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Dudley Strategy for Tackling Health Inequalities 2010-15

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Percentage uptake of seasonal flu vaccineWhen percentage uptake by GP practice is plotted against the most deprived quintile<strong>for</strong> the over 65 GP population the correlation is quite weak (r =0.098) (Figure 10).<strong>Dudley</strong>‟s uptake is below the England average. There are many practices with lessthan 30% of their population who are most deprived not achieving 70% uptake.Figure 10Uptake of seasonal flu vaccine in those aged 65 and over by GP against percentage of GPpopulation in most deprived IMD quintile, <strong>Dudley</strong> 2008/9 (R=0.0984, R 2 =0.97%)30384182.3032443777.3072.3067.303231112446422264025514833 34 <strong>15</strong>721 81751645953<strong>2010</strong>14271836242849 13354347291<strong>15</strong>22350Percentage uptake - Over 65Mid Range IMD1<strong>Dudley</strong> PCT AverageEngland Average62.30192657.30390 10 20 30 40 50 60 70Percentage of GP population in most deprived IMD quintileWhen uptake of the „at risk‟ groups in the most deprived quintile are compared thecorrelation is more positive (r = 0.58) (Figure 11). <strong>Dudley</strong> is also slightly higher thanthe England average in influenza uptake <strong>for</strong> these vulnerable groups, but at less than50% there is more that could be done in primary care to reduce the inequality gap <strong>for</strong>influenza uptake rates.<strong>15</strong>0

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