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| Smoking Related Morbidity All Conditions - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Morbidity for all conditions was sourced from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) for 2005/06 to 2007/08 and the Office for National Statistics mid-year population estimates 2005 to 2007 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. The same ICD-10 codes used for Mortality were used for Morbidity. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking attributable Morbidity was calculated by employing the same methodology for calculating Smoking Attributable Mortality. Smoking Attributable Fractions (SAFs) were applied to a hospital episode which was caused by a smoking related disease using the same prevalence and relative risks rates that was used in the calculation for smoking attributable mortality. Morbidity from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). |
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| Smoking Related Morbidity Cardiovascular Disease - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Morbidity for cardiovascular disease was sourced from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) for 2005/06 to 2007/08 and the Office for National Statistics mid-year population estimates 2005 to 2007 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. The same ICD-10 codes used for Mortality were used for Morbidity. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related cardiovascular disease as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking attributable Morbidity was calculated by employing the same methodology for calculating Smoking Attributable Mortality. Smoking Attributable Fractions (SAFs) were applied to a hospital episode which was caused by a smoking related disease using the same prevalence and relative risks rates that was used in the calculation for smoking attributable mortality. Morbidity from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). |
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| Smoking Related Morbidity Cerebrovascular Disease - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Morbidity for cerebrovascular disease was sourced from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) for 2005/06 to 2007/08 and the Office for National Statistics mid-year population estimates 2005 to 2007 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. The same ICD-10 codes used for Mortality were used for Morbidity. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related cerebrovascular disease as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking attributable Morbidity was calculated by employing the same methodology for calculating Smoking Attributable Mortality. Smoking Attributable Fractions (SAFs) were applied to a hospital episode which was caused by a smoking related disease using the same prevalence and relative risks rates that was used in the calculation for smoking attributable mortality. Morbidity from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). |
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| Smoking Related Morbidity Lung Cancer - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Morbidity for lung cancer was sourced from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) for 2005/06 to 2007/08 and the Office for National Statistics mid-year population estimates 2005 to 2007 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. The same ICD-10 codes used for Mortality were used for Morbidity. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related lung cancer as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking attributable Morbidity was calculated by employing the same methodology for calculating Smoking Attributable Mortality. Smoking Attributable Fractions (SAFs) were applied to a hospital episode which was caused by a smoking related disease using the same prevalence and relative risks rates that was used in the calculation for smoking attributable mortality. Morbidity from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). |
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| Smoking Related Morbidity Malignant Neoplasms - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Morbidity for malignant neoplasms was sourced from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) for 2005/06 to 2007/08 and the Office for National Statistics mid-year population estimates 2005 to 2007 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. The same ICD-10 codes used for Mortality were used for Morbidity. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related malignant neoplasms as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking attributable Morbidity was calculated by employing the same methodology for calculating Smoking Attributable Mortality. Smoking Attributable Fractions (SAFs) were applied to a hospital episode which was caused by a smoking related disease using the same prevalence and relative risks rates that was used in the calculation for smoking attributable mortality. Morbidity from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). |
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| Smoking Related Morbidity Respiratory Disease - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Morbidity for respiratory disease was sourced from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) for 2005/06 to 2007/08 and the Office for National Statistics mid-year population estimates 2005 to 2007 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. The same ICD-10 codes used for Mortality were used for Morbidity. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related respiratory disease as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking attributable Morbidity was calculated by employing the same methodology for calculating Smoking Attributable Mortality. Smoking Attributable Fractions (SAFs) were applied to a hospital episode which was caused by a smoking related disease using the same prevalence and relative risks rates that was used in the calculation for smoking attributable mortality. Morbidity from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). |
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| Smoking Related Mortality All Conditions - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Mortality for all conditions was sourced from the Office of National Statistics, England and Wales Public Health Mortality Dataset from 2006 to 2008 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking Attributable Mortality is calculated by multiplying deaths for each of the ICD codes by a Smoking Attributable Fraction (SAF) and applying a sex and age specific smoking prevalence rate (General Household 2005-2007) and a Relative Risk of mortality for current and ex smokers (American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study II (CPS II) as used in SAMMEC). Deaths from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). (NWPHO from Office for National Statistics Public Health Mortality File for 2006 to 2008 and mid-year population estimates for 2005 to 2007). |
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| Smoking Related Mortality Cardiovascular Disease - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Mortality for cardiovascular disease was sourced from the Office of National Statistics, England and Wales Public Health Mortality Dataset from 2006 to 2008 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related cardiovascular disease as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking Attributable Mortality is calculated by multiplying deaths for each of the ICD codes by a Smoking Attributable Fraction (SAF) and applying a sex and age specific smoking prevalence rate (General Household 2005-2007) and a Relative Risk of mortality for current and ex smokers (American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study II (CPS II) as used in SAMMEC). Deaths from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). (NWPHO from Office for National Statistics Public Health Mortality File for 2006 to 2008 and mid-year population estimates for 2005 to 2007). |
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| Smoking Related Mortality Cerebrovascular Disease - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Mortality for cerebrovascular disease was sourced from the Office of National Statistics, England and Wales Public Health Mortality Dataset from 2006 to 2008 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related cerebrovascular disease as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking Attributable Mortality is calculated by multiplying deaths for each of the ICD codes by a Smoking Attributable Fraction (SAF) and applying a sex and age specific smoking prevalence rate (General Household 2005-2007) and a Relative Risk of mortality for current and ex smokers (American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study II (CPS II) as used in SAMMEC). Deaths from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). (NWPHO from Office for National Statistics Public Health Mortality File for 2006 to 2008 and mid-year population estimates for 2005 to 2007). |
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| Smoking Related Mortality Lung Cancer - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Mortality for lung cancer was sourced from the Office of National Statistics, England and Wales Public Health Mortality Dataset from 2006 to 2008 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related lung cancer as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking Attributable Mortality is calculated by multiplying deaths for each of the ICD codes by a Smoking Attributable Fraction (SAF) and applying a sex and age specific smoking prevalence rate (General Household 2005-2007) and a Relative Risk of mortality for current and ex smokers (American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study II (CPS II) as used in SAMMEC). Deaths from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). (NWPHO from Office for National Statistics Public Health Mortality File for 2006 to 2008 and mid-year population estimates for 2005 to 2007). |
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| Smoking Related Mortality Malignant Neoplasms - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Mortality for malignant neoplasms was sourced from the Office of National Statistics, England and Wales Public Health Mortality Dataset from 2006 to 2008 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related malignant neoplasms as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking Attributable Mortality is calculated by multiplying deaths for each of the ICD codes by a Smoking Attributable Fraction (SAF) and applying a sex and age specific smoking prevalence rate (General Household 2005-2007) and a Relative Risk of mortality for current and ex smokers (American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study II (CPS II) as used in SAMMEC). Deaths from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). (NWPHO from Office for National Statistics Public Health Mortality File for 2006 to 2008 and mid-year population estimates for 2005 to 2007). |
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| Smoking Related Mortality Respiratory Disease - Males and Females | Data on Smoking Related Mortality for respiratory disease was sourced from the Office of National Statistics, England and Wales Public Health Mortality Dataset from 2006 to 2008 using ICD-10 Classification Codes. Only ICD-10 Codes for underlying cause of death attributable to smoking related respiratory disease as specified by SAMMEC were included. For the full list of ICD-10 Codes used See http://www.nwph.info/sam/icd10codes.aspx. Smoking Attributable Mortality is calculated by multiplying deaths for each of the ICD codes by a Smoking Attributable Fraction (SAF) and applying a sex and age specific smoking prevalence rate (General Household 2005-2007) and a Relative Risk of mortality for current and ex smokers (American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study II (CPS II) as used in SAMMEC). Deaths from all smoking-attributable conditions (over 35, male/female) are presented as rate per 100,000 population (standardised to the European Standard Population). (NWPHO from Office for National Statistics Public Health Mortality File for 2006 to 2008 and mid-year population estimates for 2005 to 2007). |
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| Adults who smoke | An estimate of prevalence of adult smoking (16 and over). Prevalence of smoking, percentage of resident population, adults, 2003-2005, persons taken from Health Surveys for England, National Centre for Social Research (NatCen). Published by The Information Centre for Health and Social Care (IC), 2007. The numerator data are broadly based on observed self-reported current smoking status and as such are subject to responder bias. The Health Survey for England under-samples younger people, people in employment, ethnic minorities, women, those who are healthier but exhibit less healthy behaviour. |
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| Smoking in Pregnancy | The percentage of women giving birth in 2007/08 who are current smokers at the time of delivery out of all maternities where smoking in pregnancy status is recorded. The data is presented as a proportion of the number of women who smoke in pregnancy per 100 maternities where smoking status is recorded. The numerator and denominator data is supplied by The Health Care Commission for the financial year 2007/2008. Please see Health profiles 2009 for further information |