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Interative Hull Atlas: www.hullpublichealth.org/Pages/hull_atlas.htm More information: www.jsnaonline.org and www.hullpublichealth.org<br />

Table 203: World Class Commissioning CHD mortality targets<br />

Year All-age CHD DSR per 100,000 persons<br />

England Hull<br />

DSR Change DSR Change Target<br />

1995-1997 168 191<br />

1996-1998 161 –7.06 182 –8.15<br />

1997-1999 153 –8.13 181 –1.47<br />

1998-2000 145 –7.88 175 –6.08<br />

1999-2001 137 –8.25 167 –7.73<br />

2000-2002 130 –6.92 157 –9.92<br />

2001-2003 125 –5.67 152 –5.04<br />

2002-2004 118 –6.88 144 –8.50<br />

2003-2005 110 –7.50 136 –7.95<br />

2004-2006 102 –8.36 127 –8.79<br />

2005-2007 95 –6.81 124 –3.34 118.0<br />

2006-2008 89 –5.84 115 –8.84 109.1<br />

Average –7.40 –7.73<br />

2007-2009 *109 –6.10 100.2<br />

2008-2010 91.3<br />

2009-2011 82.5<br />

2010-2012 73.6<br />

2011-2013 64.7<br />

*Locally derived estimates of the mortality rate which are likely to be slightly lower than the<br />

official estimates due to be published in March 2011.<br />

10.1.2.11 Programme Budgeting<br />

Expenditure per head for 2008/2009 in Hull on CHD was £41.65 (ranked 67 th ) compared<br />

to £45.79 for the Industrial Hinterlands average, £47.45 for North East Lincolnshire and<br />

£41.20 for England. Further information on CHD outcomes used in the Yorkshire and<br />

the Humber Public Health Observatory Programme Budgeting toolkit is given in section<br />

10.1.1.6 on page 445.<br />

Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Foundation Profile – Hull Health Profile: Release 3. March 2011. 465

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