Solomon Islands Health Study: This project compared the health outcomes of a sample of 500 veterans who deployed to the Solomon Islands between July 2003 and December 2005 with a sample of 500 who did not deploy. Self-report questionnaires were the data source. The study reports were released in 2009.

Issued: 2014

Data time period: 1999 to 2005

Data time period: Data collected from: 1999-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data collected to: 2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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ACN 633 798 857