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on page 814. This could partially explain why the prevalence of diabetes is low in Hull
compared to the majority of the comparators.
Table 271: Prevalence of diagnosed diabetes for those aged 17+ years based on GP
disease registers 2009/10, Hull versus comparator areas
PCT Number of
practices
Practice
population
aged 17+
For those aged 17+ years
Number on
diabetes disease
register
Diabetes
unadjusted
prevalence (%)
England 8,305 43,329,604 2,338,813 5.40
Hull 60 226,093 11,766 5.20
Sunderland 55 227,193 12,788 5.63
Middlesbrough 25 118,302 6,247 5.28
Salford 54 189,723 10,744 5.66
Derby City 33 229,187 14,310 6.24
Leicester City 66 273,893 18,998 6.94
Coventry 65 277,536 15,157 5.46
Wolverhampton 55 202,155 13,886 6.87
Sandwell 67 261,730 17,499 6.69
Stoke-On-Trent 57 219,489 14,531 6.62
Plymouth 43 214,164 10,891 5.09
Average of 10 520 2,213,372 135,051 6.10
NE Lincs 34 133,993 7,884 5.88
The number of patients aged 17+ years with diagnosed diabetes and the prevalence as
recorded on the GP QOF disease registers over time is illustrated in Table 272 for
2004/05 to 2009/10. For 2004/05 and 2005/06, the definition was for all patients with
diabetes to be included on the register, and for later years it was changed to all patients
aged 17 years or older who had either type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Thus as well as the
change in the age range, there was a slight change in that the practice needed to be
able to identify whether the patients with diabetes had either type 1 diabetes or type 2
diabetes. In order to estimate the number of patients aged 17 years and older for
2004/05 and 2005/06, the number of patients at each practice with diabetes aged under
17 years has been estimated and subtracted from the total register. The prevalence for
those aged under 17 years was estimated to be 0.19% (from Diabetes Equity Audit
available at www.hullpublichealth.org). The latest list size refers to the registered
population as at 1 st January 2010, but the number and prevalence on the disease
register is as at 31 st March 2010 (the same definitions used in QOF), and this means
that the prevalence can be biased if large population changes have occurred over this
three month period (e.g. Y02747, Y02786, Y02896 and Y02748 all opened between 5 th
October 2009 and 11 th January 2010). The latest list size for B81676 (Dr PN Jones)
relates to 2004/05 and the latest list size for B81668 (Dr EG Stryjakiewicz) relates to
2006/07. Some practices were not in existence for all the years so information is not
applicable (N/A).
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