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England 2008) and the General Household Survey (Economic and Social Data Service
2008). Further more detailed information on the data sources used within this report
and information about the local surveys conducted are given in the APPENDIX on page
790. Furthermore, the source of each table and figure is given in section 13.7.1 on
page 947 (tables) and in section 13.7.2 on page 956 (figures).
We have provided the most up-to-date data available. Not all the data relate to the
same time period. Different sets of data are published at different times of the year and
the most recent data may not yet be published, or if the numbers of events are very low
for rare diseases, the data for several years are combined to obtain a more reliable
picture.
3.3.5 Listed Sections of This Release
Section 1 is the two-page executive summary.
Section 2 gives a summary of the findings.
Section 3 provides an introduction to this document and the background.
Section 4 gives an overview of the geographical area.
Section 5 gives an overview of the population including total number of births
and deaths, population projections, and estimates of ethnicity.
Section 6 describes patterns of deprivation in the local population. This includes
information on the employment, benefit claimant rates, housing stock, educational
attainment and crime as well as describing the Index of Multiple Deprivation.
Section 7 provides information on general health, including health status, limiting
long-term illness and disability, learning disabilities, hospital admissions, life
expectancy and mortality.
Section 8 provides information about risk factors for poor health, providing local
information on the prevalence of smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, diet and
exercise. The total number of people with different risk factors and the
prevalence of multiple risk factors are also estimated. This section also includes
brief information on existing programmes to reduce the prevalence of these risk
factors and some details on the social marketing work being undertaken.
Section 9 gives information on vaccinations, immunisations and screening.
Section 10 gives information on specific diseases or topics including seven of the
eight original key areas from the World Class Commissioning Strategy (coronary
heart disease; stroke; chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; diabetes; cancer;
mental health; and children and young people; with primary and community care
not included) as well as other disease areas or groups. Disease prevalence or
incidence, hospital admissions, mortality and quality of care information is
included. However, this information is not available for all the diseases presented
within this section (as some information is not available or the numbers of people
are too small). There are also be a section on older people, which includes
predictions on future need in relation to older people.
Section 11 gives a list of references.
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