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Figure 4: Comparison of Life Expectancy: Carlisle.Difference in life expectancy of Carlisle wards in comparison to the Cumbria average,2001-200565432Years10-1-2-3-4-5BotcherbyCastleBelle VueMortonUpperbyDenton HolmeCurrockHarrabyLongtown And RockcliffeSt AidansBramptonDalstonWardsYewdaleBelahStanwix RuralIrthingStanwix UrbanWetheralLyneHaytonGreat Corby And GeltsdaleBurghTotal life expectancy gives an estimate of the average years of life expectancy of individualswithin a population. It has traditionally been used as an indicator to measure health inequality.However, it does not reflect differences in health status while people are still living.3. Healthy Life Expectancy.Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE) represents the number of years that an individual can expect tolive in good health and provides a useful means of reflecting morbidity within a given population.Data relating to the period 1999-2003 (experimental statistics) indicate that life expectancy forthis period is 77.4 years in Carlisle while healthy life expectancy is 69.9 years indicating thatresidents of Carlisle can expect to spend around seven and a half years or 10% of their lives inpoor health.Residents of Castle and Upperby can expect to live for around 75 years, they can expect tospend around ten years or 13% of their lives in poor health, compared to residents of Wetheralwho can expect to live for around 81 years and spend just five years or 6% of their lives in poorhealth.Figure 5 illustrates healthy life expectancy for each of the Carlisle wards.Fiona Huntington 9 of 47
Figure 5: Healthy Life Expectancy by WardHealthy Life Expectancy Estimates, 1999-2003, Carlisle Wards9080706.696.775.855.016.176.475.267.076.597.297.088.115.798.128.637.687.148.249.7410.008.698.117.5060Years50403076.5174.9375.3576.1974.6373.2374.1472.0372.5171.3170.6269.5971.3168.4867.8768.6269.1667.8665.5664.765.7165.3969.920100HaytonStanwix UrbanBurghWetheralGreat Corby and GeltsdaleLyneStanwix RuralBelahIrthingYewdaleBramptonSt AidansWardDalstonHarrabyDenton HolmeCurrockLongtown & RockcliffeMortonUpperbyCastleBotcherbyBelle VueCarlisleYears of life healthyYears of life unhealthyFigure 6 compares Male and Female Healthy Life ExpectancyFigure 6: Comparison of male and Female Healthy Life Expectancy80.075.0Male life expectancy show ing number ofyears of healthy life (Census 2001)85.080.0Female life expectancy showing number ofyears of healthy life (Census 2001)Life expectancy70.065.0Life expectancy75.070.065.060.060.055.0Carlisle North West EnglandNot healthy (yrs)Healthy (yrs)55.0Carlisle North West EnglandNot healthy (yrs)Healthy (yrs)4. Indices of Multiple Deprivation.The Index of Multiple Deprivation measures disadvantage within populations averaging around1,500 residents - the Lower Super Output Area Level. The IMD is based on individualcategories of deprivation which are identified and measured separately. These are thencombined into a single overall measure. The Index is made up of seven distinct dimensions ofdeprivation called Domain Indices.Fiona Huntington 10 of 47
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