Public Health

CVD

Diabetes

Cancer

Antibiotic Resistance

Circulatory diseases, such as heart disease and strokes, remain the most common cause of death, contributing to almost one-third (32 per cent) of all deaths registered in 2010.

However, there is a downward trend. In the last 10yrs this fell by ~40%

Cancer accounted for just over a quarter (29 per cent) of all deaths registered in 2010.

Ref: Office for National Statistics Statistical Bulletin

Clinical Domain (69.7% of the total points):

Coronary heart disease (10 indicators) Cardio-vascular disease (primary prevention) (2) Heart failure (4) Stroke and transient ischaemic attack (8) Hypertension (3) Diabetes mellitus (17) Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (5) Epilepsy (4) Hypothyroidism (2) Cancer (2) Palliative care (2) Mental Health (6) Asthma (4) Dementia (2) Depression (3) Chronic kidney disease (5) Atrial fibrillation (3) Obesity (1) Learning disabilities (1) Smoking (2)

Pain

Immobility

Depression

Quality of Life

year Under 15

15-64 65-84 85+

1986 644 811 104 96

1991 238 170 148 132

1996 276 238 0 132

2001 -98 910 29 88

2006 -280 1342 154 96

2011 171 973 499 171

2016 388 367 942 198

2021 443 658 601 260

2026 127 669 757 348

2031 92 301 873 470

Public Spending

Debbie- CVD Diabetes

Joy- Cancer Antibiotics