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Renal Mapping Project

Renal Mapping Project. Dr Afzal Chaudhry Kirsty Smith James Hollinshead. Aims . Background to mapping project Uses of the maps Introduction to the maps Future plans. Background. Increasing use of maps in public health Examples: Teenage pregnancy Hospital episodes Cancer e-atlas

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Renal Mapping Project

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  1. Renal Mapping Project Dr Afzal Chaudhry Kirsty Smith James Hollinshead

  2. Aims • Background to mapping project • Uses of the maps • Introduction to the maps • Future plans

  3. Background • Increasing use of maps in public health • Examples: • Teenage pregnancy • Hospital episodes • Cancer e-atlas • Interactive maps make the information more accessible

  4. Renal mapping project • Collaboration between the Renal Registry and East Midlands Public Health Observatory • Renal Registry reports • Mapping software ‘instant atlas’ • On line access

  5. Advantages of maps • Interactive and interesting • Can be used for: • Estimating need • Commissioning services • Identifying inequalities • Combining data: extension of dataset beyond that held by the Registry

  6. Current maps available- Single map

  7. Current maps available Single maps • RRT prevalence (direct and indirect) • Geography: LA or PCT Allows: • Trends • Area comparisons

  8. Current maps available- Double map

  9. Current maps available Double maps Allows the investigation of correlations • RRT prevalence (direct and indirect) • Geography: LA or PCT Can compare RRT rate with other factors • Deprivation • Ethnicity • CHD mortality

  10. Current maps available- Area Profiles

  11. Current maps available Area profiles • PCT profile on one page • Two PCTs can be compared • Difference from national data displayed • Currently: • Calcium • Phosphate • Parathyroid Hormone

  12. Future maps available- Funnel plot

  13. Future maps available Funnel Plots • Allow outlying areas to be identified • Data points are plotted on a graph with the mean value and “control limits” • Within control limits are performing as expected • Outside control limits are unexpectedly high or low

  14. Progress to date Currently • Maps produced • On staging server (limited access) • Looking for feedback (working group) • Refine the maps with feedback • Place on public website • Increase data and update year on year

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