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North West Sector LOCALITY HEALTH Glasgow City Community Health Partnership North West Sector Glasgow CHP: North West Sector LOCALITY HEALTH PROFILES Partick West Area Partnership Forum This report covers information in the North West Sector covering Centre & West Locality. For the purposes of Partick West APF please note the information on the following areas within the report: Broomhill Glasgow Harbour and Partick South Kelvinside & Jordanhill Partick Partickhill & Hyndland (N.B.Partickhill & Hyndland straddles Partick West and Hillhead APFs) Victoria Park Whiteinch 1 Centre and West Locality Profiles Life expectancy Centre and West locality records amongst the best male and female life expectancy in NHSGG&C, (with some neighbourhoods recording amongst the best in Scotland). There is a significant disparity between average male and female life expectancy in Woodlands. The area records male life expectancy worse than the Scottish average (although 2 years better than the North West sector average). Female life expectancy in Woodlands is much better than the Scottish average and is amongst the best in North West sector. Male Life expectancy Female Life expectancy 1. Finnieston 67.1 1 Finnieston and Kelvinhaugh 75.8 2. City Centre West 68.6 2 Partick 76.7 3 Whiteinch 69.8 North West average 77.2 4 Glasgow Harbour & 70.2 3 City Centre West 77.8 Partick S North West average 71 4 Glasgow Harbour & Partick 78.0 S 5 Partick 71.3 5 Anderston 78.9 6 Hillhead 72.3 5 Partickhill and Hyndland 78.9 7 Woodlands 73.0 7 Hillhead 79.0 8 Broomhill 74.1 Scottish average 79.5 Scottish average 74.5 8 Whiteinch 80.5 9 Anderston 75.4 9 Broomhill 80.7 10 Kelvingrove and 76.0 10 Dowanhill 80.9 University 11 Dowanhill 77.9 11 Woodlands 81.3 12 Victoria Park 79.2 12 Kelvingrove and University 81.9 13 Partickhill and Hyndland 79.3 13 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 82.3 14 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 80.1 14 Victoria Park 84.5 2 Alcohol and Drugs Most areas in the locality record rates for alcohol and drugs-related hospital admission rates that are below both the North West and Scottish average. The worst 5 areas for both measures are Whiteinch, City Centre West, Hillhead, Partick and Anderston. Kelvingrove and University and Broomhill have a much worse performance in relation to drugs-related admissions than alcohol-related admissions. Hospitalisation Alcohol Hospitalisation Drugs 1. Whiteinch 1355 1 Whiteinch 162.5 2. City Centre West 1259 2 City Centre West 144.7 3 Hillhead 1221 North West average 88.9 4 Partick 1164 Scottish average 85.1 North West average 1127 3 Hillhead 73.4 5 Anderston 1034 4 Anderston 68.2 Scottish average 1088 5 Partick 60.0 6 Glasgow Harbour & 935 6 Kelvingrove and University 54.2 Partick S 7 Finnieston and 924 7 Finnieston and Kelvinhaugh 51.9 Kelvinhaugh 8 Woodlands 763 8 Broomhill 35.7 9 Victoria Park 624 9 Glasgow Harbour & Partick 28.4 S 10 Kelvingrove and 602 10 Woodlands 24.1 University 11 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 528 11 Victoria Park 23.0 12 Dowanhill 504 12 Partickhill and Hyndland 5.0 13 Broomhill 503 13 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 4.1 14 Partickhill and Hyndland 490 14 Dowanhill 0 3 Long Term conditions - COPD and CHD (rate per 100,000 population) The Locality generally performs better than both the North West and the Scottish average in relation to the rate of hospital admissions caused by COPD or CHD. City Centre West and Partick record rates poorer than the North West average. Hillhead records relatively high rates of CHD related admissions (above North West average) but is below the sector average for COPD admissions. Hospitalisation COPD Hospitalisation CHD 1. City Centre West 273.6 1 Glasgow Harbour & Partick 408.5 S 2. Partick 273.0 2 Partick 408.3 North West average 263.4 3 Hillhead 395.3 3 Glasgow Harbour & 262.0 4 Whiteinch 377.6 Partick S 4 Woodlands 256.2 North West average 370.7 5 Whiteinch 240.8 5 Woodlands 360.9 6 Finnieston and 198.6 Scottish average 347.0 Kelvinhaugh 7 Kelvingrove and 184.6 6 City Centre West 338.4 University 8 Hillhead 180.5 7 Finnieston and Kelvinhaugh 312.8 Scottish average 158.6 8 Partickhill and Hyndland 278.1 9 Anderston 141.0 9 Anderston 271.4 10 Partickhill and 123.5 10 Dowanhill 270.0 Hyndland 11 Dowanhill 122.5 11 Kelvingrove and University 177.4 12 Kelvinside and 94.1 12 Broomhill 216.6 Jordanhill 13 Broomhill 66.7 13 Victoria Park 200.9 14 Victoria Park 56.7 14 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 190.8 4 Multiple admissions and emergency admissions Patients 65+ with multiple Emergency admissions admissions 1. Hillhead 5177.9 1 Whiteinch 8638.6 2. Woodlands 4768.8 2 City Centre West 6939.9 3 Glasgow Harbour and 4725.9 North West average 6923.2 Partick South 4 Finnieston and 4587.6 3 Glasgow Harbour & 6828.8 Kelvinhaugh Partick S 5 Whiteinch 4384.9 4 Partick 6454.8 6 Partick 3801.0 Scottish average 6378.9 7 City Centre West 3604.7 5 Anderston 6378.1 8 Partickhill and Hyndland 3365.4 6 Hillhead 6189.9 North West average 3223.3 7 Woodlands 6028.3 9 Dowanhill 3223.3 8 Finnieston and 5722.1 Kelvinhaugh 10 Broomhill 3189.4 9 Broomhill 4995.1 Scottish average 3110.4 10 Kelvingrove and 4452.8 University 11 Anderston 2985.4 11 Kelvinside and 4307.3 Jordanhill 12 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 2908.4 12 Dowanhill 4302.6 13 Kelvingrove and 2519.2 13 Partickhill and 4239.1 University Hyndland 14 Victoria Park 2407.8 14 Victoria Park 4127.2 5 Mental Health Victoria Park and Broomhill generally record results better than the Scottish average in most measures. However these areas record relatively high rates of patients prescribed drugs for anxiety/depression (above the Scottish average), although both areas are significantly better than the Scottish average for psychiatric hospitals admissions. Five areas record a suicide rate above the Scottish average Patients prescribed drugs for Psychiatric hospitalisation rate anxiety/depression 1. Whiteinch 12.1% 1 Partick 625.0 2. Glasgow Harbour & 11.9% 2 Whiteinch 616.8 Partick S North West average 11.5% 3 Finnieston and 537.9 Kelvinhaugh 3 Partick 11.2% 4 Glasgow Harbour and 474.7 Partick South 4 Victoria Park 10.6% 5 City Centre West 454.0 5 Broomhill 9.9% North West average 396.4 Scottish average 9.7% 6 Anderston 379.1 6 Anderston 9.6% 7 Hillhead 332.5 6 City Centre West 9.6% 8 Kelvingrove and 325.1 University 8 Hillhead 9.2% Scottish average 303.0 9 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 9.0% 9 Dowanhill 292.5 10 Partickhill and Hyndland 8.2% 10 Woodlands 248.9 11 Woodlands 7.8% 11 Partickhill and 220.7 Hyndland 12 Finnieston and 7.6% 12 Broomhill 205.6 Kelvinhaugh 13 Dowanhill 7.3% 13 Kelvinside and 127.6 Jordanhill 14 Kelvingrove and 6.8% 14 Victoria Park 69.9 University Deaths from suicide rate > 15% 1 Partick 56.4 2 Whiteinch 41.6 3 Glasgow Harbour & Partick S 29.1 4 Anderston 22.6 North West average 21.6 5 Hillhead 15.3 Scottish average 15.1 6 Child health The locality records particularly good results in relation to smoking in pregnancy and breastfeeding. Thirteen out of fourteen neighbourhoods record better than average results. Only Whiteinch records poorer than both the Scottish and the North West average for these 2 measures. The Locality makes significant contribution to NHSGG&C performance in relation to the breastfeeding target. Smoking in pregnancy Breastfeeding at 6-8 weeks 1. Whiteinch 33.9% 1 Whiteinch 23.1% North West average 29.4% Scottish average 26.4% 2. Partick 27.9% North West average 29.4% 3. Hillhead 26.9% 2 Glasgow Harbour & 31.1% Partick S Scottish average 22.6% 3 Anderston 38.6% 4 Glasgow Harbour & 20.9% 4 Partick 39.1% Partick S 5 Anderston 17.3% 5 City Centre West 41.5% 6 Broomhill 15.5% 6 Woodlands 45.8% 7 Kelvingrove and University 14.4% 7 Broomhill 49.1% 8 Finnieston and 13.5% 8 Hillhead 50.0% Kelvinhaugh 9 Dowanhill 11.7% 9 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 51.0% 10 Partickhill and Hyndland 11.6% 10 Finnieston & 53.7% Kelvinhaugh 10 Woodlands 11.6% 11 Dowanhill 56.3% 12 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 8.2% 12 Kelvingrove 57.1% - City Centre West * - 13 Victoria Park 61.3% - Victoria Park * - 14 Partickhill & Hyndland 66.3% No figure available * 7 Child Health The Locality records relatively poor results for immunisation, with the majority of neighbourhoods recording poorer results than both the Scottish and the North West sector average for children at 24 months (MMR and immunisation excluding MMR). Immunisation excluding MMR MMR 1. Anderston 89.5% 1 Glasgow Harbour & 81.3% Partick S 2. Finnieston and 91.0% 2 Finnieston and 83.8% Kelvinhaugh Kelvinhaugh 3. City Centre West 91.4% 3 Kelvingrove and 86.0% University 4 Hillhead 91.5% 4 Dowanhill 87.0% 5 Woodlands 92.6% 5 Kelvinside and 87.6% Jordanhill 6 Glasgow Harbour & 93.8% 6 Woodlands 88% Partick S 7 Kelvingrove and 94.2% 7 City Centre West 88.6% University 8 Dowanhill 94.2% 8 Anderston 89.5% North West average 95.7% 9 Partickhill and 89.7% Hyndland 9 Kelvinside and Jordanhill 96.4% 10 Broomhill 90.0% 10 Partickhill and Hyndland 96.6% North West average 90.1% 11 Whiteinch 94.6% 11 Hillhead 90.2% 12 Partick 96.9% 12 Whiteinch 91.9% Scottish average 97.5% Scottish average 92.1% 13 Broomhill 97.8% 13 Partick 93.6% 14 Victoria Park 100% 14 Victoria Park 95.2% 8 Victoria Park, which generally records results better than North West and Scottish average has a relatively poor result for proportion of children under 15 years hospitalised through unintentional injury at home ( i.e.
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