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Comparison between NHSCR and Community health index sources of migration

Comparison between NHSCR and Community health index sources of migration. Cecilia Macintyre General Register Office for Scotland. Overview of Presentation. Description of trends in Scotland Overview of methodology for mid-year estimates Comparison of NHSCR and CHI estimates Future work.

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Comparison between NHSCR and Community health index sources of migration

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  1. Comparison between NHSCR and Community health index sources of migration Cecilia Macintyre General Register Office for Scotland

  2. Overview of Presentation • Description of trends in Scotland • Overview of methodology for mid-year estimates • Comparison of NHSCR and CHI estimates • Future work

  3. General Register Office for Scotland • “Information about Scotland’s people” • Vital events statistics • Census • Population estimates and projections • Household estimates and projections • Other statistics (eg drug deaths, dwellings) • NHS Central Register • General demographic advice

  4. Estimated population • 5,094,800 at 30 June 2005 • 16,400 up during the year • Increase for the third year running • 2002, 5,054,800 • Change in previous trend of slow decline

  5. Scotland's Population 1855-2005

  6. Natural change and net migration, 1951-2005

  7. Migration

  8. Scottish migration 2002/3 2003/4 2004/5 • Rest of UK (from NHSCR) • In 54,300 61,900 57,300 • Out 47,300 46,400 44,800 • Overseas migration • In 30,500 36,300 35,400 • Out 26,400 24,600 28,100

  9. Mid-Year Estimates Process Census End April – 1st year of decade Census End April – 1st year of decade Mid Census Year Mid Census Year+1 Mid Census Year+9 …….

  10. Migration (and other adjustments) • Proxy Indicators • NHSCR (NHS Central Register) • CHI (Community Health Index) • Surveys • IPS (International Passenger Survey) • Other Information • Armed Forces • Home Office (Asylum Seekers)

  11. NHSCR and CHI • NHSCR Movements are recorded between Health Board Areas • CHI movements allow migration to be measured below health board area

  12. NHSCR • Originally set up in 1939 for purpose of call-up for military service and food rationing • Function - to maintain a register of all NHS patients on lists of general practitioners in Scotland • To supply info to organisations in health service and for medical research

  13. NHSCR • Currently holds records for every patient registered, now or in the past with a Scottish GP • Everyone born in Scotland since 1985 who have not been registered with a Scottish GP • Patients formerly registered with a Scottish GP, who died after 1992

  14. NHSCR dataset • Unique NHS number • Unique Community Health Index number • Names • Date of birth • Current and previous registrations with UK health authority • Medical flags

  15. Community Health Index • All patients registered with a GP in Scotland, or those in contact with health service allocated CHI number • Since 1997 there has been a unique CHI number allocated • Aim to use throughout health service for identification

  16. CHI extract • Information includes • Identifiers (CHI & NHS) • Current status • Age/sex • Health board of residence + Postcode • Area codes + transfer in/out dates • Immigrant code

  17. NHSCR (Dumfries) • NHSCR (Dumfries) – monthly file with details or all ‘postings’ • Moves between health board areas • Cross-border England, Wales and Northern Ireland • Immigrants and embarkations

  18. ONS Migration Stats • ONS Migration statistics supply details on all migrants to England & Wales quarterly sourced from NHSCR (Southport)

  19. Northern Ireland • Total number of migrants to NI from Northern Ireland Health and Social Services

  20. Community Health Index • Annual extracts • Compared to identify changes of address and all moves across health board boundaries

  21. Current context • Recent changes in health board boundaries • Increased interest in international migration • Checking assumptions in methodology after 4 years

  22. Data flows for in migrants • New patient informs GP with details of previous location • Registered on CHI with new information and old area recorded if within UK • Request records to be transferred from old area • NHSCR updated • For new patients, NHS no allocated

  23. Data flows for out migrants • Patient informs GP in other UK area of details of previous location in Scotland • NHSCR(Southport) or NIHSS updated • Change information passed to NHSCR(D) • Reports of transfer out sent to CHI for updating • Records transferred to new area • Embarkation – another story

  24. Moves to E&W • Number of migrants to England & Wales reported by NHSCR(Southport) • 42400 • Number of transfers out to E&W on CHI • 26000

  25. Comparison of NHSCR-derived and CHI Flows to E&W 2001-02 12000 10085 NHSCR-derived CHI 10000 8309 8000 7252 5497 5389 Migrants 6000 3537 3514 3505 4000 3146 2882 2612 2539 2375 2213 2153 2035 2027 1888 1621 1494 1473 1467 1453 2000 1045 199 192 158 162 125 104 0 Fife Orkney Lothian Tayside Borders Highland Shetland Grampian Galloway Dumfries & Forth Valley Lanarkshire Argyll & Clyde Western Isles Ayrshire & Arran Greater Glasgow Health Board

  26. Moves to E&W – Possible explanations • Flow of information from NHSCR(Dumfries) to Practitioner services • Impact of patients who are untraced or lost

  27. Further work • Case studies of sample of patients • Transfers in from overseas • Northern Ireland flows - was there a black hole in the Irish Sea?

  28. Thank youQuestions?

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