Important update for Queensland physicians
The Queensland Register has officially closed under the amended Public Health Act 2005 (Qld). From 23 September 2025, all notifiable dust lung diseases that were previously reported to the Queensland Notifiable Dust Lung Disease Register must now be reported to the National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry.
For further information, please refer to the factsheet.
National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry
Monthly dashboard report
The report shows a summary of the information collected since the National Registry began on 22 May 2024. It is updated on the first day of each month.
About the registry
Learn about the registry and why it is important.
Access the registry
Log in to the registry to report or review data on occupational respiratory diseases in Australia.
Occupational respiratory diseases
Learn about prescribed and non-prescribed occupational respiratory diseases.
Governance
Find out who can access and report data to the registry.
Browse information for
Patients
Find out when your physician must report to the registry and what information you need to provide.
Physicians
Learn about physician reporting requirements, what occupational respiratory diseases to report, and how to report them.
Government agencies
Find out how to apply for registry data access as a state or territory government agency.
Training videos
Training videos
Managing notifications and patients in the National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry
Making a notification to the National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry
Latest resources
Latest resources
Transition from the Queensland Notifiable Dust Lung Disease Register to the National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry fact sheet
National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry brochure
National guidance for doctors assessing workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica dust – Administrative report
National guidance for doctors assessing workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica dust – Appendix E – Spirometry case study
Contacts
