Health Inequities in Manitoba: Is the Socioeconomic Gap

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Appendix 2: Crude Rate Tables for Each Indicator Table A2.10: Crude Numbers for Amupations Among Residents with Diabetes Appendix Table 2.10: Crude Numbers for Amputations Among Residents with Diabetes 39/291-19/091 09/9891- 8/7891 1984/85-1986/87 218 University of Manitoba Crude Rate per 1,000 Population Average Number of Amputations Among Residents with Diabetes Per Year Crude Rate per 1,000 Population Average Number of Amputations Among Residents with Diabetes Per Year Crude Rate per 1,000 Population Average Number of Amputations Among Residents with Diabetes Per Year Income Quintile Income Not Found 10 598 50.17 8 669 50.17 8 744 37.37 Lowest Rural R1 26 3,036 26.02 26 3,548 26.02 33 3,878 21.98 R2 14 2,816 15.27 16 3,221 15.27 15 3,240 15.21 R3 9 2,322 11.20 9 2,607 11.20 14 3,028 10.36 R4 13 2,228 17.95 14 2,491 17.95 12 2,563 16.46 Highest Rural R5 7 1,573 13.35 10 1,795 13.35 6 1,923 17.27 Lowest Urban U1 28 4,433 18.72 25 5,000 18.72 28 5,487 15.20 U2 17 3,835 13.04 23 4,274 13.04 21 4,637 16.38 U3 14 3,420 12.57 19 3,705 12.57 18 4,156 15.65 U4 7 2,380 8.40 6 2,678 8.40 12 3,159 6.35 Highest Urban U5 6 2,311 7.36 4 2,503 7.36 5 2,808 4.39 1993/94-1995/96 1996/97-1998/99 1999/00-2001/02 Crude Rate per 1,000 Population Average Number of Amputations Among Residents with Diabetes Per Year Crude Rate per 1,000 Population Average Number of Amputations Among Residents with Diabetes Per Year Crude Rate per 1,000 Population Average Number of Amputations Among Residents with Diabetes Per Year Income Quintile Income Not Found 13 1,009 37.66 9 993 28.20 12 1,178 30.56 Lowest Rural R1 56 4,644 36.18 62 5,597 33.05 54 6,340 25.39 R2 19 3,521 15.90 19 4,082 13.96 30 4,620 19.26 R3 17 3,146 16.53 21 3,617 17.69 20 4,313 13.68 R4 14 2,739 15.70 16 2,893 16.59 18 3,669 14.45 Highest Rural R5 12 2,132 16.89 10 2,703 10.73 14 3,347 12.25 Lowest Urban U1 28 6,124 13.72 43 7,014 18.39 47 8,342 16.78 U2 21 5,051 12.67 23 5,709 12.09 24 6,779 10.47 U3 18 4,560 11.62 19 4,974 11.46 23 6,248 11.04 U4 11 3,645 9.05 18 4,195 12.87 11 5,240 6.49 Highest Urban U5 9 3,036 9.22 10 3,327 9.32 8 4,233 5.43 Source: Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, 2010
Table A2.11: Crude Numbers for Ischemic Heart Disease Appendix Table 2.11: Crude Numbers for Ischemic Heart Disease Health Inequities in Manitoba: Is the Socioeconomic Gap in Health Widening or Narrowing Over Time? 1984/85-1986/87 1987/88-1989/90 1990/91-1992/93 Crude Rate per 100 Population Number with Ischemic Heart Disease Crude Rate per 100 Population Number with Ischemic Heart Disease Crude Rate per 100 Population Number with Ischemic Heart Disease Income Quintile Income Not Found 420 5,804 21.71 389 7,905 21.71 421 6,859 14.76 Lowest Rural R1 1,028 55,705 5.53 1,101 58,150 5.53 1,105 57,409 5.68 R2 1,233 60,409 6.12 1,267 60,480 6.12 1,254 61,826 6.29 R3 1,227 61,185 6.02 1,218 64,572 6.02 1,194 62,328 5.66 R4 979 59,723 4.92 988 60,708 4.92 930 61,135 4.88 Highest Rural R5 667 57,223 3.50 661 54,980 3.50 650 56,357 3.61 Lowest Urban U1 2,078 100,628 6.19 2,173 102,816 6.19 2,144 104,005 6.34 U2 1,924 102,439 5.64 1,950 103,893 5.64 1,963 105,465 5.63 U3 1,803 100,300 5.39 1,737 101,339 5.39 1,817 104,229 5.14 U4 1,212 94,308 3.86 1,290 96,617 3.86 1,300 98,269 4.01 Highest Urban U5 1,242 94,971 3.92 1,268 98,530 3.92 1,313 100,683 3.86 1993/94-1995/96 1996/97-1998/99 1999/00-2001/02 Crude Rate per 100 Population Number with Ischemic Heart Disease Crude Rate per 100 Population Number with Ischemic Heart Disease Crude Rate per 100 Population Number with Ischemic Heart Disease Income Quintile Income Not Found 497 8,645 17.24 479 9,403 15.29 474 7,828 18.15 Lowest Rural R1 1,264 59,520 6.37 1,358 58,599 6.95 1,180 56,623 6.25 R2 1,225 61,918 5.94 1,197 61,412 5.85 1,346 63,828 6.33 R3 1,199 62,552 5.75 1,205 64,738 5.58 1,252 64,408 5.83 R4 931 59,987 4.65 901 61,040 4.43 1,126 63,428 5.33 Highest Rural R5 714 61,535 3.48 791 64,897 3.66 869 66,839 3.90 Lowest Urban U1 2,183 108,192 6.05 2,198 103,817 6.35 2,403 104,973 6.87 U2 2,043 106,616 5.75 2,051 105,530 5.83 2,007 106,471 5.66 U3 1,805 103,439 5.23 1,790 103,455 5.19 1,943 106,120 5.49 U4 1,391 100,465 4.15 1,472 100,649 4.39 1,516 102,923 4.42 Highest Urban U5 1,248 95,742 3.91 1,267 99,173 3.83 1,379 101,622 4.07 Source: Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, 2010 Manitoba Centre for Health Policy 219
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About the Manitoba Centre For Healt
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