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About CEHI statistics

Welcome to the South of Tyne and Wear Compendium of Health Related Statistics. This document contains a comprehensive range of information describing the demography, health and lifestyles of the populations of Gateshead, South Tyneside and Sunderland. It accompanies the Annual Reports of the Directors of Public Health in each of the three areas.

The contents of the compendium are organised in two distinct ways. Firstly they are organised by clinical theme e.g. circulatory disease or cancer. There are fifteen different chapters listed on the right hand menu. Secondly data items are organised in a way which reflects three distinct issues when considering health improvement:

• Adding years to life - tracks those indicators which monitor length of life such as life expectancy or premature mortality (deaths under 75 years).
• Adding years to life - looks at those indicators which measure the quality of life such as the prevalence of chronic disease
• Reducing Health Inequalities - examines indicators which can be measured for small populations such as people living in electoral wards. By comparing patterns of access against maps of local health, social or economic inequalities, it is possible for all health and social care services to check whether they are reaching those sections of the community where need is greatest.

Alphabetical Listing

A simple listing of CEHI stats content - use in conjunction with the Category listing and Tag Cloud display. Entries use the following identifiers: AC – Accidents
CA – Cancer
CD – Circulatory Disease
DM – Demography
DP – Deprivation
EMN – Endocrine, Metabolic and Neurological Diseases
FE – Fertility
HL – Health and Lifestyles
HIC – Health of Infants, Children and Young People
ID – Infectious Disease
MH – Mental Health
MO – Mortality
OP – Older People
RD – Respiratory Disease
SM – Substance Misuse

AC Directly standardised mortality rates, all ages
AC Indirectly standardised mortality ratios, all ages
AC Mortality from accidents, average age-specific death rates
AC Number of deaths due to accidents, 1998 to 2005
CA Incidence of colorectal cancer, indirectly age-standardised registration ratio, people of all ages
CA Mortality All Cancers Indirectly age standardised mortality ratios people all ages
CA Mortality All Cancers indirect age stand mortality ratios under 75
CA Mortality from all cancers Direct age stand mort rates
CA Mortality from breast cancer, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people all ages
CA Mortality from breast cancer, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people under 75 years
CA Mortality from cervical cancer, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people of all ages
CA Mortality from colorectal cancer, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people of all ages
CA Mortality from colorectal cancer, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people of all ages
CA Mortality from lung cancer directly age standardised mortality rates, people all ages
CA Mortality from lung cancer indirectly age standardised mortality rates under 75 years
CA Mortality from lung cancer indirectly age standardised mortality ratios, people of all ages
CA Mortality from lung cancer, directly age standardised mortality rates people under 75
CA Mortality from malignant melanoma, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people of all ages
CA Mortality from oesophageal cancer, indirectly standardised mortality ratio, people all ages
CA Mortality from prostate cancer, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people of all ages
CA Mortality from stomach cancer, indirectly age-standardised mortality ratio, people of all ages
CA Prevalence of all cancers
CD Average age-specific death rates due to coronary heart disease
CD Directly standardised mortality rates due to all circulatory disease, under 75 years
CD Directly standardised mortality rates due to coronary heart disease, under 75 years
CD Directly standardised mortality rates due to stroke, 65 to 74 years
CD Directly standardised mortality rates due to stroke, under 65 years
CD Indirectly standardised mortality ratios due to acute myocardial infarction, 35-64 years
CD Indirectly standardised mortality ratios due to stroke, all ages
CD Indirectly standardised mortality ratios, mortality due to coronary heart disease, all ages
CD Indirectly standardised mortality ratios, mortality due to coronary heart disease, under 75 years
CD Mortality due to stroke, number of deaths
CD Mortality from acute myocardial infarction, number of deaths
CD Mortality from stroke, average age -specific mortality rates
CD Number of deaths due to coronary heart disease, 1997-2005
CD Prevalence of coronary heart disease in primary care
CD Prevalence of stroke and transient ischaemic attack
EMN Prevalence of diabetes in primary care
EMN Prevalence of epilepsy in primary care
EMN Prevalence of hypothyroidism in primary care
Health Statistics Supporting Evidenced-Based Practice
Health of Infants, Children and Young People - An Introduction
Health of Infants, Children and Young People - Infant Health - Infant Mortality Rate
IC Deaths due to land transport accidents (ICD10 V01-V89) by age band
IC Low birthweight rate (<1500g)
IC Low birthweight rate (<2500g)
IC Perinatal Mortality Rate
IC Standardised mortality ratio due to all causes among
IC Still Birth Rate
IC Trends in infant and perinatal mortality
M Indirectly age-standardised mortality ratios (SMR)
M Number of deaths by Age Band
M Proportion of deaths by age at death in 2005
RD Mortality from bronchitis and emphysema, indirectly age standardised mortality ratios in people all ages
RD Prevalence of asthma in primary care
RD Prevalence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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• Introduction
• Accidents
• Cancer
• Circulatory Disease
• Demography
• Deprivation
• Endocrine, Metabolic and Neurological Diseases
• Fertility
• Health and Lifestyles
• Health of Infants, Children and Young People
• Infectious Disease
• Mental Health
• Mortality and Morbidity All Causes
• Older People
• Respiratory Disease
• Substance Misuse

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Introduction
Accidents
Cancer
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Endocrine, Metabolic and Neurological Diseases
Health of Infants, Children and Young People
Mortality and Morbidity All Causes
Respiratory Disease

Contact

Andy Billett
Public Health Analyst
NHS South of Tyne and Wear

Based at:
Sunderland Teaching PCT
Pemberton House
Colima Avenue
Sunderland Enterprise Park
Sunderland
SR5 3XB
T: (0191) 529 7202
E: andy.billett@ghpct.nhs.uk