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Figure 69: Standardised all cause mortality ratio for persons aged under 75 years by
deprivation for Hull for 2007-2009
Under 75 SMRs (95% CI)
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7.8.4.3 Under 75 Year All Cause Mortality Rate in Relation to Deprivation for Hull and
Comparator Areas
This section contains analyses of all cause SMRs within national deprivation quintiles,
using national mortality data as well as population estimates at lower layer super out
area (LLSOA) for the entire country. This work was possible due to the assistance of
the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, who hold a copy of the national
mortality file and commissioned ONS to produce the LLSOA population estimates. At
the time the analyses were undertaken, the most recent period for which mortality data
were available was 2008. It should be noted that, because the LLSOA population
estimates are derived from resident population estimates, which tend to be different to
the GP registered populations used locally, the SMRs produced will not be the same as
those produced using local data. It should also be noted that, in order to make
comparisons with other areas, the analyses were performed using national quintiles of
IMD 2007, which means that there were no Hull SMRs for the least deprived quintile, as
none of the LLSOAs in Hull lie within the least deprived fifth of LLSOAs nationally.
Comparisons were made between Hull and North East Lincolnshire, as well as the
averages for the 10 comparator PCTs (described elsewhere in this report), Spearhead
PCTs, the 20 most deprived PCTs in England, the Industrial Hinterlands group of local
authorities and the Yorkshire and Humber region, using England deprivation-specific
reference rates.
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