HSCIC, 26 June 2014
- This report provides a compilation of information on older people living in England to give a broad picture of their health, care and wellbeing. It pulls together data on hospital activity, mental health, social care, prescribing, NHS workforce, census data and life expectancy.
- The report addressed the following questions:
- Are older people living longer, healthier lives?
- What disabilities and illnesses do older people have?
- What services do older people use?
- What are the resources used to care for older people?
- What are the common causes of death in older people?
- Datatables includes:
- Census populations England 1951 to 2011
- Population projections - England 2021 to 2051
- Ethnicity of the older population - England Census 2011
- Geographic variation in the older population, England Census 2011
- Life expectancy in England 1980-1982 to 2010-2012
- Disability free life expectancy at age 65, England 2008-10
- General Health: Health Survey for England 2012
- Body Mass Index: Health Survey for England 2012
- Diabetes: Health Survey for England 2003 - 2012
- Quality Outcomes Framework (QOF): Dementia Prevalence and total list size, England
- Cardiovascular disease: Health Survey for England 2003-2011
- Cancers. Incidence of newly diagnosed cancer per 100,000 population by age and sex, England 2011
- Social care use - England 2012/13
- Prescribing, England 2013
- People in contact with adult and older adult secondary mental health services in England 2012/13
- 2012/13 Population accessing a hospital service by age and type of service
- 2012/13 Hopsital Admissions by Admission Type
- Hospital Services: FCE Bed days and Day Cases 1992/93 to 2012/13
- Hospital and Community Health Services (HCHS) Staffing : medical staff in selected specialties - England 1993 to 2013
- Common Causes of Death in Older People 2012
