Key Health Data for the West Midlands 2003

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1.1 Key to Figure 1.1
1.2 Key to Figure 1.2
   
2.1 Description of education levels
2.2 Percentage attaining the differing education levels by ethnic group for the population of the West Midlands aged 16 to 74
2.3 Percentage attaining the differing education levels by ethnic group, population aged 16-24 years in the West Midlands
2.4 Economic activities by ethnic group, percentage of the West Midlands population aged 16-24 years
2.5 Economic activities by ethnic group, percentage of West Midlands population aged 25 years and older
2.6 Percentage of West Midlands households with no central heating and those that are overcrowded, by ethnic group
2.7 Percentage composition of household by ethnic group in the West Midlands
   
3.1 Percentage of people economically active by local authority, age and sex, 2001
3.2 Percentage of people employed, broken down by local authority, age and sex, 2001
3.3 The percentage of working age population claiming job seekers allowance, Jan 2002 to Dec 2002 by local authority
3.4 Percentage of claimants who have been claiming Job Seekers Allowance for over 12 months by local authority, Jan 2002 to Dec 2002
3.5 Vacancies by Standard Occupational Classification group, by Job Centre service Areas, June 2002 to May 2003
3.6 VAT registered companies in 2002, change in registrations (2001 to 2002) by local authority
3.7 Estimated average size of companies working in each sector
   
4.1 Economic Activity in the New Deal for Communities areas compared to West Midlands and England
   
5.1 Proportion of women aged 65-70 who have been successfully screened for breast cancer
5.2 Proportion of people admitted for stroke admitted to a hospital with a specialised stroke service
5.3 Employment, poverty and deprivation
5.4 Housing and homelessness
5.5 Education
5.6 Crime
5.7 Pollution and the physical environment
5.8 Community development
5.9 Lifestyle including diet, smoking and physical activity
5.10 Access to local health and other services
5.11 Accidents and injury
5.12 Mental health
5.13 Maternal, infant and child health
5.14 Older people
5.15 Tackling the major killers
   
6.1 Directly Age Standardised Incidence Rates for lung cancer in Men and Women Diagnosed in the Period 1981-2001
6.2 Directly Age Standardised Incidence Rates for lung cancer by IMD(2000) Quintile in Men and Women Diagnosed in the Period 1999-2001
6.3 Directly Age Standardised Incidence Rate Ratios for lung cancer (Most:Least Deprived) in Men and Women Diagnosed in the Periods 1981-1983, 1987-1989, 1993-1995 and 1999-2001
6.4 Directly Age Standardised Incidence Rates for lung cancer by PCT in Men and Women Diagnosed in the Period 1999-2001
   
7.1 The location and motive of fires in the West Midlands metropolitan county 1999/00 to 2002/3
7.2 The number of deaths, injuries and rescues sustained in fires in the West Midlands metropolitan county 1999/00 to 2002/3
7.3 The rate of deaths, injuries, rescues per 1,000 accidental fires in dwellings in the West Midlands metropolitan county 1999/00 to 2002/3
7.4 The cause of accidental fires in dwellings, and the rate of injuries at these fires in the West Midlands metropolitan county 1999/00 to 2002/3
7.5 The behaviour at accidental fires in dwellings that led to injuries, rescues or deaths in the West Midlands metropolitan county 1999/00 to 2002/3
7.6 Smoke alarm ownership and injury sustained at accidental fires in dwellings in the West Midlands metropolitan county 1999/00 to 2002/3
   
8.1 West Midlands Acute Trusts MRSA bacteraemia rates (April 2001 to March 2003)
   
11.1 Objectives to be included in Regulations for the purposes of Local Air Quality Management

 
 

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