Social Determinants Assignment 2022

Running Head: SOCIAL DETERMINANTS
SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

SOCIAL DETERMINANTS1
Part A
a. Category/sub-category
of data
b. Summary and
comparative
statement/measures
c. Inference statement
People
Male
The Inala data suggests
51.3% of male with a number
of 29,987 are found in Inala
community. The state data of
Queensland shows 49.4% of
males with a number of
2,321,889 and the national
data shows 49.3% of male
with a number of 11,546,638
is in the whole country.
There is huge difference
between the percentage of
male population in Inala
community and state and
national level. This can have
an impact on the inala
community because males are
susceptible to social and
economic pressure that can
burden them with health
complications.

SOCIAL DETERMINANTS2
Age
35-39 years
The Inala data shows 7% of
people are between the age
group 35-39 with a number of
4,1153 the state data shows
6.5% with a number of
305.218 and the national data
shows 6.7% with a number of
1,561,679.
Percentage wise people above
the middle age are found
more in the Inala community
and this impact the health
because this age group are
vulnerable to more types of
disease than the younger
group of people.
Employment
Unemployed
According to the inala data
unemployed people are 11%
with a number of 2,730, state
data shows 7.6% with a
number of 175,665 and the
national data shows 6.9%
with a number of 787,452.
People in Inala community
are high likely to be
unemployed than people in
the state and national level,
which can affect the
economic issues leading to
healthcare inaccessibility.
(Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2016)