The National Advisory Group on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Information and Data (NAGATSIHID) was established following a decision taken at the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council (AHMAC) meeting in October 2000.
The role of NAGATSIHID is to:
- advise and advocate on improving the quality of Indigenous health information
- advise on the use of Indigenous health information.
The NAGATSIHID strategic plan 2011–2015 is a vision that builds on the past and sets out a forward plan over the next 20 years.
NAGATSIHID membership comprises the following:
- Chair (AHMAC representative)
- Australian Bureau of Statistics (1 representative)
- The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (1 representative)
- Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (1 representative)
- Department of Health (1 representative)
- Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (1 representative)
- Torres Strait Islander (mainland) (1 representative)
- National Health Information Standards and Statistics Committee (2 representatives)
- National Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Health Standing Committee (2 representatives)
- National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (2 representatives)
- Indigenous advisors on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and welfare (4 representatives, one of whom is also the Deputy Chair)
- Epidemiologist with expertise in Indigenous health issues (1 representative)
- Observers National Health and Medical Research Council (1 observer)
A key priority of NAGATSIHID is to maintain an Indigenous majority at meetings.
For further information on the governance arrangements of NAGATSIHID please refer to the business rules (4.8MB DOC) .
Meeting dates 2016
- 17 March 2016 - NAGATSIHID meeting (Sydney)
- 12 October 2016 - NAGATSIHID/NATSIHSC joint meeting (Melbourne)
- 13 October 2016 - NAGATSIHID meeting (Melbourne)
Chair
TBC
Deputy Chair
Ms Deborah Reid
Contact details
Contact the secretariat for more information.
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Executive Unit AIHW GPO Box 570 Canberra ACT 2601 |