Prevalence of conditions by practice: patients aged ≥ 18 years

Helen Atherton; Heather Brant; Sue Ziebland; Annemieke Bikker; John Campbell; Andy Gibson; Brian McKinstry; Tania Porqueddu; Chris Salisbury

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Atherton H, Brant H, Ziebland S, et al. The potential of alternatives to face-to-face consultation in general practice, and the impact on different patient groups: a mixed-methods case study. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2018 Jun. (Health Services and Delivery Research, No. 6.20.)

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Appendix 16Prevalence of conditions by practice: patients aged ≥ 18 years

Condition	Practice, n (col%)
Condition	A		H		G		C		F		B
Chronic kidney disease	293	1.9	71	1.2	766	7	459	3.8	399	3.4	225	3.2
Heart failure	59	0.4	13	0.2	156	1.4	91	0.8	89	0.8	44	0.6
Hypertension	1151	7.6	334	5.7	2431	22.2	1552	12.9	2072	17.5	791	11.4
Coronary heart disease	197	1.3	81	1.4	420	3.8	388	3.2	438	3.7	137	2
Peripheral arterial disease	66	0.4	11	0.2	115	1.1	99	0.8	81	0.7	28	0.4
Stroke	129	0.8	48	0.8	320	2.9	209	1.7	261	2.2	95	1.4
Diabetes mellitus	533	3.5	153	2.6	648	5.9	727	6	606	5.1	449	6.5
Respiratory condition	2535	16.7	812	13.8	2089	19.1	2444	20.3	2265	19.2	1041	15
Current epilepsy	175	1.2	47	0.8	140	1.3	193	1.6	175	1.5	95	1.4
Atrial fibrillation	107	0.7	63	1.1	375	3.4	184	1.5	284	2.4	77	1.1
Severe mental health condition	288	1.9	65	1.1	90	0.8	180	1.5	108	0.9	96	1.4
Current depression	1180	7.8	385	6.6	925	8.5	1312	10.9	1063	9	589	8.5
Dementia	28	0.2	21	0.4	156	1.4	90	0.7	101	0.9	20	0.3
Learning disabilities	64	0.4	6	0.1	29	0.3	111	0.9	71	0.6	42	0.6
Rheumatoid arthritis	81	0.5	25	0.4	171	1.6	87	0.7	109	0.9	32	0.5
Any of the above	4863	32	1582	27	5205	47.6	5047	41.9	5148	43.6	2412	34.8
Two or more of any of the above	1317	8.7	385	6.6	2064	18.9	1836	15.2	1829	15.5	833	12
Total	15211	100	5870	100	10,945	100	12,040	100	11,810	100	6933	100

: col%, column %.
: Notes
: Patients aged ≥ 18 years. Current epilepsy based on N = 15,207 in practice A, N = 12,026 in practice C, N = 11,808 in practice F, N = 10,939 in practice G and N = 5868 in practice H.

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