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DARTFORD, GRAVESHAM & SWANLEY CCG Analysis Of DARTFORD, GRAVESHAM & SWANLEY CCG Analysis of Deprived Areas In the tenth decile for Kent January 2016 KCC Public Health is taking a new approach to reducing health inequalities in the county, by producing focussed analysis on tenth decile populations. Multivariate segmentation techniques have been used to identify different ‘types’ of deprivation in Kent. This report shows our analysis of the most deprived areas in Dartford, Gravesham and Swanley (DGS) CCG. For more information on the rationale of this approach and our methods, please see the full report: Produced by Dr Wikum Jayatunga: Public Health Registrar ([email protected]) Rachel Kennard: Senior Intelligence Analyst ([email protected]) Natasha Hobbs: Public Health Information Officer ([email protected]) Correspondence to: Rachel Kennard Background Dartford, Gravesham and Swanley CCG covers an area in the North of Kent, across the districts of Dartford, Gravesham and the north part of Sevenoaks. Given the location, many of the residents here are commuters in to London. There is also greater ethnic diversity here than the rest of Kent. Deprivation is prevalent in the more urban areas to the north, around the towns of Dartford, Swanscombe, Gravesend, Northfleet and Swanley. 13 LSOAs feature in the most deprived decile in Kent: Ward code Ward name LSOA Code LSOA name LSOA GP practice codes serving Type rank LSOA E05005031 Swanley St E01024476 Sevenoaks 002A 64 G82225 G82028 3 Mary's E01024477 Sevenoaks 002B 73 G82225 G82028 3 E05004931 Joyce Green E01024148 Dartford 001A 29 G82647 3 E05004933 Littlebrook E01024155 Dartford 001D 50 G82647 G82006 3 E05004936 Princes E01024165 Dartford 009A 75 G82048 G82143 3 E05004939 Swanscombe E01024177 Dartford 004C 47 G82122 3 E05004971 Northfleet E01024278 Gravesham 001C 28 Y02826 G82044 1 North E05004964 Central E01024257 Gravesham 002A 51 G82780 4 E05004974 Pelham E01032799 Gravesham 002F 78 G82780 G82032 4 E05004975 Riverside E01024295 Gravesham 002E 31 G82780 4 E05004978 Singlewell E01024306 Gravesham 011D 27 G82808 3 E01024305 Gravesham 011C 38 G82808 3 E05004979 Westcourt E01024308 Gravesham 007A 41 G82032 3 Northfleet Swanscombe 2 Dartford, Gravesham & Swanley CCG Young people lacking opportunities Type 1 Deprived LSOAs Health Inequalities: Type 1 LSOAs Dartford, GraveshamNorthfleet & Swanley CCG All Kent 1st decile LSOAs Type 1 (DGS CCG) 1 Under 75 mortality: All cause MAIN ISSUES 2 Under 75 mortality: Circulatory 3 Under 75 mortality: Respiratory *Please note that this analysis is based on a 4 Under 75 mortality: Cancer single LSOA, meaning wide confidence 5 Under 75 mortality: External causes 6 Health Outcomes Health Under 75 mortality: Alcohol-related intervals for some measures. 7 Emergency Admissions POPULATION DISTRIBUTION 8 Disability: Activities limited 'a lot' Characteristics 9 Smoking prevalence (modelled) Young adults with low income 10 Physically inactive (modelled) Particularly high levels of out-of-work benefit 11 Childhood obesity - Year R claimants 12 Childhood obesity - Year 6 13 Eat '5-a-day' fruit & veg (modelled) High crime rates 14 Mental health prevalence (modelled) 15 Poor scores for education Risks/Behaviours Health Wellbeing: Low life satisfaction (modelled) High number of single parents 16 Wellbeing: Low 'things I do worthwhile' (modelled) High levels of movement/transiency 17 Median income (modelled) 18 Benefit claimants (out-of-work benefits) 19 Not school ready (Year R) Health Risks/Behaviours 20 Do not achieve 5+ good GCSEs 21 No qualifications High smoking prevalence 22 Education, Training & Skills (IMD domain) Low levels of wellbeing 23 No car 24 Tenure: Social Rented High numbers of young adults and young Health Outcomes 25 Tenure: Private Rented children 26 Overcrowding 27 Particularly high premature mortality rates Shared dwellings 28 Alcohol-related premature mortality and Determinants Wider Transience: Moved in last year 29 Single parents from ‘external causes’ particularly high 30 Distance to nearest GP 31 Distance to nearest pharmacy KEY FOCUS AREAS: High emergency hospital admission rates 32 Distance to nearest A&E/Urgent Care centre 33 Crime rate (per 1,000 population) Education and employment opportunities for young 34 Living environment (IMD domain) people 35 Deprivation (IMD) 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Index (1=same as Kent) Prepared by KPHO (RK), Jan 2016 4 Dartford, Gravesham & Swanley CCG Families in social housing Type 3 Deprived LSOAs Health Inequalities: Type 3 LSOAs Swanley St Mary’s, Dartford,Dartford, Gravesham Swanscombe, & Swanley CCG Kings Farm, Westcourt All Kent 1st decile LSOAs Type 3 (DGS CCG) 1 Under 75 mortality: All cause 2 Under 75 mortality: Circulatory MAIN ISSUES 3 Under 75 mortality: Respiratory 4 Under 75 mortality: Cancer Characteristics 5 Under 75 mortality: External causes 6 Health Outcomes Health Under 75 mortality: Alcohol-related Families with children in social housing POPULATION DISTRIBUTION 7 Emergency Admissions Low incomes 8 Disability: Activities limited 'a lot' Poor scores for education 9 Smoking prevalence (modelled) 10 High number of single parents Physically inactive (modelled) Better living environment and lower crime 11 Childhood obesity - Year R 12 Childhood obesity - Year 6 rates than other deprived area types 13 Eat '5-a-day' fruit & veg (modelled) 14 Mental health prevalence (modelled) Health Risks/Behaviours Health 15 Wellbeing: Low life satisfaction (modelled) Health Risks/Behaviours 16 Wellbeing: Low 'things I do worthwhile' (modelled) High smoking prevalence 17 Median income (modelled) 18 Benefit claimants (out-of-work benefits) High levels of childhood obesity 19 Not school ready (Year R) Low levels of wellbeing 20 Do not achieve 5+ good GCSEs 21 No qualifications 22 Education, Training & Skills (IMD domain) 23 No car Very high numbers of children Health Outcomes 24 Tenure: Social Rented High numbers of young adults (particularly women) 25 Tenure: Private Rented Lower numbers of over 50s High premature mortality rates 26 Overcrowding 27 Shared dwellings High emergency hospital admission rates 28 Wider Determinants Wider Transience: Moved in last year 29 Single parents 30 Distance to nearest GP 31 Distance to nearest pharmacy KEY FOCUS AREAS: 32 Distance to nearest A&E/Urgent Care centre Training, qualifications and employment for parents 33 Crime rate (per 1,000 population) 34 Living environment (IMD domain) Child health and education 5 35 Deprivation (IMD) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Index (1=same as Kent) Prepared by KPHO (RK), Jan 2016 6 7 8 9 10 Dartford, Gravesham & Swanley CCG Type 4 Deprived LSOAs Young people in poor quality Health Inequalities:Central Type Gravesend 4 LSOAs accommodation Dartford, Gravesham & Swanley CCG All Kent 1st decile LSOAs Type 4 (DGS CCG) 1 Under 75 mortality: All cause 2 Under 75 mortality: Circulatory 3 Under 75 mortality: Respiratory 4 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION MAIN ISSUES Under 75 mortality: Cancer 5 Under 75 mortality: External causes 6 Characteristics Outcomes Health Under 75 mortality: Alcohol-related 7 Emergency Admissions Young adults in private rented 8 Disability: Activities limited 'a lot' accommodation 9 Smoking prevalence (modelled) 10 Particularly high levels of overcrowding Physically inactive (modelled) 11 Childhood obesity - Year R Better educated than other deprivation types 12 Childhood obesity - Year 6 Particularly poor living environment with 13 Eat '5-a-day' fruit & veg (modelled) particularly high crime rates 14 Mental health prevalence (modelled) Low incomes, but not as low as other Risks/Behaviours Health 15 Wellbeing: Low life satisfaction (modelled) 16 deprivation types Wellbeing: Low 'things I do worthwhile' (modelled) Particularly high levels of movement/transiency 17 Median income (modelled) 18 Benefit claimants (out-of-work benefits) 19 Not school ready (Year R) 20 Do not achieve 5+ good GCSEs High numbers of young adults Health Risks/Behaviours 21 No qualifications High numbers of children under 5 22 Education, Training & Skills (IMD domain) High smoking prevalence 23 No car Lower numbers of older children and Low levels of wellbeing 24 Tenure: Social Rented teenagers 25 Tenure: Private Rented 26 Overcrowding 27 Shared dwellings Health Outcomes Determinants Wider 28 Transience: Moved in last year 29 Single parents KEY FOCUS AREAS: High premature mortality rates 30 Distance to nearest GP 31 Particularly high emergency hospital Distance to nearest pharmacy Improve living environment and good affordable 32 Distance to nearest A&E/Urgent Care centre admission rates 33 Crime rate (per 1,000 population) housing 34 Living environment (IMD domain) 35 Deprivation (IMD) 11 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Index (1=same as Kent) Prepared by KPHO (RK), Jan 2016 12 GP Practices GP Practices Serving Deprived LSOAs: Recorded Disease Prevalence For the GP practices that serve tenth decile LSOAs, we have analysed the recorded disease prevalence from QOF data (Quality Outcomes Framework). Note that the data shows recorded disease prevalence, and does not account for undiagnosed disease in the community. High registered prevalence of Chronic Kidney Disease in a number of these practices. The Cedars Surgery and Horsman’s Place Surgery appear to have high recorded disease prevalence across a number of conditions. Coronary Chronic GP Atrial Heart Kidney Heart Hyper- Stroke & Mental Learning Practice Asthma Fibrillation Cancer Disease Disease COPD Diabetes Failure tension TIA health Dementia Epilepsy Depression Disabilities G82006 Dartford East Health
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