Maryfield Profile
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Population
The population of Dundee, for people aged 18+ is 121,541. Chart 1 shows that 15,230 (13%) of Dundee’s 18+ population lives in Maryfield.
Chart 1 - Dundee's Population aged 18+ by LCPP
20000 18096 18000 16731 16609 15376 15230 16000 15191 12715 14000 11591 12000 10000 8000 6000
Number of people of Number 4000 2000 0
Source: Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
Within Maryfield there are 6 neighbourhoods. Chart 2 shows that the majority of Maryfield’s 18+ population (3,686 people) live in the City Centre / Harbour neighbourhood.
Chart 2 - Maryfield Population aged 18+ by Neighbourhood
4000 3686 3500 3342 3091 3037 3000 2500 2000 1413 1500
Number of people of Number 1000 661 500 0
Source: Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
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The aged 18-64 population of Dundee is 95,574. Chart 3 shows that just under 13,000 (14%) of Dundee’s aged 18- 64 population lives in Maryfield, the second highest in Dundee.
Chart 3 - Dundee's Population aged 18-64 by LCPP
18000 15609 16000 14000 12999 12901 11848 11731 11292 12000 9715 9478 10000 8000 6000
Number of people of Number 4000 2000 0
Source: Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
Chart 4 shows that over a quarter (3,462) of Maryfield’s 18-64 population lives in the City Centre / Harbour neighbourhood.
Chart 4 - Maryfield Population aged 18-64 by Neighbourhood
4000 3462 3500
3000 2751 2740 2500 2275
2000
1500 1196
Number of people of Number 1000 575 500
0
Source: Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
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The aged 65+ population of Dundee is 25,967. Chart 5 shows that 2,231 (9%) of Dundee’s 65+ year old population lives in Maryfield.
Chart 5 - Dundee's Population aged 65+ by LCPP
6000 5318 5000 3830 4000 3528 3460 3000 3000 2487 2231 2113
2000 Number of people of Number 1000
0
Source: Mid year population estimates 2016, NRS
Chart 6 shows that the majority of people aged 65+ live in the Maryfield/ Baxter Park neighbourhood of Maryfield.
Chart 6 - Maryfield Population aged 65+ by Neighbourhood
900 816 800 700 591 600 500 400 298 300 224 217 200 Number of people of Number 86 100 0
Source: Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
City Centre/ Harbour has the highest number of people in the 18-64 age group. Ladywell/ Blackscroft has the lowest number of people in the 18-64 and 65+ age group. Maryfield/ Baxter Park has the highest number of people in the 65+ age group.
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Deprivation The Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) is the Scottish Government’s official tool for identifying places in Scotland suffering from deprivation. Deprivation in this context refers to the range of problems that arise due to the lack of resources or opportunities covering health, safety, education, employment, housing, access to services and financial aspects. The most recent SIMD was released by the Scottish Government in August 2016.
The map shows how many domains each data zone in the Maryfield LCPP which are ranked within the 5 - 20% most deprived datazones in Scotland.
Source: DCC Information & Research Team
Table 1 shows the percentage of Maryfield’s population who live in the 5%, 15% and 20% most deprived datazones in Scotland. Woodside/ Court St/ Dundonald St is the area with the highest percentage (24.8%) of its population living in the 5% most deprived and it’s also the area with the highest percentage (55.7%) of its population living in the 15% most deprived.
Table 1 Pop living in Pop living in Pop living in DZ DZ Total DZ in the 15% in the 20% Community Area Population in the 5% MD MD MD City Centre/Harbour 3,644 0.2% 1.1% 1.1% Ladywell/ Blackscroft 1,017 0.0% 38.6% 38.6% Maryfield/ Baxter Park 3,525 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Springhill 1,631 0.0% 54.4% 54.4% Stobswell (central) 3,806 0.0% 53.2% 53.2% Woodside/ Court St/ Dundonald St 3,838 24.8% 55.7% 55.7% Source: Source: Scottish Government *Population in the 5/15% will be included within the 20%
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Mortality Chart 7 shows that Maryfield LCPP area has the third lowest premature mortality rates of all LCPP areas. The least deprived LCPP areas, West End and The Ferry, have the lowest premature mortality rates. Lochee, Coldside and East End all have higher rates than Dundee overall. Chart 7 - Premature (< 75 years) Mortality Rate (per 100,000 population) by LCPP area 7.0
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Rate per 1,000 population 1,000 Rate per
Locality Dundee
Source: National Records of Scotland (NRS) Annual Death Files & Midyear Population Estimates (Tayside Resident Based, All Ages) via Health Intelligence Team, Public Health, NHS Tayside
There is considerable variation in multi-morbidity rates between LCPP areas across the city. Chart 8 and 9 shows the rate of people (aged 16-64 and 65+) with one or more health conditions in each LCPP area, as compared with the Dundee and Scotland rates. Maryfield’s rate for people who are age 16-64 and 65+ is the lower than the Dundee and Scotland rates.
Chart 8 - Rate per 1,000 of the population (aged 16 to 64) with one or more health condition by LCPP area, Dundee and Scotland
350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0
Rate per 1,000 population 1,000 per Rate
Rate per 1,000 population Dundee Scotland
Source: Scotland Census 2011
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Chart 9 - Rate per 1,000 of the population (aged 65 and over) with one or more health conditions by LCPP area, Dundee and Scotland
Source: Scotland Census 2011
All Emergency Admissions Between October 2016 and September 2017, there were 8,035 emergency admissions in Dundee for people aged 18 - 64. Within Maryfield there were a total of 987 admissions. This means that 12% of Dundee’s emergency admissions for people aged 18-64 came from Maryfield. Chart 10 shows the breakdown of these emergency admissions by neighbourhoods within Maryfield. Woodside/ Court Street/ Dundonald Street had the highest number of emergency admissions.
Chart 10 - Number of emergency admissions in Maryfield for people aged 18-64 by Neighbourhood, Oct 16 - Sept 17
300 279
250 238
200 163 150 125 94
100 88 Number of admissions of Number 50
0
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records
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Although Woodside/ Court Street/ Dundonald Street had the highest number of emergency admissions for people aged between 18 - 64, when we compare this by rate per 1,000 people, chart 11 shows that with standardising the data and taking into account the population of each neighbourhood Ladywell/ Blackscroft has the highest rate of emergency admissions at a rate of 153 per 1,000 population. Ladywell/ Blackscroft had a higher rate than Maryfield by 102% and 82% higher than Dundee.
Chart 11 - Rate per 1,000 people of All Emergency Admissions in Maryfield for people aged 18-64, by Neighbourhood, Oct 16 - Sept 17 180 86 160 84 140 82 120 80 100 78 Neighbourhood 80 76 60 40 74 Dundee Maryfield 20 72
0 70 Dundee
Rate per 1,000 by neighbourhood by 1,000per Rate Rate per 1,000 for Maryfield LCPP and and LCPP Maryfield for 1,000per Rate
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
Over the past 5 years the rate of emergency admissions for people aged 18 - 64 in Dundee has increased slightly and peaked at 84 emergency admissions per 1,000 people in Q2 2017/18 from a rate of 77 in 2012/13. Maryfield’s emergency admissions have varied over the 5 years but overall increased by 13% from a rate of 67 per 1,000 population in 2012/13 to a rate of 76 in Q2 of 2017/18.
Chart 12 - Emergency Admission Rate per 1,000 people aged 18-64
90 85 80 75 70 65 60 Rate per 1,000 People 1,000per Rate 55 50 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 17/18Q1 17/18Q2
DUNDEE MARYFIELD Linear (MARYFIELD)
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
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Over the past 5 years emergency admissions for people aged 65+ in Dundee have increased and this included a significant increase between 2013/14 and 2014/15. Dundee’s rate of emergency admissions increased by 7%. Maryfield’s rate of emergency admissions has varied with a noticeable decrease in 2015/16, however the rate increased by 5% over the past 5 years.
Chart 13 - Emergency Admission Rate per 1,000 people aged 65+
285 280 275 270 265 260 255 250
Rate per 1,000 People 1,000per Rate 245 240 235 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 17/18Q1 17/18Q2
DUNDEE MARYFIELD Linear (MARYFIELD)
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
All Emergency Bed Days Between October 2016 and September 2017 there were a total of 172,827 emergency bed days used for people aged 18+. Chart 14 shows that Maryfield had the third lowest number of emergency bed days with 18,346 emergency bed days.
Chart 14 - Number of bed days between Oct 16 and Sept 17 for people aged 18+, by LCPP
35000 29035 30000 26456 25000 23485 22050 20830 20000 18346 17830 14795 15000
10000 Number of bed days bed of Number 5000
0
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records
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Over the past 5 years the number of emergency bed days for people aged 18+ has increased. There was an overall increase from 2012/13 to 2017/18, despite a noticeable decrease in 2016/17. Overall emergency bed days have increased by 7% between 2012/13 and Q2 of 2017/18.
Chart 15 - Number of emergency bed days from Maryfield for people aged 18+ 20000
15000
10000
5000 Number of bed days bed of Number
0 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 17/18Q1 17/18Q2
MARYFIELD Linear (MARYFIELD)
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records
Maryfield’s total emergency bed days between October 2016 and September 2017 was 18,346 when we break this down the data shows that there are slightly more people aged 65+ having used emergency bed days.
Chart 16 - Number of emergency bed days in Maryfield, Oct 16 - Sept 17
9105 9241
18 - 64 65+
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records
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Chart 17 shows that, of all emergency bed days for people aged 65+ in Maryfield, the highest number were from the Maryfield/ Baxter Park neighbourhood.
Chart 17 - Number of emergency bed days between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 65+, by Maryfield Neighbourhood
3500
3000 2866
2500 2143 2000 1458 1500 1305 1186
1000 Number of bed days bed of Number 500 283
0
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records
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However, when we compare the emergency bed day rate per 1,000 people in Maryfield aged 65+, taking into account the population of each neighbourhood, Ladywell/ Blackscroft had the highest rate of all emergency bed days. Between Oct 2016 and September 2017, the rate for Dundee was 4,218 per 1,000 population and Maryfield rate was 2% lower than this with 4,142 bed days per 1,000 population.
Chart 18 - Emergency bed day rate between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 65+, by Maryfield Neighbourhoods
18000 4240 16000 4220 14000 4200 12000 10000 4180 8000 4160 Neighbourhoods 6000 4140 4000 Maryfield
Rate by Neighbourhood by Rate 2000 4120 Dundee
0 4100 Rate for Maryfield LCPP and Dundee Dundee and LCPP Maryfield for Rate
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
When comparing all emergency bed days for people aged 18 - 64, Woodside/Court Street/Dundonald Street had the highest number of emergency bed days within Maryfield, when comparing all emergency bed days by the rate per 1,000 population Woodside/Court Street/Dundonald Street also had the highest rate of all emergency bed days. When comparing Maryfield to Dundee, Maryfield had a higher rate per 1,000 population of all emergency bed days than Dundee by 6%.
Chart 19 - Emergency bed day rate between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 18-64, by Maryfield Neighbourhoods
1200 710 1000 700 690 800 680 600 670 400 660 Neighbourhoods
200 650 Maryfield Rate by Neighbourhood by Rate
0 640 Dundee Rate for Maryfield LCPP and Dundee and LCPP Maryfield for Rate
Source: SMR 01, 04 & 50 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS 12 | P a g e
Mental Health Emergency Admissions Between October 2016 and September 2017 there were 669 mental health emergency admissions for people aged 18+. Of these admissions 102 were admitted from Maryfield – the second highest in Dundee after Coldside.
Chart 20 - Number of Mental Health emergency admission between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 18+, by LCPP
140 122 120 102 95 100 81 77 80 68 65 59 60 40
20 Number of admissions of Number 0
Source: SMR 04 Records
Chart 21 shows that within Maryfield, Woodside/Court Street/Dundonald Street had the highest number of 18+ emergency mental health admissions (39 admissions).
Chart 21 - Number of Mental Health emergency admissions between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 18+, by Maryfield neighbourhoods 45 39 40 35 30 25 25 20 15 13 10 10 10
10 Number of admissions of Number 5 0
** Ladywell/ Blackscroft and Maryfield/ Baxter Park have values of <10 therefore have been rounded up to 10 to prevent identification. Source: SMR 04 Records
When we standardise the data and take into consideration the number of people within each of the neighbourhoods, Ladywell/ Blackscroft had the highest rate per 1,000 population, with Woodside/ Court Street/ Dundonald Street having the second highest rate of people being admitted with mental health needs aged 18+.
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Mental Health Emergency Bed Days Chart 22 shows that between October 2016 and September 2017 Maryfield was the LCPP with the second highest number of mental health emergency bed days for people aged 18+. The North East had the lowest number of mental health bed days.
Chart 22 - Number of Mental Health emergency bed days between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 18+, by LCPP
12000 9554 10000 7998 7710 8000 6873 6666 6094 5452 6000 4586 4000
Number of bed days bed of Number 2000 0
Source: SMR 04 Records
The number of mental health emergency bed days has varied in Maryfield over the past 5 years. Overall the number has increased, by 29%, from 6,186 in 2012/13 to 7,998 in Q2 of 2017/18, for people aged 18+.
Chart 23 - Maryfield's Mental Health Emergency Bed Days
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7000
6000
5000
4000 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 17/18Q1 17/18Q2
MARYFIELD Linear (MARYFIELD)
Source: SMR 04 Records
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The total number of mental health emergency bed days in Maryfield, between October 2016 and September 2017 was 7,998. When we break this down chart 24 shows that the majority of the mental health emergency bed days were allocated to people aged between 18 - 64.
Chart 24 - Number of Mental Health emergency bed days in Maryfield, Oct 16 - Sept 17, by age
2107
5891
18-64 65+
Source: SMR 04 Records
Chart 25 shows that of those people aged 18-64 the majority of bed days were from the Woodside/ Court Street/ Dundonald Street area and only 3% (169) were from Ladywell/ Blackscroft.
Chart 25 - Number of Mental Health emergency bed days between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 65+, by Maryfield Neighbourhoods
2500 2235
2000
1500 1381 1163
1000
677 Number of bed days bed of Number 500 266 169
0
Source: SMR 04 Records
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Chart 26 shows that when we compare the rate per 1,000 people in Maryfield’s neighbourhoods, taking into account the population of each neighbourhood, the data shows that Woodside/ Court Street/ Dundonald Street had the highest rate of mental health emergency bed days. The Dundee rate was 330 mental health emergency bed days per 1,000 population with Maryfield higher at 453 mental health emergency bed days per 1,000 population.
Chart 26 - Emergency Mental Health bed day rates between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 18-64, by Maryfield Neighbourhoods
900 500 800 450 700 400 600 350 300 500 250 400 200 300 150 Neighbourhoods 200 100 MARYFIELD Rate by Neighbourhood by Rate 100 50
0 0 Dundee Rate for Maryfield LCPP and Dundee and LCPP Maryfield for Rate
Source: SMR 04 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
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When comparing mental health emergency bed days for people aged 65+, Stobswell (Central) had the highest number of mental health emergency bed days within Maryfield. When comparing mental health emergency bed days by the rate per 1,000 population Ladywell/ Blackscroft had the highest rate with Stobswell (Central) having the second highest rate. When comparing Maryfield to Dundee chart 27 shows that Maryfield had a higher rate of emergency bed days than Dundee by 5%.
Chart 27 - Emergency Mental Health bed days rate between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 65+, by Maryfield Neighbourhood
4000 950 3500 940 3000 930 2500 920 2000 910 1500 900 1000 890 Neighbourhoods
500 880 Maryfield Rate by Neighbourhood by Rate
0 870 Dundee Rate for Maryfield LCPP and Dundee and LCPP Maryfield for Rate
Source: SMR 04 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
Falls From 2012/13 to Q2 2017/18 falls for people aged 65+ in Dundee have increased by 22%. In Maryfield falls have increased by 55%, from 40 falls in 2012/13 to 62 falls in Q2 of 2017/18.
Chart 28 - Number of falls admissions between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 65+, by LCPP
140 126 120 109 108 107 100 85 78 80 62 60 53 40
20 Number of falls admissions falls of Number 0
Source: SMR 01 Records
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Chart 29 shows that Woodside/ Court Street had the highest number of falls admissions for people aged 65+ within the Maryfield Neighbourhood.
Chart 29 - Number of falls admissions between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 65+, by East End Neighbourhood
25 23
20
15 12 10 10 10 10
5 Number of falls admissions falls of Number 0
Source: SMR 01 Records **Ladywell/ Blackscroft, Stobswell (Central) and City Centre/ Harbour have a values of <10 therefore have been rounded up to 10 to prevent identification. ** Springhill has been excluded as values <5 to prevent identification
Chart 30 shows that when we compare the rate of falls per 1,000 population in Maryfield, Ladywell/ Blackscroft had the highest rate of hospital admissions due to a falls. Ladywell/ Blackscroft also had a higher rate than Maryfield (28) and Dundee (28).
Chart 30 - Falls rate between Oct 16 - Sept 17 for people aged 65+, by Lochee neighbourhoods
120 30
100 25
80 20
60 15
40 10 Neighbourhood 20 5 Dundee 0 0 Maryfield
Source: SMR 01 Records and Mid-year population estimates 2016, NRS
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Home Care Chart 32 shows that in Dundee, at a snapshot week at the end of March 2017, there were 1911 people receiving home care with a total of 9,037 Local Authority hours being provided. In Maryfield there are 185 people receiving home care with a total of 904 Local Authority hours being provided.
Chart 32 - Number of people receiving home care at March 2017, by LCPP
400 360 350 311 300 280 252 235 250 185 200 171 150 117
100 Number of people of Number 50 0
Source: Social Work Database, K2
Chart 33 shows that Maryfield had the third lowest number of home care hours with 904 hours in total.
Chart 33 - Number of LA Hours Provided to clients, by LCPP
2000 1740 1800 1600 1458 1367 1400 1175 1200 1085 1000 904 723 800 586 600 Number of hours of Number 400 200 0
Source: Social Work Database, K2
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Chart 34 shows that Maryfield had the third lowest number of private and voluntary hours provided with 1,007 hours in total.
Chart 34 - Number of Private & Voluntary Hours provided to clients, by LCPP
2500 2070 2000 1834 1705 1638 1433 1500 1007 990 1000 498
500 Number of hours of Number 0
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This Locality Profile was prepared by Lisa Traynor, Information Assistant, Strategy and Performance, Dundee Health and Social Care Partnership.
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