Health Inequities in Manitoba: Is the Socioeconomic Gap

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Appendix 2: Crude Rate Tables for Each Indicator Table A2.8: Crude Numbers for Breastfeeding Initiation Appendix Table 2.8: Crude Numbers for Breastfeeding Initiation 1987/88-1989/90 1990/91-1992/93 1993/94-1995/96 216 University of Manitoba Crude Rate per 100 Population Average Number of Breastfeeding Initiation Per Year Crude Rate per 100 Population Average Number of Breastfeeding Initiation Per Year Crude Rate per 100 Population Average Number of Breastfeeding Initiation Per Year Income Quintile Income Not Found 47 210 67.62 32 126 67.62 59 220 75.40 Lowest Rural R1 993 4,938 60.35 1,027 5,026 60.35 1,002 4,859 61.32 R2 813 3,506 69.54 825 3,386 69.54 937 3,771 73.10 R3 895 3,518 76.29 936 3,713 76.29 816 3,079 75.65 R4 948 3,805 74.74 936 3,680 74.74 1,017 3,723 76.28 Highest Rural R5 916 3,615 76.04 901 3,484 76.04 889 3,239 77.61 Lowest Urban U1 1,433 6,974 61.66 1,499 7,175 61.66 1,611 7,077 62.66 U2 1,455 6,045 72.22 1,528 6,173 72.22 1,542 5,876 74.28 U3 1,439 5,635 76.61 1,495 5,802 76.61 1,463 5,338 77.30 U4 1,496 5,668 79.18 1,501 5,557 79.18 1,449 5,151 81.03 Highest Urban U5 1,301 4,640 84.12 1,311 4,595 84.12 1,234 4,192 85.61 1996/97-1998/99 1999/00-2001/02 2002/03-2004/05 Crude Rate per 100 Population Average Number of Breastfeeding Initiation Per Year Crude Rate per 100 Population Average Number of Breastfeeding Initiation Per Year Crude Rate per 100 Population Average Number of Breastfeeding Initiation Per Year Income Quintile Income Not Found s s s 16 64 76.56 25 110 69.09 Lowest Rural R1 916 4,431 62.04 1,040 4,817 64.75 1,045 4,865 64.44 R2 965 3,852 75.16 887 3,454 77.07 828 3,226 76.97 R3 798 2,967 80.69 798 2,971 80.55 852 3,105 82.35 R4 987 3,461 85.58 897 3,159 85.19 897 3,119 86.25 Highest Rural R5 844 3,037 83.37 848 2,970 85.62 847 2,959 85.87 Lowest Urban U1 1,480 6,151 72.18 1,464 5,837 75.24 1,439 5,753 75.02 U2 1,422 5,261 81.11 1,397 5,056 82.91 1,347 4,846 83.39 U3 1,384 4,875 85.17 1,311 4,613 85.24 1,285 4,368 88.26 U4 1,277 4,440 86.26 1,225 4,149 88.55 1,192 4,014 89.09 Highest Urban U5 1,140 3,749 91.25 1,104 3,603 91.92 1,083 3,534 91.96 s= suppressed Source: Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, 2010
Health Inequities in Manitoba: Is the Socioeconomic Gap in Health Widening or Narrowing Over Time? Table A2.9: Crude Numbers for Diabetes Appendix Table 2.9: Crude Numbers for Diabetes Income Quintile Average Number of Individuals with Diabetes Population Crude Rate per 100 Average Number of Individuals with Diabetes Population Crude Rate per 100 Average Number of Individuals with Diabetes Population Crude Rate per 100 Income Not Found 598 5,804 10.30 669 7,905 10.30 745 6,859 8.46 Lowest Rural R1 3,036 55,705 5.45 3,548 58,150 5.45 3,878 57,409 6.10 R2 2,816 60,409 4.66 3,221 60,480 4.66 3,240 61,826 5.33 R3 2,322 61,185 3.80 2,607 64,572 3.80 3,028 62,328 4.04 R4 2,228 59,723 3.73 2,491 60,708 3.73 2,563 61,135 4.10 Highest Rural R5 1,573 57,223 2.75 1,795 54,980 2.75 1,923 56,357 3.26 Lowest Urban U1 4,433 100,628 4.41 4,998 102,816 4.41 5,488 104,005 4.86 U2 3,835 102,439 3.74 4,276 103,893 3.74 4,636 105,465 4.12 U3 3,420 100,300 3.41 3,705 101,339 3.41 4,155 104,229 3.66 U4 2,380 94,308 2.52 2,678 96,617 2.52 3,159 98,269 2.77 Highest Urban U5 2,311 94,971 2.43 2,503 98,530 2.43 2,808 100,683 2.54 Income Quintile Average Number of Individuals with Diabetes Population Crude Rate per 100 Average Number of Individuals with Diabetes Population Crude Rate per 100 Average Number of Individuals with Diabetes Population Crude Rate per 100 Income Not Found 1,011 8,645 11.69 993 9,403 10.56 1,178 7,828 15.05 Lowest Rural R1 4,643 59,520 7.80 5,597 58,599 9.55 6,341 56,623 11.20 R2 3,523 61,918 5.69 4,081 61,412 6.65 4,620 63,828 7.24 R3 3,145 62,552 5.03 3,617 64,738 5.59 4,313 64,408 6.70 R4 2,739 59,987 4.57 2,893 61,040 4.74 3,669 63,428 5.78 Highest Rural R5 2,132 61,535 3.46 2,703 64,897 4.17 3,346 66,839 5.01 Lowest Urban U1 6,126 108,192 5.66 7,013 103,817 6.76 8,342 104,973 7.95 U2 5,050 106,616 4.74 5,709 105,530 5.41 6,779 106,471 6.37 U3 4,557 103,439 4.41 4,975 103,455 4.81 6,248 106,120 5.89 U4 3,646 100,465 3.63 4,195 100,649 4.17 5,240 102,923 5.09 Highest Urban U5 3,035 95,742 3.17 3,328 99,173 3.36 4,233 101,622 4.17 Income Quintile Number of Individuals with Diabetes 1984/85-1986/87 1987/88-1989/90 1990/91-1992/93 1993/94-1995/96 1996/97-1998/99 1999/00-2001/02 2002/03-2004/05 2005/06-2007/08 Population Crude Rate per 100 Number of Individuals with Diabetes Population Crude Rate per 100 Income Not Found 1,389 7,791 17.83 1,562 8,336 18.74 Lowest Rural R1 7,123 57,359 12.42 7,521 59,368 12.67 R2 5,272 65,930 8.00 6,239 65,391 9.54 R3 5,104 66,412 7.69 5,492 66,606 8.25 R4 4,311 64,235 6.71 5,182 67,139 7.72 Highest Rural R5 3,789 67,113 5.65 4,323 68,559 6.31 Lowest Urban U1 9,605 106,264 9.04 10,825 109,942 9.85 U2 7,983 108,380 7.37 9,056 110,014 8.23 s = suppressed U3 7,524 108,571 6.93 8,431 110,671 7.62 Source: Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, 2010 U4 6,473 106,210 6.09 7,310 108,325 6.75 Highest Urban U5 5,174 104,629 4.95 6,060 106,592 5.69 Manitoba Centre for Health Policy 217
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About the Manitoba Centre For Healt
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