Definition
The second job of registered osteopaths who were employed in more than one job in the profession during the reference week.
The second job is defined as the post or position, funded by an organisation, in which the health professional worked the second longest hours during the reference week in Australia. The health professional may be an employee or they may be self-employed with the organisation.
Metadata items in this Data Set Specification
Below is a list of all the components within this Dataset Specification.
Each entry includes the item name, whether the item is optional, mandatory or conditional and the maximum times the item can occur in a dataset.
If the items must occur in a particular order in the dataset, the sequence number is included before the item name.
| Reference | Data Element | Data Type | Length | Inclusion | # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Registered health professional—hours worked in health profession, total hours NNN | String | 3 | optional | 1 | |
| Registered health professional—principal role, health profession code N | Number | 1 | optional | 1 | |
| Registered health professional—work sector in health profession, code N | Number | 1 | optional | 1 | |
| Registered health professional—work setting, osteopath code ANN | String | 3 | optional | 1 | |
| Workplace (address)—Australian postcode, code (Postcode datafile) {NNNN} | Number | 4 | mandatory | 1 | |
| Workplace (address)—suburb/town/locality name, text A[A(49)] | String | 50 | mandatory | 1 |
Comments
Guide for use:
Data elements in this cluster assist in describing the type and distribution of services of registered osteopaths in their second job. The cluster forms part of the Registered osteopathy labour force DSS, along with Main job of registered osteopath cluster, Work setting hours cluster, and a range of other data elements.
Data elements in this cluster are collected only from those osteopaths employed in more than one job in the profession. Data elements in the Main job of registered osteopath cluster are collected from all osteopaths employed in the profession. All other workforce data elements in the Registered osteopathy labour force DSS are collected from all osteopaths registered in the profession, and relate to all jobs held in the profession.
Registered health professionals on leave at the time of registration are asked to report based on the job that is usually their second job.
The second job:
- includes time spent travelling to home visits or calls out;
- excludes other time travelling between work locations; and
- excludes unpaid professional and/or voluntary activities.
References
Related content
| Relation | Count |
|---|---|
| As a numerator in an Indicator | 0 |
| As a denominator in an Indicator | 0 |
| As a disaggregation in an Indicator | 0 |