Data and analytical tools
Dementia prevalence and diagnosis rates for Great Britain.
These profiles provide information and analyses that enable Primary Care Trust (PCT) commissioners and other stakeholders, such as clinicians, to assess levels of kidney care need and current service levels in order to inform planning. This will enable them to drive up the quality and productivity of services provided by Primary Care for those with Chronic Kidney Disease.
Interactive spreadsheet to compare numbers and rates of deaths from Alzheimer's disease, dementia and senility in England by Primary Care Trust. This tool relates to the NEoLCIN report, Deaths from Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and senility in England and uses the same data source (Office for National Statistics annual mortality extracts).
Interactive spreadsheet to compare numbers and rates of deaths from neurodegenerative diseases in England by Primary Care Trust. This tool relates to the NEoLCIN report, Deaths from Neurodegenerative Diseases in England, 2002 to 2008' and uses the same data source (Office for National Statistics annual mortality extracts).
End of Life Care for All (e-ELCA) is an online tool by the Department of Health with over 150 interactive sessions of e-learning, arranged in core modules, to improve the training and education of health and social care staff involved in delivering end of life care to people.
A selection of tools to support end of life care commissioning and planning based on population need, workforce skills and costings for alternative pathways of care.
Data and statistics on end of life care, by Primary Care Trust and Local Authority in England, broken down by age, gender, place of death and cause of death.
An online tool developed by the National End of Life Care Intelligence Network to help commissioners and providers monitor the quality of end of life care services in England.
For more information, see End of Life Care Quality Assessment (ELCQuA) Tool.
A benchmark tool which brings together data from a variety of sources to get an overview of end of life care across the Yorkshire and Humber region. This tool is designed to be used alongside the End of Life Quality report.
Each year, the Public Health Observatories, on behalf of the Department of Health, produce Health Profiles for every Local Authority in England. Designed to help local government and health services make decisions and plans to improve local people's health and reduce health inequalities, the profiles present a set of important health indicators that show how the area compares to the national and regional average. They include information on: mortality rates; smoking related deaths - including deprivation correlation; early deaths from cancer, heart disease and stroke; road injuries and deaths; and excess winter deaths.
View the Local Health Profiles 2011.
A web-based mapping tool developed by Marie Curie that helps commissioners to plan for local end of life services.
These two tools are produced by the East of England Public Health Observatory (erpho) on behalf of the Public Health Observatories in England. The National General Practice Profiles present a range of indicators by GP practice, including information about patient demographics, patient satisfaction, Quality Outcomes Framework (QOF) data and secondary care use. The Disease Prevalence estimates have data on coronary heart disease, cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, hypertension and stroke. The estimates are available for PCTs, lower and upper tier local authorities and GP practices.
This interactive mapping tool has been produced by WMPHO using Instant Atlas™ from Geowise and allows the user to view selected indicators relating to older people at local authority and regional level for the whole of England. The tool shows the selected indicators in map, chart and tabular formats. The information is provided for several different geographies including lower tier and single tier authorities.
This online tool has been produced by WMPHO on behalf of the PHOs. The Atlas contains interactive maps and charts enabling comparisons to be made nationally for over 100 indicators. It can be used to identify deficits in the health and care of older people and to highlight large variations between local authorities across England. The information will be of use to the wide range of organisations with an interest in the health and care of older people.
The UK Renal Registry is a resource for the development of patient care in renal disease. It was established by the Renal Association with support from the Department of Health, the British Association of Paediatric Nephrologists, and the British Transplant Society.