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10.1.3.3 Inpatient Hospital Admissions
Table 207 gives the total number of daycase and inpatient admissions over the three
year period 2007/08 to 2009/10 and the average annual directly age standardised
admission rate for admissions (DSR) where the primary diagnosis was stroke (for at
least one of the clinician episodes during the hospital stay) per 100,000 resident
population (standardised to Hull‟s 2009 population). As previously mentioned, usage of
services will depend on many different things, such as prevalence of risk factors and
disease, willingness of visit GPs, referral rates within Primary Care, accessibility of
Primary and Secondary Care services, etc.
Table 207: Total three year admissions and annual average age-standardised stroke
inpatient admission rate in Hull, financial years 2007/08 to 2009/10
Area Total three year admissions and annual average DSR per
100,000 Hull residents with primary diagnosis of stroke
2007/08 to 2009/10 (95% CI)
Men Women
N DSR N DSR
North Carr 55 162 (121 to 212) 69 248 (191 to 317)
Northern 98 204 (166 to 249) 80 183 (145 to 229)
NORTH LOCALITY 153 188 (159 to 221) 149 209 (176 to 246)
East 122 171 (142 to 205) 145 199 (168 to 234)
Park 121 183 (151 to 218) 142 218 (184 to 258)
Riverside (East) 31 168 (114 to 240) 42 237 (170 to 320)
EAST LOCALITY 274 177 (156 to 199) 329 212 (190 to 237)
Riverside (West) 131 247 (206 to 293) 114 239 (197 to 288)
West 127 192 (160 to 229) 126 188 (156 to 223)
Wyke 72 164 (128 to 207) 116 262 (216 to 315)
WEST LOCALITY 330 204 (183 to 228) 356 223 (200 to 248)
HULL 758 190 (177 to 205) 836 215 (201 to 230)
10.1.3.4 Mortality
From the Compendium, the age-specific mortality rates for stroke for 2006-2008 are
given in Table 208 for Hull and comparator areas (see section 3.3.3 on page 44). The
mortality rate in Hull is comparable to the Industrial Hinterlands and average of the 10
comparators for those aged 35-64 years and 75+ years, but is higher for those aged 65-
74 years in particular for Hull women.
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