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Trend in directly standardised all-cause all-age mortality rate per 100,000 females
The underlying data for Figure 73 from the Compendium is given in the table below.
Period Directly standardised all-cause all-age mortality rate per 100,000 women
England
Hull
Y&H SHA
Industrial
Hinterlands
(ONS group)
Average of 10
comparator
areas
North East
Lincolnshire
(ONS nearest
comparator)
1993-95 620 693 643 707 687 638 696
1994-96 609 691 634 688 674 610 684
1995-97 606 690 630 685 668 604 682
1996-98 599 693 625 685 658 605 677
1997-99 592 675 613 679 652 619 670
1998-00 580 665 602 666 644 620 657
1999-01 568 624 585 647 633 590 642
2000-02 556 624 577 636 626 570 630
2001-03 553 626 572 634 628 556 629
2002-04 543 642 565 628 623 559 620
2003-05 532 643 555 615 606 548 609
2004-06 512 637 537 594 587 547 590
2005-07 500 636 532 582 571 546 576
2006-08 491 615 523 576 569 543 568
Target for all-cause all-age mortality rates
The underlying data for Figure 74 from the Compendium and Y&H SHA/DoH is given in
Table 87 with the exception of the predicted trends (which are 834, 820, 806 and 792 for
men for 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 respectively calculated from the 2007 value (i.e.
848 deaths per 100,000 less 14 per 100,000 for each year) and 633, 629, 625 and 621
for women for 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 respectively calculated from the 2007 value
(i.e. 637 deaths per 100,000 less 4 per 100,000 for each year)).
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