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Tickhill & Wadworth 19 Tickhill & Wadworth 19 Select Ward: Tickhill & Wadworth Tickhill & Wadworth Ward Profile 2015 Contents: Page 1. Location Maps; Population Distribution Page 2. Demography; Ethnicity; Table Guide; Deprivation Page 3. Life Expectancy; Perceived Health; Mortality Page 4. Mortality Maps and Trends; Cancer Incidence Page 5. Hospital Activity; Life Course Approach Page 6. Life Course Approach Page 7.Wider Determinants of Health; Ward Assets Page 8-10. Metadata The data presented in this profile is based on the population living within this ward. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2013. All rights reserved. Licence number 0100019782 Distribution of Population by Community Tickhill Woodfield Plantation Wadworth Braithwell Stainton Micklebring* Loversall* 52.6% 21.0% 11.6% 8.3% 2.8% * Less than 2.5% of the ward population. Page 1 Demography Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster Category Age # % # % Ethnicity # % # % Starting Well 0-4 525 5.24 19,188 6.32 White 9,575 97.11 288,066 95.26 Developing Well (School Years) 5-14 947 9.45 34,723 11.44 Mixed 66 0.67 3,321 1.10 Developing Well (Training) 15-24 914 9.12 37,022 12.19 Asian and Asian British 119 1.21 7,614 2.52 Working Well 25-64 5,282 52.73 158,408 52.17 Black or Black British 67 0.68 2,337 0.77 Ageing Well 65-74 1,330 13.28 29,517 9.72 Chinese or Other Ethnic Group 33 0.33 1,064 0.35 75+ 1,019 10.17 24,764 8.16 Total 10,017 100 303,622 100 Total 9,860 100 302,402 100 Table Guide Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster KEY: Ward Values: Category Rate Rate Significantly better than Doncaster Doncaster # # (95% CI: Lower, Upper) (95% CI: Lower, Upper) Doncaster Ward Worst Ward Range Statistically similar to Doncaster Ward Indicator Doncaster Value Significantly worse than Doncaster Best Statistical significance not available Number Rate for comparison of areas Indicator Description e.g.: per 100,000 population Worst Rate Grey bar presents range from the worst and the best of the Best Rate for of Events. 'Sup' is supressed data, where the number is 5 or less. Confidence intervals in brackets. for Doncaster selected Ward. Red Line: Doncaster average. Doncaster Deprivation This map shows differences in deprivation in this ward, based on national quintiles of the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010 by Lower Super Output Area (LSOA). The darkest colour represents most deprived areas. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2013. All rights reserved. Licence number 0100019782 Page 2 Life Expectancy KEY: Ward Values: Significantly better than Doncaster Doncaster Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster Doncaster Ward Range Statistically similar to Doncaster Ward Doncaster Value # Rate # Rate Ward Worst Significantly worse than Doncaster Best Category (95% CI) (95% CI) Statistical significance not available 80.8 77.9 1 Male Life Expectancy at Birth n/a n/a 73.90 83 ( 78.8 , 82.9) ( 77.6 , 78.3) 85.5 81.8 2 Female Life Expectancy at Birth n/a n/a 78.89 86.10 ( 84.0 , 86.9) ( 81.5 , 82.1) 20.6 17.8 3 Male Life Expectancy at 65 n/a n/a 14.99 20.63 ( 19.4 , 21.9) ( 17.6 , 18.0) 22.5 20.4 4 Female Life Expectancy at 65 n/a n/a 18.24 23.89 ( 21.4 , 23.6) ( 20.1 , 20.1) 5 Deprivation 21 n/a n/a n/a 1 Not Applicable 21 1-4: Calculated with mortality and population data 2010-2014 using SEPHO life expectancy tool; 5. Index of Multiple Deprivation Rank for 2010. 1 represents most deprived ward and 21 least deprived ward. Self Reported Health KEY: Ward Values: Significantly better than Doncaster Doncaster Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster Doncaster Ward Range Statistically similar to Doncaster Ward Rate Rate Ward Worst Doncaster Value # # Significantly worse than Doncaster Best (95% CI) (95% CI) Statistical significance not available 80.6% 76.4% 6 Good and Very Good Health 8,071 231,867 67% 84% (79.8% ,81.3%) ( 76.2% , 76.5%) 7.2% 10.4% 7 Disability (day to day activities limited a lot) 724 31,688 14% 7% (6.7% ,7.8%) ( 10.3% , 10.5%) 6. Proportion of population who perceive their health as good and very good (2011) 7. Proportion of population who perceive their day to day activities being limited a lot by their disability (2011). Mortality KEY: Ward Values: Significantly better than Doncaster Doncaster Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster Doncaster Ward Range Statistically similar to Doncaster Ward Ward Worst Doncaster Value Significantly worse than Doncaster Best # Rate # Rate (95% CI) (95% CI) Statistical significance not available 821.6 1,086.3 8 Mortality All Causes 451 14,893 1,452 789 (745.5 ,903.3) ( 1,068.4 , 1,104.3) 250.7 408.0 9 Mortality All Causes <75 years 611 5,213 580 251 (208.3 ,299.1) ( 397.0 , 419.2) 124.9 177.0 10 Mortality All Cancers <75 years 63 2,276 247 125 (95.5 ,160.4) ( 169.8 , 184.5) 21.9 48.3 11 Mortality Lung Cancer <75 years 11 622 74 13 (10.7 ,39.6) ( 44.6 , 52.3) 52.2 90.6 12 Mortality Circulatory Disease <75 years 26 1,160 125 52 (33.9 ,76.6) ( 85.5 , 96.0) 24.3 56.0 13 Mortality Coronary Heart Disease <75 years 57 2,059 85 24 (12.4 ,42.6) ( 51.9 , 60.2) 12.9 26.2 14 Mortality Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease <75 years 7 333 50 6 (5.1 ,26.7) ( 23.5 , 29.2) 22.0 20.9 15 Mortality Chronic Liver Disease <75 years 11 275 48 2 (10.9 ,39.4) ( 18.5 , 23.5) 18.5 47.3 16 Mortality All Respiratory Disease <75 years 10 602 96 15 (8.8 ,34.1) ( 43.6 , 51.3) 8. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (all age). 9 Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75).10. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75) ICD10 C00- C97. 11. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75) ICD10 C33-C34. 12. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75) ICD10 I00-I99 13. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75) ICD10 I20-I25 14. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75) ICD10 J40-J44. 15. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75) ICD10 K70-K77, B15-B19, C22, I81, I85, T86.4. 16. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population (Under 75) ICD10 J00-J99. Page 3 Mortality by Lower Super Output Area The map shows all age and all cause mortality rates by LSOA. This shows the dispersion of mortality within the ward. The darkest colour represents highest mortality. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2013. All rights reserved. Licence number 0100019782 Mortality Trends Mortality caused by Circulatory Disease under 75 Mortality caused by Cancer under 75 Mortality All Causes under 75 800 800 800 600 600 600 Tickhill & 400 Tickhill & Wadworth 400 Tickhill & Wadworth 400 Wadworth Doncaster Doncaster Doncaster 200 200 200 DSR per 100,000per DSR DSR per 100,000per DSR DSR per 100,000per DSR 0 0 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Cancer Incidence KEY: Ward Values: Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster Significantly better than Doncaster Doncaster Doncaster Ward Range Statistically similar to Doncaster Ward Worst Ward Best Doncaster Value Significantly worse than Doncaster # Rate (95% CI) # Rate (95% CI) Statistical significance not available 519.7 657.0 17 All Cancer Registrations 280 8,907 855 520 (460.1 ,590.6) ( 642.9 , 671.0) 80.2 80.1 18 Colorectal Cancer Registrations 42 1,070 105 63 (57.9 ,115.2) ( 75.1 , 85.2) 69.1 110.7 19 Lung Cancer Registrations 37 1,471 161 50 (49.0 ,101.7) ( 104.8 , 116.6) 175.9 162.6 20 Breast Cancer Registrations (Females) 51 1,223 232 122 (129.5 ,236.8) ( 153.6 , 172.0) 169.0 161.2 21 Prostate Cancer Registrations 43 997 192 133 (121.2 ,236.0) ( 151.1 , 171.9) 10.9 18.8 22 Skin Cancer Registrations 6 260 35 9 (4.7 ,32.7) ( 16.4 , 21.2) 17. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population; all age ICD10 C00-C97 (2009-2013). 18. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population; all age; ICD10 C18-C21 (2009-2013). 19. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population; all age; ICD10 C33-C34 (2009-2013). 20. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population; Females only, all age; ICD10 C50 (2009-2013). 21. Directly age standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population; Males only; all age; ICD10 C61 (2009-2013). 22. Directly standardised rate per 100,000 European Standard Population; all age; ICD10 C43 (2009-2013). Page 4 Hospital Activity KEY: Ward Values: Tickhill & Wadworth Doncaster Doncaster Significantly better than Doncaster Doncaster Ward Worst Ward Range Statistically similar to Doncaster Ward Best Doncaster Value # Rate (95% CI) # Rate (95% CI) Significantly worse than Doncaster Statistical significance not available 10,122.2 12,843.7 23 All Emergency Admissions 1,044 38,162 15,567 9,331 (9,505.0 ,10,768.3) ( 12,712.9 , 12,975.6) 38.7 133.9 24 Emergency Admissions For Self Harm 4 408 290 36 (10.2 ,99.9) ( 121.2 , 147.6) 1,658.0 2,731.1 25 Avoidable Emergency Admissions 868 41,496 3,488 1,658 (1,547.1 ,1,774.5) ( 2,704.4 , 2,758.1) 578.1 989.2 26 Alcohol Specific Admissions 303 14,572 1,748 384 (514.1 ,647.8) ( 973.1 , 1,005.5) 2,140.8 3,126.9 27 Alcohol Attributable Admissions 1,142 43,294 3,875 2,141 (2,016.1 ,2,271.0) ( 3,097.1 , 3,156.9) 23.
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