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Table 8.2 Number, proportion and distribution of tuberculosis cases between the data sources after record-linkage in England between 1999 and 2002 and correction for estimated and projected proportions of false-positive records. N total NOT + LAB + HOSP N (%) HOSP + NOT N (%) LAB + HOSP N (%) NOT + LAB N (%) HOSP ‡ N (%) LAB † N (%) Year/Data source NOT* N (%) 1999 Record linkage results § 1764 (21.8%) 678 (8.4%) 1649 (20.4%) 1575 (19.4%) 111 (1.4%) 903 (11.1%) 1417 (17.5%) 8097 Correction for TOM 1692 (21.2%) 678 (8.5%) 1649 (20.6%) 1575 (19.7%) 111 (1.4%) 866 (10.8%) 1417 (17.7%) 7988 Correction for MOTT and falsepositive Hospital records # 1692 (25.0%) 678 (10.0%) 444 (6.5%) 1575 (23.2%) 111 (1.6%) 866 (12.8%) 1417 (20.9%) 6783 2000 Record linkage results § 2205 (26.8%) 795 (9.6%) 1313 (16.0%) 1324 (16.1%) 148 (1.8%) 1037 (12.6%) 1409 (17.1%) 8231 Correction for TOM 2115 (26.1%) 795 (9.8%) 1313 (16.2%) 1324 (16.3%) 148 (1.8%) 994 (12.3%) 1409 (17.4%) 8098 Correction for MOTT and falsepositive Hospital records # 2115 (29.6%) 795 (11.1%) 354 (5.0%) 1324 (18.6%) 148 (2.1%) 994 (13.9%) 1409 (19.7%) 7139 2001 Record linkage results § 2148 (25.2%) 527 (6.2%) 1411 (16.6%) 1790 (21.0%) 109 (1.3%) 996 (11.7%) 1534 (18.0%) 8515 Correction for TOM 2060 (24.6%) 527 (6.3%) 1411 (16.8%) 1790 (21.3%) 109 (1.3%) 955 (11.4%) 1534 (18.3%) 8386 Correction for MOTT and falsepositive Hospital records # 2060 (28.0%) 527 (7.2%) 380 (5.2%) 1790 (24.3%) 109 (1.5%) 955 (13.0%) 1534 (20.9%) 7355 2002 Record linkage results § 1992 (23.4%) 478 (5.6%) 1360 (16.0%) 1814 (21.3%) 144 (1.7%) 1016 (11.9%) 1715 (20.1%) 8519 Correction for TOM 1910 (22.8%) 478 (5.7%) 1360 (16.2%) 1814 (21.6%) 144 (1.7%) 974 (11.6%) 1715 (20.4%) 8395 1910 (25.8%) 478 (6.5%) 366 (4.9%) 1814 (24.5%) 144 (1.9%) 974 (13.2%) 1715 (23.2%) 7401 Correction for MOTT and falsepositive Hospital records # * NOT: Notification data source; † LAB: Laboratory data source; ‡ HOSP: Hospital data source; § after correction for multiple links and exclusion of patient records with insufficient identifiers; after correction for estimated proportion of cases with diagnosis other than tuberculosis identified in the Treatment Outcome Monitoring (TOM) dataset; # after correction for estimated proportion of unlinked Hospital cases with diagnosis of Mycobacteria Other Than Tuberculosis (MOTT) infection and false-positive Hospital records
Table 8.3 Annual and overall observed number of tuberculosis cases after record-linkage and correction for false-positive records and annual and total observed source-specific coverage rates of notified, culture-confirmed and hospitalised tuberculosis cases in England between 1999 and 2002. Observed tuberculosis cases* Notification Laboratory Hospital Year Number (UI †) Number Percentage (UI) Number Percentage (UI) Number Percentage (UI) 1999 6783 (6640-7132) 5550 81.8 (77.8-83.6) 3781 55.7 (53.0-56.9) 2838 41.8 (40.6-44.7) 2000 7139 (7025-7417) 5842 81.8 (78.8-83.2) 3676 51.5 (49.6-52.3) 2905 40.7 (39.7-42.9) 2001 7355 (7233-7654) 6339 86.2 (82.8-87.6) 3960 53.8 (51.7-54.7) 2978 40.5 (39.5-42.8) 2002 7401 (7284-7689) 6413 86.7 (83.4-88.0) 4151 56.1 (54.0-57.0) 3199 43.2 (42.3-45.4) All 28 678 (28 182-29 892) 24 144 84.1 (80.7-85.6) 15 568 54.3 (52.1-55.3) 11 920 41.6 (40.5-43.9) * Case-ascertaiment; † UI: uncertainty interval
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