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Visit neighbours by region,
persons aged 65 years and over, NSW, 2002-2007

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Sex Year Urban
% (95% CI)
Rural
% (95% CI)
NSW
% (95% CI)
Males 2002 61.5 (56.7-66.3) 75.4 (71.4-79.4) 66.6 (63.2-70.1)
2003 63.3 (58.3-68.2) 75.2 (71.5-78.9) 67.6 (64.2-71.1)
2005 68.2 (64.1-72.4) 72.7 (69.0-76.3) 69.9 (66.9-72.9)
2006 66.7 (61.7-71.6) 76.0 (71.7-80.3) 70.2 (66.7-73.7)
2007 66.3 (61.0-71.5) 72.6 (68.0-77.3) 68.6 (64.9-72.4)
Females 2002 59.4 (55.4-63.4) 71.1 (67.7-74.5) 63.5 (60.6-66.4)
2003 60.7 (56.8-64.6) 66.1 (62.6-69.6) 62.6 (59.8-65.4)
2005 62.2 (58.7-65.7) 69.1 (66.0-72.2) 64.6 (62.1-67.2)
2006 64.9 (60.8-69.0) 67.7 (64.0-71.5) 65.9 (63.0-68.8)
2007 57.8 (53.6-61.9) 65.5 (61.5-69.5) 60.5 (57.5-63.6)
Persons 2002 60.4 (57.3-63.5) 73.1 (70.5-75.7) 65.0 (62.7-67.2)
2003 61.7 (58.7-64.8) 69.9 (67.4-72.5) 64.7 (62.5-66.8)
2005 64.9 (62.2-67.6) 70.7 (68.4-73.1) 67.0 (65.1-68.9)
2006 65.7 (62.5-68.8) 71.6 (68.7-74.4) 67.8 (65.6-70.1)
2007 61.5 (58.2-64.7) 68.7 (65.6-71.8) 64.1 (61.7-66.5)


Note: Estimates are based on the following numbers of respondents for NSW: 2002 (3,413), 2003 (3,567), 2005 (3,380), 2006 (2,381), 2007 (2,294). The indicator includes those who visited someone in their neighbourhood at least once in the last week. The question used was: How often have you visited someone in your neighbourhood in the last week?
Source: New South Wales Population Health Survey 2007 (HOIST). Centre for Epidemiology and Research, NSW Department of Health.
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Produced by: Centre for Epidemiology and Research, Population Health Division, NSW Department of Health.
Last updated on: 1 July 2008

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