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Publication, Part of Recorded Dementia Diagnoses
Recorded dementia diagnoses, January 2017
- Publication Date:
- 10 Feb 2017
- Geographic Coverage:
- England
- Geographical Granularity:
- GP practices, Regions, Country, Sub-Integrated Care Boards, Local Authorities
- Date Range:
- Snapshot on 31 Jan 2017
Summary
Recorded dementia diagnoses, January 2017
Highlights
Recorded dementia prevalence at 31 January 2017 is 0.765 per cent (1 person in 131).
When considered alongside monthly data collected in 2015/16, this indicates a progressive increase in recorded prevalence from March 2016 (0.759) to January 2017 (0.765).
After adjustments to remove spurious, 'non-GP' practices, shared practices and practices which decided not to participate in this extraction, the extract cohort available for collection was 7,276 practices. This number is lower than in recent months as some practices are yet to agree to participate in the new expanded version of the data collection. Any practice wishing to participate can do so by contacting [email protected]
Of the extract cohort, data for 7,152 practices were collected, representing 98.3 per cent coverage of cohort practices.
76.49 per cent of patients on the practices' dementia registers had their ethnicity recorded as either 'Not stated' or 'No ethnicity code'.
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Last edited: 20 May 2019 3:30 pm