Living in Britain 2000

7 GENERAL HEALTH AND USE OF HEALTH SERVICES

Tables 7.1 - 7.34

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Table 7.1
Trends in self-reported sickness by sex and age, 1972 to 2000: percentage of persons who reported (a) longstanding illness (b) limiting longstanding illness (c) restricted activity in the 14 days before interview

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Table 7.2
Self perception of general health during the last 12 months

Table 7.3
Acute sickness: average number of restricted activity days per person per year, by sex and age

Table 7.4
Chronic sickness: prevalence of reported longstanding illness by sex, age and socio-economic group of household reference person

Table 7.5
Chronic sickness: prevalence of reported limiting longstanding illness by sex, age and socio-economic group of household reference person

Table 7.6
Acute sickness (a) Prevalence of reported restricted activity in the 14 days before interview, by sex, age, and socio-economic group of household reference person (b) Average number of restricted activity days per person per year, by sex, age, and socio-economic group of household reference person

Table 7.7
Chronic sickness: prevalence of reported longstanding illness by sex, age, and economic activity status

Table 7.8
Chronic sickness: prevalence of reported limiting longstanding illness by sex, age, and economic activity status

Table 7.9
Acute sickness (a) Prevalence of reported restricted activity in the 14 days before interview, by sex, age and economic activity status (b) Average number of restricted activity days per person per year, by sex, age, and economic activity status

Table 7.10
Self-reported sickness by sex and Government Office Region: percentage of persons who reported (a) longstanding illness (b) limiting longstanding illness (c) restricted activity in the 14 days before interview

Table 7.11
Prevalence of: (a) longstanding illness by sex and NHS Regional Office area (b) limiting longstanding illness by sex and NHS Regional Office area (c) reported resticted activity in the 14 days before interview, by sex and NHS Regional Office area

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Table 7.12
Chronic sickness: rate per 1000 reporting longstanding condition groups, by sex

Table 7.13
Chronic sickness: rate per 1000 reporting longstanding condition groups, by age

Table 7.14
Chronic sickness: rate per 1000 reporting selected longstanding condition groups, by age and sex

Table 7.15
Chronic sickness: rate per 1000 reporting selected longstanding conditions, by age and sex

Table 7.16
Chronic sickness: rate per 1000 reporting selected longstanding condition groups, by socio-economic group of household reference person

Table 7.17
Chronic sickness: rate per 1000 reporting selected longstanding condition groups, by age and sex and whether non-manual or manual socio-economic group of household reference person

Table 7.18
Trends in consultations with an NHS GP in the 14 days before interview: 1972 to 2000

Table 7.19
Average number of NHS GP consultations per person per year: 1972 to 2000

Table 7.20
(NHS) GP consultations: trends in site of consultation: 1971 to 2000

Table 7.21
(NHS) GP consultations: consultations with doctors in the 14 days before interview, by sex and age of person consulting, and by site of consultation

Table 7.22
NHS) GP consultations: percentage of persons consulting a doctor in the 14 days before interview, by sex and by site of consultation, and by age and by site of consultation

Table 7.23
(NHS) GP consultations (a) Percentage of persons who consulted a doctor in the 14 days before interview, by sex, age, and socio-economic group of household reference person (b) Average number of consultations per person per year, by sex, age, and socio-economic group of household reference person

Table 7.24
(NHS) GP consultations (a) Percentage of persons who consulted a doctor in the 14 days before interview, by sex, age, and economic activity status (b) Average number of consultations per person per year, by sex, age, and economic activity status

Table 7.25
(NHS) GP consultations: percentage of persons consulting a doctor in the 14 days before interview who obtained a prescription from the doctor, by sex, age and non-manual/manual socio-economic group of household reference person

Table 7.26
GP consultations with doctors in the 14 days before interview by whether consultation was NHS or private

Table 7.27
Reported consultations with a practice nurse by age and sex (a) percentage consulting a practice nurse in the 14 days before interview (b) average number of consultations with a practice nurse per person per year

Table 7.28
Percentage of children using health services in the 14 days before interview

Table 7.29
Trends in percentages of persons who reported attending an outpatient or casualty department in the 3 months before interview: 1972 to 2000

Table 7.30
Trends in day-patient treatment in the 12 months before interview, 1992 to 2000

Table 7.31
Trends in inpatient stays in the 12 months before interview, 1982 to 2000

Table 7.32
Average number of separate days spent in hospital as a day-patient during the 12 months before interview

Table 7.33
Inpatient stays and outpatient attendances (a) Average number of inpatient stays per 100 persons in a 12 month reference period, by sex and age (b) Average number of outpatient attendances per 100 persons per year, by sex and age

Table 7.34
Average number of nights spent in hospital as an inpatient during the last 12 months

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