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Update from EMPHO and TCR April 2007

Update from EMPHO and TCR April 2007. Small Area Database (Dave). Small area data available on EMPHO website – www.empho.org.uk Data Sets available at Lower Layer Super Output Area Level: Standardised Mortality Ratios (SMR), 2001-05 for: All Age, All Cause Mortality

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Update from EMPHO and TCR April 2007

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  1. Update from EMPHO and TCRApril 2007

  2. Small Area Database(Dave) • Small area data available on EMPHO website – www.empho.org.uk • Data Sets available at Lower Layer Super Output Area Level: • Standardised Mortality Ratios (SMR), 2001-05 for: • All Age, All Cause Mortality • Under 75, All Cause Mortality • Under 75, All Cancer Mortality • Under 75, All Circulatory Disease Mortality • Low Birth Weight percentages, 2001-05

  3. Small Area Database • Data available at Ward level: • Life Expectancy, 2001-05 • Males • Females • Synthetic Estimates of Healthy Lifestyle Behaviours, 2000-02 • Smoking Prevalence in adults • Obesity Prevalence in adults • Binge Drinking Prevalence in adults • Consumption of Fruit and Vegetables in adults and children (Due to be updated with 2003-05 data at Middle Layer Super Output Area level in late May/June 2007 – All indicators except Fruit and Vegetable consumption in Children) • Under 18 Conception rates, 2002-04 • Difference to national (England) rate

  4. Inequalities Reports • Report for each County / UA in East Midlands • Provide an overview of the data • To be made available on the EMPHO website shortly Reports contain: • Map and information about All Age, All Cause Mortality. • Other Key Findings from the other data sets • Other useful sources of Small Area information (on reverse) • Directions to access EMPHO’s Small Area Data – www.empho.org.uk

  5. 2007 Update published in April Evaluates regional trends in relation to 2010 health improvement and health inequalities targets Trend data for 1995 – 2005 Comparison of best and worst quintiles Key Message: Health is improving but the inequalities gap is not narrowing Indicators: Life expectancy at birth Teenage pregnancy rate <75 mortality rate from circulatory disease <75 mortality rate from cancer Mortality rate from accidents Suicide rate Smoking prevalence Monitoring Trends in Health (Georgie)

  6. Monitoring Trends in Health (Georgie)

  7. Performance Management Reports (Howard) • Request from SHA that EMPHO do something to enable monitoring of delivery of national health improvement objectives • Put forward proposal to use the LHO model – quarterly reports for each PCT • Data presented as traffic lights – most indicating progress towards a target • Maps illustrating how PCTs compare • Charts presenting past performance and project current trend

  8. Trent Cancer Registry (Jason Poole): Work in Progress Cancer Inequalities in the East Midlands Age-standardised lung cancer incidence rates in the East Midlands by sex and deprivation, 2001-05

  9. Male lung cancer incidence between LAs, 2001-05

  10. www.trentcancer.nhs.uk

  11. LAAs (Shelley) • HP2 (Shelley) • LHO Health Inequalities Intervention Tool (Shelley) • Health Inequalities theme pages on EMPHO website (Shelley / Georgie) • Prevalence modelling (Dave) • Updated lifestyle synthetic estimates (Dave) • Child Measurement Programme (Kath) • Physical Activity webpages (Kath) • EM PH GIS Network (John) • etc

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