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West Midlands Key Health Data 2007/08

LIST OF FIGURES

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Figure	Title
2.1	Average change in rank per LSOA for Index of Multiple Deprivation by Government Office Region
2.2	Population-weighted average rank per LSOA for Index of Multiple Deprivation by PCT
2.3	Change in population-weighted average rank per LSOA for all domains by PCT
3.1	Carbon dioxide emissions, 2005, tonnes per person
3.2	NHS England CO2 emissions: Primary sector breakdown, 2004
3.3	NHS England CO2 emissions: Travel emissions by sub-group, 2004
3.4	Patient and Visitor journeys and proportion of total estimated CO2 emissions for Sandwell PCT
4.1	Number of Incidents attended by West Midlands Ambulance Service, by PCT - April 07 - March 08
4.2	Numbers of incidents attended by WMAS, by PCT, April 2007 to March 2008 and Resident Population by PCT
4.3	Volume of Incidents attended by WMAS per 1000 residents by PCT April 2007 – March 2008
5.1	Frequency distribution of estimated ED attendances for assault, by age and sex in the West Midlands Region, 2005/2006
5.2	Estimated directly standardised rates of ED attendance for assault, by Townsend quintile of area of residence 2005/2006
5.3	Directly standardised estimated ED attendance rates per 100,000 for assault, by PCT resident population 2005 / 2006
6.1	All cancers England & Wales (childhood cancer 0-14 years)
6.2	ASR 1997-2006 all WM childhood cancers
6.3	ASRs for all West Midlands childhood cancers 1957-2006
6.4a	Leukaemia - Annual ASRs plus linear trend, 1957-2006
6.4b	Leukaemia - Annual ASRs 3-year rolling average, 1957-2006
6.5	ASRs for West Midlands brain and CNS tumours 1957-2006
6.6a	Solid tumours – Annual ASRs plus linear trend 1957-2006
6.6b	ASRs for West Midlands solid tumours 1957-2006: 3-year rolling average
6.7	Age distribution of West Midlands childhood malignancies, showing peak in A.L.L. incidence
6.8	West Midlands cancer incidence by deprivation quintiles
6.9	West Midlands childhood cancer survival 1997-2006 by diagnostic type
6.10	Current age of survivors on active follow-up
6.11	Types of problem experienced by survivors
7.1	MRSA Bacteraemia cases in West Midlands 2001/2-2007/8
7.2	MRSA Bacteraemia rates by Trust Type
7.3	Clostridium difficile cases in West Midlands (by age) April 2007- March 2008
7.4	Number of cases of C. difficile infection in the West Midlands by Trust type (April 2007- March 2008, provisional data)
8.1	Estimated prevalence and number of people with diabetes, 2005 by Government Office Region
8.2	Estimated prevalence and number of people with diabetes, 2005, by Local Authority
8.3	Estimated prevalence and number of people with type 1 diabetes, 2005, by Government Office Region
8.4	Estimated prevalence and number of people with type 1 diabetes, 2005, by Local Authority
8.5	Estimated prevalence and number of people with type 2 diabetes, 2005, by Government Office Region
8.6	Estimated prevalence and number of people with type 2 diabetes, 2005, by Local Authority
8.7	Estimated prevalence of diabetes (type 1 and 2 – diagnosed and undiagnosed) in 2001 and 2010 modelled using PBS with different obesity scenarios, by Government Office Region
8.8	Estimated prevalence of diabetes in 2001 and 2010 modelled using PBS with different obesity scenarios, by Local Authority
8.9	Directly Standardised Admission Rates for Diabetes (ICD10 E10-E14) by Primary Care Trust, All ages, Males & Females, 2006/07
8.10	Directly Standardised Emergency Admission Rates for Diabetes (ICD10 E10-E14) by Local Authority, All ages, Males & Females, 2006/07
8.11	Proportion of admissions that are emergency admissions by Local Authority 2006/07
8.12	Average length of stay for diabetes patients in the West Midlands, LA, 2006/07
8.13	Directly Standardised Admission Rates for Specified diabetic complications* by Local Authority, All Ages, Males & Females, 2004/05 – 2006/07 pooled
8.14	Directly Standardised Admission Rates for Cerebrovascular complications with Diabetes (ICD10 I60 - I69 with ICD10 E10-14) by Local Authority, All Ages, Males & Females, 2004/05 – 2006/07 pooled
8.15	Directly Standardised Admission Rates for Ischaemic Heart Disease complications with Diabetes (ICD10 I60 - I69 with ICD10 E10-14) by Local Authority, All Ages, Males & Females, 2004/05 – 2006/07 pooled
8.16	Directly Standardised Mortality Rates for Diabetes Mellitus (ICD10 E10-E14) by Local Authority, All ages, Males and Females, 2002-2006 pooled
8.17	Directly Standardised Mortality Rates for Diabetes (ICD10 E10 – E14), All ages, Males and Females, 2002 – 2006
9.1	Age Profile of Stroke (ICD10 I60-I69) Mortality in the West Midlands, deaths registered 2004-06
9.2	Under 75’s Stroke (ICD10 I60-I69) Mortality Rates by Government Office Region, deaths registered 2004-06
9.3	Stroke (ICD10 I60-I69) Mortality Rates in the West Midlands by Deprivation, deaths registered 2004-06
9.4	Stroke (ICD10 I60-I69) Mortality Rates in the West Midlands, deaths registered 2001-03 vs. 2004-06
9.5	Under 75’s Stroke (ICD10 I60-I69) Emergency Admission Rates by Government Office Region, financial year 2006/07
9.6	Stroke (ICD10 I60-I69) Emergency Admission Rates in the West Midlands by Deprivation, financial year 2006/07
9.7	Under 75’s Stroke (ICD10 I60-I69) Emergency Admission Rates in the West Midlands and England, financial years 1997/98 – 2006/07
9.8	Stroke and TIA prevalence (STR1) by Strategic Health Authority, financial year 2006/07
9.9	% of new patients with a stroke who have been referred for further investigation (STR11), in the West Midlands by Primary Care Organisation, financial year 2007/08
9.10	% of patients with TIA or stroke in whom the last blood pressure reading (measured in the previous 15 months) is 150/90 or less (STR6), in the West Midlands by Primary Care Organisation, financial year 2007/08
9.11	% of patients with TIA or stroke whose last measured total cholesterol (measured in the previous 15 months) is 5mmol/l or less (STR8), in the West Midlands by Primary Care Organisation, financial year 2007/08
9.12	% of new patients with a stroke shown to be non-haemorrhagic, or a history of TIA, who have a record that an anti-platelet agent*, or an anti-coagulant+ is being taken (STR12), in the West Midlands by Primary Care Organisation, financial year 2007/08
10.1	Trend in life expectancy in England
10.2a	Trend in male life expectancy, England, the West Midlands and the West Midlands Spearhead Group
10.2b	Trend in female life expectancy, England, the West Midlands and the West Midlands Spearhead Group
10.3	Trend in relative gap in life expectancy, England, the West Midlands and the West Midlands Spearhead group
10.4	Life expectancy at birth by primary care trust in the West Midlands, 2004-2006
10.5	Directly age standardised death rates for top ten selected causes of death in the West Midlands, all ages, males & females, 2002-2006
10.6	Directly age standardised death rates for top ten selected causes of death in the West Midlands Spearhead PCTs
10.7	Conditions contributing the most to the gap in life expectancy in males in the West Midlands PCTs Spearhead Group
10.8	Conditions contributing the most to the gap in life expectancy in females in the West Midlands Spearhead Group
10.9	Contribution of smoking attributable deaths (2002-2006) to the gap in life expectancy in the West Midlands Spearhead PCTs
10.10	Contribution of alcohol attributable deaths (2002-2006) to the gap in life expectancy in the West Midlands Spearhead PCTs
10.11	Age groups contribution to the gap in life expectancy in males in the West Midlands Spearhead Group (2002-2006)
10.12	Age groups contribution to the gap in life expectancy in females in the West Midlands Spearhead Group (2002-2006)
10.13	Selected conditions and their contributions to the gap in life expectancy in the West Midlands Non-Spearhead Group
10.14	Age groups contribution to the gap in life expectancy in the West Midlands Non- Spearhead
10.15	Contributions of different diseases to life expectancy gap in men in the West Midlands Spearhead primary care trusts
10.16	Contributions of different diseases to life expectancy gap in female in the West Midlands Spearhead primary care trusts
11.1	April 2007 - December 2007 PbR costs for People with Dementia against Estimated Prevalence by PCT
11.2	Effect of Demographic drift over next 20 years
11.3	PCT specific Estimated Dementia Prevalence against number of care home beds registered in each PCT (Source CSCI)
12.1	Deaths Amongst West Midlands Children under 16 years 2001 – 2006