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<strong>Barnsley</strong> in <strong>Depth</strong> <strong>Children</strong>’s and <strong>Young</strong> People’s Report – 2008/09 <strong>In</strong>formation3.17 Accident and Emergency AttendancesAccident and Emergency (A&E) attendance data can provide us withinformation about relative levels of morbidity in children and can be used asproxy measures for morbidity in general. <strong>In</strong> 2008/09 there were 22,502attendances at <strong>Barnsley</strong> Hospital NHS Foundation Trust A&E by youngpeople aged 0-19 years, this accounts for 28% of all attendances at A&Eduring 2008/09.A&E attendances were higher for males in all age groups. Highestattendances are in children under 5 years (32.3%) and 15 to 19 years (30.5%)– see Figure 3.17.1.Figure 3.17.1 Attendances at <strong>Barnsley</strong> Hospital NHS Foundation Trust A&E, 2008/09 (0to 19 year olds)Source: A&E Commissioning Dataset0 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 14 15 to 19 Grand TotalMale 4,032 1,899 2,859 3,724 12,514Female 3,238 1,535 2,077 3,134 9,984Not known 1 1 2 4Grand Total 7,271 3,434 4,937 6,860 22,502% 32.3 15.3 21.9 30.5 100.0The majority of incidents for 0-19 year olds occurred in the home (38.7%) –see Figure 3.17.2.Figure 3.17.2 <strong>In</strong>cident Location A&E Attendances at <strong>Barnsley</strong> Hospital NHS FoundationTrust A&E, 2008/09 0 to 19 year oldsSource: A&E Commissioning Dataset<strong>In</strong>cident Location Number %Home 8,709 38.7Other 6,666 29.6Public Place 4,539 20.2Educational establishment 1,924 8.6Work 418 1.9Not known 246 1.1Grand Total 22,502 100.0The majority of incidents for 0-19 year olds were categorised as ‘other’(49.9%) followed by accidents (44.3%) – see Figure 3.17.3.- 42 -

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