Derby local authority · 2016/17 – 20/21

When minutes matter

120.6

Emergency heart-attack admissions vs England (=100).

Heart attack (myocardial infarction): emergency hospital admissions · Persons, All ages

England: 100.0 · 2016/17 – 20/21 — Worse

healthcards · Derby · 2016/17 – 20/21

What this means

After adjusting for age, Derby had about 21% more emergency heart-attack admissions than the England average across 2016–2021. Call 999 immediately for chest pain — fast treatment saves heart muscle.

95% confidence interval: 115.2–126.2 ratio.

Fingertips comparison: Worse England. Age-adjusted: 120.6 means above the expected level (England = 100).

Recorded value (Derby)

2016/17 - 20/21: 120.6

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Source & provenance

Indicator:: Heart attack (myocardial infarction): emergency hospital admissions (ID 93232)
Source:: OHID, based on ONS and NHS England hospital data
Area:: Derby (E06000015), Upper-tier local authority (post Apr 2023)
Period:: 2016/17 – 20/21; retrieved 2026-10-13 (distinct from reporting period)
Population:: Persons, All ages
Note:: Five financial years pooled; selected archived release — now several years old.

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Caveats

Old data: five years pooled to 2020/21, including pandemic disruption of hospital-going. Labelled honestly — this card retains the selected archived period.
A ratio, not a rate: 135 means 35% above age-adjusted expectation, not 135 admissions.
Emergency admissions only; milder or fatal-before-hospital events are counted elsewhere.
Lower means fewer emergency admissions than expected. Shown in words, not colour.

Missing or suppressed values are never shown as zero — every card above passed validation with a real numeric value.