Resources

The Australian Child Maltreatment Study conducts gold standard research with direct policy and practice impact. This page includes all knowledge translation products.

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Prevalence of physical punishment in Australia

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Entire ACMS primary findings set

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Overview of the ACMS

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Prevalence of child sexual abuse across all Australians

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Child sexual abuse among young Australians

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Child maltreatment and health risk behaviours in the Australian young people

This infographic presents data from our young person sample of Australians aged 16-24.

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Child maltreatment and health risk behaviours in the Australian population

The infographic presents Australian population level data and is based on our full sample of Australians aged 16-65+.

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Child maltreatment and mental health disorders in the Australian young people

This infographic presents data from our young person sample of Australians aged 16-24.

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Child maltreatment and mental health disorders in the Australian population

The infographic presents Australian population level data and is based on our full sample of Australians aged 16-65+

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Prevalence of multi-type maltreatment in Australian young people

This infographic presents data from our young person sample of Australians aged 16-24.

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Prevalence of multi-type maltreatment across the Australian population

This infographic presents Australian population level data and is based on our full sample of Australians aged 16-65+.

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Prevalence of maltreatment in young people aged 16-24 years.

This infographic presents data from our young person sample of Australians aged 16-24.

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Infographics

Prevalence of maltreatment across the Australian Population

This infographic presents Australian population level data and is based on our full sample of Australians aged 16-65+.

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