joint strategic needs assessment foundation profile - JSNA

Interative Hull Atlas: www.hullpublichealth.org/Pages/hull_atlas.htm More information: www.jsnaonline.org and www.hullpublichealth.org
Code Practice name Partnership name List size
B81035 Dr W G T Sande & Partners Dr Sande WGT & Partners 6,117
B81038 Dr A A Mather & Partners Dr Mather AA & Partners 7,709
B81046 Dr J D Blow & Partners Dr Blow JD & Partners 9,129
B81047 Dr J N Singh & Partners Dr Singh JN & Partners 7,425
B81048 Dr S M Hussain & Partners Dr Hussain SM & Partners 9,119
B81052 Dr J Musil & P J Queenan Dr Musil J & Partner 5,743
B81054 Dr M J Varma & Partners Dr Varma MJP & Partners 10,794
B81056 The Springhead Medical Centre Dr Price JD & Partners 13,612
B81057 Dr S MacPhie & Koul Dr MacPhie S 3,301
B81058 Dr M Foulds & Partner Dr Foulds M & Partner 8,672
B81072 Dr R Percival & Partners Dr Percival R & Partners 7,684
B81075 Dr M K Mallik Dr Mallik MK 2,233
B81104 Dr J K Nayar Dr Nayar JK 7,661
B81675 Dr AH Tak & Dr EG Stryjakiewicz Dr Tak AH & Partner 9,417
B81683 Dr A S Raghunath & Partners Dr Raghunath AS & Partners 1,672
B81692 The Quays Medical Centre Dr(s) at Quays Medical Centre 1,738
Y00955 Riverside Medical Centre Dr(s) at Riverside Medical Centre 2,492
Y01200 The Calvert Practice Dr(s) at Calvert Practice 1,781
Y02786 Priory Surgery Dr(s) at Priory Surgery 289
Y02896 Story St Practice & Walk In Centr Dr(s) at Story Street Practice 319
5.1.10 Mean Age of Patients at Practice Level
Within section 10 starting on page 434, the diagnosed prevalence of different diseases
is given from the Quality Outcomes and Framework (QOF). As the prevalence figures
are unadjusted for influencing factors, such as the age of the patients and deprivation.
Practices with a high proportion of elderly patients and practices in the most deprived
areas will tend to have a higher prevalence of disease (and generally a higher
prevalence of undiagnosed disease). See section 12.13 on page 782 for more
information on QOF and issues associated with presenting the prevalence at practice
level. For this reason, it is useful to examine the prevalence of disease considering the
effects of age and deprivation for each practice. Practices have been grouped (see
section 3.3.3.3 on page 47) into similar groups with respect to the age and deprivation
scores of their patients, so practices can be compared more easily (say in relation to the
prevalence of disease on QOF disease registers). Table 28 gives the mean age of the
practice patients as at April 2010. The practice with the lowest mean age of the patients
has been given the rank of 1 (the practice with high proportion of students) and the
practice with the highest mean age of the patients has been given the rank of 60. This
represents a very crude summary measure of the age of patients for each practice in
Hull (the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007 scores at practice level are given in Table
49).
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Foundation Profile – Hull Health Profile: Release 3. March 2011. 98