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Trend data for PCTs (in their current configuration) are available from 2006/2007
onwards, although no breakdown by gender or age bands were available for 2006/2007.
Rates of quit dates set and 4-week quits achieved have been recalculated using ONS
mid-year resident population estimates. The 16+ population has been estimated by
summing all age groups aged 20-24 and higher plus 80% of those aged 15-19 years.
The results for Hull and comparator areas are shown in Table 104.
Table 104: Smoking cessation data by quarter and year, Hull and comparison areas
Measure Area Financial year
2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Hull 1,682 1,272 1,902 2,623
Quit dates set
per 100,000
Comparator PCTs
Spearhead PCTs
Yorkshire & Humber
2,154
1,848
1,338
2,292
2,094
1,583
2,154
2,026
1,639
2,398
2,300
1,755
England 1,461 1,642 1,607 1,801
Hull 1,084 839 1,252 1,629
4-week quits
per 100,000
Comparator PCTs
Spearhead PCTs
Yorkshire & Humber
1,037
928
693
1,049
1,019
843
948
972
861
1,037
1,070
925
England 778 847 807 889
Hull 64 66 66 62
4-week quits as Comparator PCTs 48 46 44 43
a percentage of Spearhead PCTs 50 49 48 47
quit dates set Yorkshire & Humber 52 53 53 53
England 53 52 50 49
Figure 87 presents annual trends in the rate of quit dates set for Hull and comparison
areas, while the change in the percentage of the rate of quit dates set are shown in
Table 105. In 2007/2008, the rate of quit dates set in Hull decreased by a quarter from
2006/2007 despite increasing in each comparator area. After this, the performance of
the smoking cessation service in Hull improved dramatically, with annual increases in
2008/2009 and 2009/2010 of 50% and 38% respectively, outperforming each
comparator area. The rate of quit dates set in Hull in 2009/2010 exceeded the rates in
each comparator area, having been lower than both Comparator PCTs and Spearhead
PCTs in 2006/2007 and lower than each comparator area in 2007/2008. Overall, the
rate of quit dates set increased in Hull between 2006/2007 and 2009/2010 by 56%, a
statistically significantly larger increase than seen for any of the comparator areas. This
was five times the increase seen for the 10 comparator PCTs, more than twice the
increase seen for Spearhead PCTs and England, and 80% higher than the increase
seen across the Yorkshire and Humber region. See Table 104 for underlying data.
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