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Table 201 gives under 75 SMRs for mortality from CHD for Hull and comparators for
2006-2008. Hull‟s mortality rate is 39% and 67% higher than England for males and
females respectively. For Hull men and women, the mortality rate was higher than the
Industrial Hinterlands and the average of the 10 comparators, particularly for women.
However, for Hull women, the mortality rate was higher than the Industrial Hinterlands
group and the average of the 10 comparators. Of the comparator areas, only Leicester
had a mortality rate higher than Hull for women. So whilst it can be seen from Table
198, Table 199 and Table 200, the age-specific and overall mortality rates for women
are considerably lower than men, when compared to England, women in Hull fare worse
than men in Hull.
Table 201: Under 75 standardised mortality ratios for CHD disease for Hull and
comparators, 2006-2008
Area Under 75 CHD SMR 2006-2008 (95% CI)
Males Females Persons
England 100 (99, 101) 100 (99, 101) 100 (99, 101)
Hull 139 (125, 155) 167 (140, 198) 146 (133, 160)
Y&H SHA 115 (112, 118) 117 (112, 122) 116 (113, 118)
Indust Hinterlands 124 (121, 128) 142 (136, 149) 129 (126, 132)
Wolverhampton 116 (103, 131) 109 (88, 134) 114 (103, 127)
Salford 144 (128, 161) 160 (133, 192) 148 (134, 163)
Derby 118 (105, 133) 124 (101, 152) 120 (108, 133)
Stoke-on-Trent 121 (108, 136) 126 (103, 152) 122 (111, 135)
Coventry 115 (103, 129) 103 (84, 125) 112 (102, 123)
Plymouth 121 (107, 135) 103 (83, 127) 116 (105, 128)
Sandwell 161 (146, 176) 167 (143, 194) 162 (150, 176)
Middlesbrough 133 (114, 155) 147 (114, 186) 137 (120, 155)
Sunderland 114 (102, 127) 149 (126, 174) 123 (113, 134)
Leicester 162 (146, 180) 183 (155, 216) 168 (154, 183)
Average above 10 130 (126, 135) 136 (129, 145) 132 (128, 136)
NE Lincolnshire 135 (119, 154) 114 (89, 145) 130 (116, 146)
The trends in the under 75 SMRs at ward, Area and Locality level are available for 1999-
2001 to 2006-2008 for CHD on the Hull Atlas (www.hullpublichealth.org).
The trends in the directly standardised mortality rates (DSRs) for CHD per 100,000
persons for Hull and comparator areas is given in Figure 186. This figure refers to
deaths for all ages as the World Class Commissioning target relates to all ages (see
section 10.1.2.10 on page 464). It can be seen that for 1993-1995, the DSR per
100,000 persons for Hull was similar but slightly lower than the comparator areas
(Industrial Hinterlands, North East Lincolnshire and the average of the 10 comparator
areas). However, for 2006-2008, Hull‟s DSR was similar but slightly higher than these
comparator areas. The absolute gap between Hull and England has remained relatively
constant over this period. The underlying data are given in the APPENDIX on page
904.
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