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-1123951460517NSW Emergency Department Data Collection00NSW Emergency Department Data Collection-897321871625NSW Ministry of Health00NSW Ministry of HealthBackgroundThe primary purpose of collecting Emergency Department data in NSW to monitor patient presentations to, and the activity undertaken in, the Emergency Departments (EDs) of public hospitals and in scope contracted private hospitals in NSW.Each record in the collection represents a presentation to an emergency department. An Emergency Presentation is where a person presents to the Emergency Department for emergency care and treatment. This includes patients that are transferred from another unit or ward within the facility or another facility's Emergency Department for treatment within the ED. Presentations to an Emergency Department include, but are not limited to, patients who:Register to be seen for an ED service but did not wait for the service to be deliveredAre triaged and advised to seek alternate services, and then depart the EDAre dead on arrival if an ED clinician certifies the deathAre provided with clinical assessment and advice via telehealth. Such services must be identified as being provided via telehealthA patient treated in the ED who is subsequently admitted to the hospital will require the reporting of an ED presentation to the EDDC and an admitted patient record reported to the Admitted Patient Data Collection. All patients remain in-scope for this collection until they are recorded as having physically departed the emergency departmentConsiderations for using EDDC in linkage studiesRecord linkage and data availabilityED data is only available from January 2005 onwards.EDDC records are made available for linkage quarterlyThe EDDC has substantial limitations. These limitations must be considered when planning a study using ED data, and in particular, when interpreting and presenting the data.Limitations of EDDC for linkage studiesEd CoverageThe EDDC commenced in 1994, but was only organised into a formal data collection from July 1996.The number of hospitals participating in the EDDC has increased over time from approximately 52 in 1996-97 to 184 in 2016-17. The number of hospitals participating has been lower in rural Local Health Districts.The larger EDs participate in the EDDC so a substantial proportion of the NSW population is covered, however this varies over time. To determine the proportion of total NSW ED visits captured by the NSW EDDC, use the number of ED presentations reported in the NSW Department of Health Annual Report as a denominator, as this is an independent source of information collected on all hospitals.Only public hospital EDs are available for record linkageDiagnosis codingThe NSW Admitted Patient Data Collection has diagnoses coded by trained clinical information managers who choose diagnoses from the Australian clinical version of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD). The EDDC, on the other hand, has diagnoses recorded by medical, nursing or clerical personnel at the point of care. These personnel are not trained in clinical coding. The diagnoses are selected by keyword searching or tables of a limited set of diagnoses. The codes are assigned to the chosen diagnosis using tables built into the computer database program.Other points to note are:There are several different computer programs used in NSW EDs. Different programs use different classifications to record the diagnosis, including ICD-9-CM (Clinical Modification), ICD-10-AM (Australian Modification), or SNOMED CT (see ) If you intend on analysing ED diagnoses, you need to determine the codes from each of these classifications that relate to the disease or symptom grouping to be studied.Variation in computer programs and management practices at EDs may lead to variation in diagnosis coding practices. Some disease categories are not available in some programs but may be in others.A small number of hospitals have had limited completeness of diagnosis entry over some periods of time.You should carefully select which EDs to include in the analysis based on how long the ED has participated in the EDDC and specific diagnosis code and completeness factors.Symptoms can be, and often are, selected as diagnoses. Diagnoses can be very specific or very broad. For example, someone with the same symptoms might be assigned a diagnosis of "influenza" or "viral infection".Other limitationsThe other main source of primary care in Australia is general practice services. Because of variability in GP service availability, limited consultation hours and variation in bulk billing practices, ED activity may be very sensitive to availability of GP services.Emergency Departments have different visit types, the most common being an "Emergency Visit". The data field “Type of visit” records this, however the accuracy of this field is uncertain. Since 2007, the gradual rollout of new ED patient management software in most NSW hospitals may have led to a change in the accuracy of this field over time.Introduction of the new ED patient management software may have led to an unpredictable change in the accuracy of the "mode of separation" field over time at some hospitals. This field records the departure status of the patient, such as "Departed following treatment", or "Admitted to a critical care ward". Some problems with this field were not identified until well after introduction of the software, and may have taken some time to correct.Geographical boundariesCensus year geographical boundaries, based on the patient residential address at the time of admission are available for all years and for all records. When considering which version(s) of a boundary to select, you should consider which boundary versions are used in the relevant area level data for the project (e.g. population data, SEIFA, or ARIA indices, other data source in a linked data project).Postcode is not considered a geographical boundary.Access to information on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples An application to the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council (AH&MRC) ethics committee should be made for research projects for which one or more of the following apply:The experience of Aboriginal people is an explicit focus of all or part of the researchData collection is explicitly directed at Aboriginal peoplesAboriginal peoples, as a group, are to be examined in the resultsThe information has an impact on one or more Aboriginal communitiesAboriginal health funds are a source of fundingResearch that is not specifically directed at Aboriginal people or communities, such as for the total population or a sub-population (eg. rural NSW, people over 50 years old) can still potentially impact on Aboriginal people. However, an application for such research need only be made to the Committee if any one of the following applies:Any of the five factors listed above are present; orAboriginal people are known, or are likely, to be significantly over-represented in the group being studied (eg. compared to the 2.1% of the total NSW population as shown in the 2006 Census); orThe Aboriginal experience of the medical condition being studied is known, or is likely, to be different from the overall population; orThere are Aboriginal people who use the services being studied in distinctive ways, or who have distinctive barriers that limit their access to the services; or It is proposed to separately identify data relating to Aboriginal people in the results.The AH&MRC ethics committee have some specific requirements, including evidence of community engagement in the research. Relevant documents can be found on the AH&MRC website at: . If you are unsure whether an application to the AH&MRC Ethics Committee is required, please seek the advice of the Ethics Committee secretariat (T: 02 9212 4777).Data custodianExecutive Director, System Information and Analytics, NSW Ministry of Health.All questions relating to this dataset should be directed to:Dr Lee TaylorDirector, Epidemiology and BiostatisticsCentre for Epidemiology and EvidenceNSW Ministry of Health100 Christie StST LEONARDS NSW 2065Post:Locked Mail Bag 961NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2059Phone: 02 9391 9223Fax: 02 9391 9232E-mail: Lee.Taylor1@health..auVariable informationVariableDescription/NotesName[s] in datasetCodesFacility typeThe category of the facility through which the health service is delivered.facility_typeSee REF _Ref23407626 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Facility typePeer groupFacility peer grouping (Public Hospitals only) For more information please see: peer_groupSee REF _Ref23414779 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Peer groupLocal Health District of Facilityarea_identifierSee REF _Ref23408608 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Local Heath District (LHD)Facility identifierThe specific establisment where the presentation occured. Where rnformation on specific facilities is required, specify by name.facility_identifierCode lists are updated regularly.Arrival dateDate at which the person presents for the servicearrival_dateArrival timeTime at which the person presents for the servicearrival_timeTriage dateThe date on which a person who presented to an Emergency Department was triaged (i.e., assessed by a Triage Nurse).triage_dateTriage timeThe time at which a person who presented to an Emergency Department was triaged (i.e., assessed by a Triage Nurse).triage_timeDoctor seen dateThe date that the first medical officer commences assessment or treatment of the patient.first_seen_clinician_dateDoctor seen timeThe time that the first medical officer commences assessment or treatment of the patient.first_seen_clinician_timeNurse Practitioner seen dateThe date that treatment is commenced by a nurse.first_seen_nurse_dateNurse Practitioner seen timeThe time that treatment is commenced by a nurse.first_seen_nurse_timeDeparture ready dateThe date recorded to indicate that patient management undertaken in an Emergency Department was completed, and the patient was ready to depart the ED.departute_ready_dateDeparture ready timeFor the admitted patient, the time at which the assessment and initial treatment of the person is completed. For the Non-admitted patient, the time at which the assessment and initial treatment of the person is completed such that if home arrangements of the person (including transport) were available the person could depart.departute_ready_timeActual departure dateFor the admitted patient this refers to the date the person is either 1) transferred to a ward or other unit or 2) leaves the ED for transfer to another unit. For non-admitted patients this refers to the date at which the assessment and initial treatment is completed and/or they physically leave the department.actual_departure_dateActual departure timeFor the admitted patient this refers to the time the person is either 1) transferred to a ward or other unit or 2) leaves the ED for transfer to another unit. For non-admitted patients this refers to the time at which the assessment and initial treatment is completed and/or they physically leave the department.actual_departure_timeTriage categoryTriage is the process used to classify patients according to the urgency of their needs for medical and nursing care triage_categorySee REF _Ref34384492 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Triage categoryReferral sourceSource from which the person was referred to this serviceed_source_of_referralSee REF _Ref34384516 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Referral sourceType of visitThe reason the person presents to the Emergency Departmented_visit_typeSee REF _Ref34384528 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: ED visit typeMode of arrivalMode of transport by which the person arrivesarrival_modeSee REF _Ref34384546 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Mode of arrivalMode of separationThe status of the person at separation from the Emergency Departmentmode_of_separationSee REF _Ref34384556 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Mode of separationReferred to on departureReferred to at the end of the Emergency Department Contact.referred_to_on_departure_recodeSee REF _Ref34384572 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Referred to on departureClinical codesetAn identifier to identify the classification scheme a principal diagnosis has been mapped to. clinical_codesetICD10AM; ICD10V8; ICD9CM; SNOMEDCTPrincipal ED DiagnosisThe diagnosis or condition established after assessment to be responsible for the person presenting to the Emergency Department. If the person is admitted as an inpatient it is the equivalent of the admission diagnosis.For Cerner FirstNet sites, this variable is captured as “Discharge Diagnosis”. For EDIS and iPM sites it is known as “Principal Diagnosis”ed_diagnosis_sct, ed_diagnosis_codeCerner FirstNet sites – SNOMED CT EDIS, iPM and Health-e-care – ICD9 and ICD10Compensable statusA person is classified as a compensable patient if they are entitled to the payment of, or have been paid compensation, damages or other benefits (including a payment in settlement of a claim for compensation, damages or other benefits) in respect of the injury, illness or disease for which he or she is receiving care and pensable_statusSee REF _Ref34384695 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Compensable statusDepartment of Veterans Affairs card typeIndicates the type of Veterans Affairs cardDVA_card_type1 = White Card; 2 = Gold Card; 3 = Orange CardSexThe biological sex of the patient.sexSee REF _Ref23408552 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: SexAgeThe age in years of the patient (derived)age_recodeArrival date – date of birthAge groupFive year age group, derived from re-coded ageage_grouping_recodeSee REF _Ref23414003 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Age groupBirth dateFull date of birth will only be supplied if sufficient justification is supplied that age is insufficient. Year and month may be providedbirth_dateCountry of birthcountry_of_birthSACC 2016 Marital statusThe marital status of the patient at time of presentationmarital_status_nhddIndigenous statusWhether the person is Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, based on the person’s own self-report. See notes above regarding access to this variable.indigenous_statusNeed for interpreter serviceNeed for interpreter services as perceived by the person. Whether or not an interpreter is actually provided is not relevant.need_interpreter_service' ' = Interpreter not needed; ‘Y’ = Interpreter neededPreferred languageThe language (including sign language) most preferred by the person for communicationpreferred_language_asclSee REF _Ref34384587 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Preferred languageState of residenceIndicates the Australian state of residence for the patient.state_of_recidence_recodeSee REF _Ref26356647 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: State of ResidenceLHD of residenceLocal Health District of residence (2010 boundaries)LHD_2010_codeSee REF _Ref23408608 \h \* MERGEFORMAT Codes: Local Heath District (LHD)Primary Health Network 2015Primary Health Network 2015PHN_2015_CodePHN BoundariesAustralian Statistical Geography Classification (ASGC) 2001 BoundariesStatistical Local Area 2001SLA_2001_codeASGC 2001Local Government Area 2001LGA_2001_codeASGC 2006 Boundaries2006 Statistical Local Area 2006SLA_2006_codeASGC 2006Local Government Area 2006LGA_2006_codeASGC 2011 BoundariesStatistical Local Area 2011SLA_2011_codeASGC 2011Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) 2011 BoundariesASGS 2011 Statistical Area Level 2SA2_2011_codeASGS 2011ASGS 2011 Statistical Area Level 3SA3_2011_codeASGS 2011 Statistical Area Level 4SA4_2011_codeLocal Government Area 2011LGA_2011_codeASGS 2016 BoundariesASGS 2016 Statistical Area Level 2SA2_2016_codeASGS 2016ASGS 2016 Statistical Area Level 3SA3_2016_codeASGS 2016 Statistical Area Level 4SA4_2016_codeLocal Government Area 2016LGA_2016_codeASGS 2016 Statistical Area Level 3SA3_2016_codeASGS 2016 Statistical Area Level 4SA4_2016_codeLocal Government Area 2016LGA_2016_codeAppendix – Code listsCodes: Facility typeCodeDescription1 Public Hospital, Oncology/Cancer Outpatient Department2 Screening Service (DoHRS Financial)3 Community Health Centre, Dental Service4 Public Hospital, Drug & Alcohol Unit5 Public Hospital, Non-Psych Ward or Unit9 Not ApplicableANSW Area Health ServicesAHDNSW Area Health Service Sub-DivisionsBLinen Services (DOHRS Financial)BIRPublic Hospital, Brain Injury Rehabilitation UnitCPublic Hospital, Privately Managed under ContractCADCommunity Residential, Confused and Disturbed Elderly unitCAPCommunity Acute & Post Acute Care (CAPAC)CDACommunity Health Centre, Drug & Alcohol ServiceCMHMental Health, Community Residential FacilityCMNMental Health, CAMHSNET ServiceCOMCommunity Health Centre, Public FacilityCOUJustice Health, CourtsCRCCommunity Residential Care Facility, NECCTCCommunity Residential Transitional Care ServiceDPrivate Day Procedure CentreDENPublic Hospital, Outpatient Dental FacilityDOHNSW Health DepartmentEBiomedical engineering services (DOHRS Financial)ERRRecord created in Error - Not to be used for ReportingFFood services (DoHRS Financial)FLOInter-State & Intra-State Patient FlowsGArea Program Services (DOHRS Financial)GRPMental Health, Community Residential Group HomeHPublic hospital, Recognised (Non-Psych), NSWHEDPublic hospital, Emergency Department, NSWHITPublic Hospital, Hospital in the Home ServiceHOPPublic hospital Outpatient Clinic, NFDHPCCommunity Residential HospiceHWMPublic hospital, Psych Admitting Ward or UnitIInformation and Information technology services (DoHRS Financial)JMedical Imaging ServicesJADJustice Health, D&A, Admitting Ward or UnitJAHJustice Health, Admitting EntityJAMJustice Health, Ambulatory Care Facility, NFDJCHJustice Health, Community Health CentreJDAJustice Health, D&A serviceJDUJustice Health, Dental UnitJOPJustice Health, Outpatient Department or ClinicJSTJustice Health, Outpatient Service TeamKFinancial business units (DoHRS Financial)LPathology business unit, Not Further definedLBHPathology Laboratory, In Public HospitalLBOPathology Laboratory, Non-Hospital, PublicLBPPathology Laboratory, Private Sector, NSWLBUPathology Business Unit (DOHRS Financial)LIV Community Health Centre, Living Skills ServiceLOCService Point Location (Other than Mental Health)MPublic Multi-Purpose Service, Admitting EntityMHHMental Health, Community HostelMHLMental Health, Service LocationsMHNMental Health Service, NECMPAPublic Multi-Purpose Service, D&A ServiceMPRPublic Residential Aged Care Facility within MP' = 'SNPrivate Residential Aged Care Facility (Nursing Home)NGANon-Govt Organisations, D&A ServiceNGONon-Government Organisations, NECNUCNuclear Medicine unitOOther Type of Facility, Not Elsewhere Classified OBS Obsolete Facility of Former Area StructureOVSOverseas Health Authority or Health Service ProviderPPrivate hospital, Admitting EntityPAMPrivate Sector, Ambulatory Care Facility, NECPCHPrivate Community Health ServicePDAPrivate Hospital, Drug & Alcohol ServicePHAPharmacyPOUPrivate Hospital, Outpatient Department or UnitQCommunity Health Centre, NFD as Public or PrivateRPublic Residential Aged Care Facility (Nursing Home)REHCommunity Health Centre, Rehabilitation ServiceRFDRoyal Flying Doctor ServiceSMental Health, Public Psychiatric hospitalSDAMental Health, Public Psychiatric Hospital D&A UnitSSSNSW State-Wide or Shared ServiceSVUService Unit, NFDSWDMental Health, Public Psychiatric Hospital Admitting Ward or UnitTInter State / Territory Health AuthorityTLCCommunity Health Transitional Living UnitTLHPublic Hospital, Brain Injury Transitional Living UnitUMaterial Business Units (DOHRS Financial)VCapital Works Business UnitsWCommunity Residential Care Facility, NFDXNSW Public Health UnitsXXXUnallocated Facility Type (To be Determined)YJustice Health, Correctional CentreZPrivate Sleep Disorder Centre, Admitting EntityCodes: Compensable statusCodeDescription1Non-compensable2WorkCover3Motor Accident Act4Transcover5Other Compensable6Medicare Ineligible/Overseas Visitor7Department of Veteran's Affairs8Defence Force personnel9Eligible Overseas VisitorCodes: Referral sourceCodeDescription1Self, family, friends2Specialist3Outpatient clinic4General Medical Practitioner or Dentist (not hospital based)5Residential Aged Care facility6Other hospital in Area Health Service7Other hospital outside Area Health Service8Other hospital outside NSW9Mental health10Department of Community Services11Other Community Service, other than Health12Prison or Justice Health14Occupational Health15Other health service16Community Health Service17After hours or co-located service18Hostel/group home19Employer99OtherCodes: ED visit typeCodeDescription01Emergency presentation02Return visit - planned03Unplanned return visit for continuing condition04Outpatient clinic05Privately referred, non-admitted person06Pre-arranged admission: without ED workup08Pre-arranged admission: with ED workup09Person in transit10Dead on arrival11DisasterCodes: Local Heath District (LHD)CodeDescriptionX700Sydney LHD X710South Western Sydney LHD X720South Eastern Sydney LHD X730Illawarra Shoalhaven LHD X740Western Sydney LHD X750Nepean Blue Mountains LHD X760Northern Sydney LHD X770Central Coast LHD X800Hunter New England LHD X810Northern NSW LHD X820Mid North Coast LHD X830Southern NSW LHD X840Murrumbidgee LHD X850Western NSW LHD X860Far West LHD X630Sydney Children’s Hospitals NetworkX690St Vincent’s Health NetworkX180Forensic Mental Health NetworkX170Justice HealthX910NSW not further specifiedX920VictoriaX921Albury (Victoria in-reach) X930QueenslandX940South AustraliaX950Western AustraliaX960TasmaniaX970Northern TerritoryX980Australian Capital TerritoryX990Other Australian TerritoriesX997Overseas LocalityX998No Fixed Address9999MissingCodes: Indigenous StatusCodeDescription1Aboriginal2Torres Strait Islander3Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin4Neither Aboriginal nor Torres Strait Islander5Indigenous – not further specified8Declined to respond9UnknownCodes: Marital Status (NHDD)CodeDescription1 Never married2 Widowed3 Divorced4 Separated5 Married (including de facto)6 Not stated/inadequately describedCodes: Age groupCodeDescription10 - 4 years25 - 9 years310 - 14 years415 - 19 years520 - 24 years625 - 29 years730 - 34 years835 - 39 years940 - 44 years1045 - 49 years1150 - 54 years1255 - 59 years1360 - 64 years1465 - 69 years1570 - 74 years1675 - 79 years1780 - 84 years1885+ years19Missing / invalid dataCodes: Mode of arrivalCodeDescription1State Ambulance vehicle2Community/public transport3Private vehicle4Helicopter Rescue Service5Air Ambulance Service6Internal ambulance/transport7Police/Correctional Services vehicle8Other, e.g. undertakers/contractors9No transport (walked in)10Retrieval11Internal bed/wheelchairCodes: Mode of separationCodeDescription1Admitted: To ward/inpatient unit, not a critical care ward2Admitted and discharged as inpatient within ED3Admitted: Died in ED4Departed: Treatment completed5Departed: Transferred to another hospital without first being admitted to the hospital transferred from6Departed: Did not wait7Departed: Left at own risk8Dead on arrival9Departed: For other clinical service location10Admitted: To critical care ward (including HDU/CCU/NICU)11Admitted: Via operating suite12Admitted: Transferred to another hospital13Admitted: Left at own risk99Registered in error Codes: SexCodeDescription1Male2Female3Indeterminate/Intersex4Transgender9Not stated/inadequately described/unknownCodes: Peer groupNSW Hospital Peer groups 2016CodeDescriptionA1Principal ReferralA2Paediatric SpecialistA3Ungrouped Acute - tertiary referralB1Major Hospitals Group 1B2Major Hospitals Group 2C1District Group 1C2District Group 2D1aCommunity with SurgeryD1bCommunity without SurgeryEUngrouped Acute - OtherF1PsychiatricF2Nursing HomeF3Multi-Purpose ServiceF4Sub AcuteF5Palliative CareF6RehabilitationF7MothercraftF8Other ungroupedF9Dialysis servicesCodes: State of usual residenceCodeDescriptionAATAustralian Antarctic Territory ACTAustralian Capital Territory NS Not Stated / Inadequately described NSWNew South Wales NTNorthern Territory OSOverseas OTOther Territories QLDQueensland SASouth Australia TASTasmania VICVictoria WAWestern AustraliaCodes: Triage categoryCodeDescription1 Resuscitation2 Emergency3 Urgent4 Semi urgent5 Non urgentU Any or noneCodes: Referred to on departureCodeDescription01Review in ED - Scheduled02Review in ED - As required'03Community Health (excluding Mental Health/Alcohol & Drugs)04Home Nursing05General Practitioner/LMO'06Outpatient Clinic'07Other'08Not referred'09Not known'10Specialist'11Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Inpatient Facility'12Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Non-Inpatient FacilityCodes: Preferred languageCodeDescription0000Not Elsewhere Classified0001Non Verbal, so described 0002Unknown, not stated 1101Gaelic 1102Irish 1103Welsh 1199Celtic, NEC1201English 1301German 1302Letzeburgish 1303Yiddish 1401Netherlandic 1402Frisian 1501Danish 1502Icelandic 1503Norwegian 1504Swedish 1599Scandinavian, nec 2101French 2201Greek 2301Catalan 2302Portugese 2303Spanish 2399Iberian Romance, nec 2401Italian 2501Maltese 2901Basque 2902Latin 2999Other Southern European Languages, nec 3101Latvian 3102Lithuanian 3201Estonian 3202Finnish 3299Finnic, nec 3301Hungarian 3401Belorussian 3402Russian 3403Ukranian 3501Bosnian 3502Bulgarian 3503Croatian 3504Macedonian 3505Serbian 3506Slovene 3601Czech 3602Polish 3603Slovak 3901Albanian 3902Armenian 3903Aromunian 3904Romanian 3999Other Eastern European Languages, nec 4101 Kurdish 4102Pashto 4103 Persian 4199 Iranic, nec 4201 Amharic 4202 Arabic 4203 Assyrian 4204 Hebrew 4205 Tigrinya 4299 Middle Eastern and North African Languages, nec 4301 Turkish 4399 Turkish and Central Asian Languages, nec 5101 Kannada 5102 alayalam 5103 Tamil 5104 Telugu 5199 Dravidian, nec 5201 Bengali 5202 Gujarati 5203 Hindi 5204 Konkani 5205Marathi 5206Nepali 5207Punjabi 5208Sindhi 5211Sinhalese 5212Urdu 5299Indo-Aryan, nec 6101Burmese 6199Burman, nec 6201Hmong 6299Hmong-Mien Languages, nec 6301Khmer 6302Vietnamese 6399Mon-Khmer, nec 6401Lao 6402Thai 6499Tai, nec 6501Bisaya 6502Cebuano 6503Ilokano 6504Indonesian 6505Malay 6506Tagalog (Filipino) 6507Tetum 6508Timorese 6599Western Austronesian Languages, nec 6999Other Southeast Asian Languages 7101Cantonese 7102Hakka 7103Hokkien 7104Mandarin 7105Teochew 7106Wu 7199Chinese, nec 7201Japanese 7301Korean 7999Other Eastern Asian Languages 8000Aboriginal dialect, nfd 8101Anindilyakwa 8102Burarra 8103Dhaangu 8104Dhayyi 8105Dhuwal-Dhuwala 8106Djinang 8107Karrwa 8108Kunwinjku 8111Maung 8112Murrinh-Patha 8113Ngangkikurungurr 8114Nunggubuyu 8115Rembarrnga 8116Ritharrngu 8117Tiwi 8118Yanyuwa 8199Northern Aboriginal, nec 8201Alyawarr 8202Anmatyerr 8203Arrernte 8204Bardi 8205Bunuba 8206Jaru 8207Kija 8208Kuurinji 8211Kukatha 8212Kukatja 8213Miriwoong 8214Mutpurra 8215Ngaatjatjara 8216Nyangumarta 8217Pintupi 8218Pitjantjatjara 8221Walmajarri 8222Warumungu 8223Warlpiri 24Yulparija 8225Yankunytjatjara 8299Central Aboriginal, nec 8301Gugu Yalanji 8302Guugu Yimidhirr 8303Kuuku-Yau 8304Wik-Mungkan 8399Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal, nec 8401Kalaw Lagaw Ya 8402Meryam Mir 8501Ngarluma 8502Nyungar 8503Yindjibarndi 8599West Coast Aboriginal, nec 8601Adnymathanha 8602Arabana 8699Eastern Aboriginal, nec 8701Kriol 8702Torres Strait Creole (Broken) 9101American Languages 9201Acholi 9202Afrikaans 9203Akan 9204Asante 9205Mauritian Creole 9206Oromo 9207Shona 9208Somali 9211Swahili 9212Yoruba 9213Zulu 9299African Languages (Excluding North Africa), nec 9301Fijian 9302Gilbertese 9303Maori (Cook Island) 9304Maori (New Zealand) 9305Motu 9306Nauruan 9307Niue 9308Samoan 9311Tongan 9399Oceanic Austronesian Languages, nec 9401Tok Pisin 9499Oceanian Pidgins and Creoles, nec 9501Papuan Languages 9601Invented Languages 9701Auslan 9702Makaton 9799Sign Languages, nec ................
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