Revision history

Previous editions of the Health of Queenslanders: Report of the Chief Health Officer Queensland are available on the Queensland Government Publications Portal.

The digital-first editions are archived after biennial major updates.

The table below lists the revision history for the eCHO report since the latest major update (March 2025.)

Table 1. Errata Ordered by date
DatePageType Old info New infoComment
31/03/2025 Our timesTypographical errorBased on current trends, hospitalisations for those 70 years and would increase over 44%, from 958,000 in 2023–24 to 1,378,000 in 2032–33.Based on current trends, hospitalisations for those 70 years and over would increase over 44%, from 958,000 in 2023–24 to 1,378,000 in 2032–33. Nil
31/03/2025Cancer trendsTypographical errorVisit the Australian Bureau of Statistics website for:Visit the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare website for:Nil
31/03/2025Dental and oral healthDataFigure 3 had incorrect data for "Other dental conditions"Underlying data updated.Nil
01/04/2025ImmunisationTypographical errorBased on the 12-month period to 30 November 2024.Based on the combined quarters from December 2023 to September 2024,Nil
02/04/2025Our lifestyle spotlightTypographical errorLung cancer screening accordionLung cancer screening programNil
07/04/2025About this reportTypographical errorThe health of Queensland. Report of the Chief Health Officer QueenslandThe health of Queenslanders. Report of the Chief Health Officer QueenslandNil
30/04/2025Regional healthTypographical errorAdditional cancer indicators are available in Figure 2 data dashboard.Additional cancer indicators are available in Figure 2.Nil
10/06/2025Our timesTypographical errorMale-Female comparisons in Figure 2 had incorrect measure for "Unhealthy days (mental health)".Updated measure to "Mean days".Nil
02/02/2026Our timesTypographical errorBetween 2018 and 2022, the proportion of adults who currently vaped increased 4-fold. Between 2018 and 2024, the proportion of adults who currently vaped increased 4-fold.Nil
09/03/2026Mental healthDataCorresponding health expenditure information for 2022–23 was $2.512 billion (depression disorders), $522.2 million (anxiety disorders), $944.6 million (drug use disorders) and $861.4 million (alcohol use disorders).Corresponding health expenditure information for 2022–23 was $2.512 billion (depression disorders), $2.369 billion (anxiety disorders), $944.6 million (drug use disorders) and $861.4 million (alcohol use disorders).Nil

Historic revisions and corrected errata made to content on the The Health of Queenslanders: Report of the Chief Health Officer Queensland prior to March 2025 are detailed the PDF report: CHO past revisions 2025 (59KB).