1. Using linked medical records to explore outcomes for people with mental illness By Uy Hoang

7. 8,530 (98.2%) 157 (1.8%) 8,687 135,213 2003 8,112 (98.3%) 140 (1.7%) 8,252 137,402 2002 7,959 (98.2%) 148 (1.8%) 8,107 140,154 2001 7,707 (98.2%) 145 (1.8%) 7,852 145,138 2000 8,047 (98.2%) 148 (1.8%) 8,195 118,661 1999 Number of deaths within 365 days from natural causes (% of all deaths) Number of deaths within 365 days from unnatural causes (% of all deaths) Number of deaths within 365 days from all causes Number of people discharged Year

9. Results 7,932 7,994 9,626 6,422 1,476 Northamptonshire 8,333 8,178 10,109 9,644 7,767 Buckinghamshire 8,943 10,222 11,935 8,360 6,402 Berkshire 7,209 7,417 7,922 10,399 9,810 Oxfordshire 1999 - 2003 1994 - 98 1989 - 93 1984 - 88 1979 - 83 County

11. 53.5/ 43.1 34/ 31.8 88.4/ 89.5 119.3/114.5 158/ 134.8 Average length of stay (LOS) in psychiatric care Males/ Females (days) 37.5/ 40 39.2/ 42.8 47.6/ 52.3 49.1/ 54.4 45.8/ 50.6 Average age on admission (Males/Females) 6700/ 6178 (47.8%) 5622/ 5967 (51.6%) 7641/ 9187 (54.6%) 6566/ 8827 (57.3%) 5042/ 6546 (56.5%) Males/Females (%) 1999 - 2003 1994 - 98 1989 - 93 1984 - 88 1979 - 83

12. -130.2 0.98 321.16 (183.66-521.49) 484.52 (369.77-623.66) 619.04 (547.3-690.79) 763.59 (683.25-843.93) 832.60 (719.72-945.48) 65+ yrs -99.15 0.96 42.54 (21.23-76.11) 60.64 (31.33-105.92) 189.87 (139.99-251.73) 331.76 (262.68-413.49) 402.74 (324.27-494.48) 45 – 64 yrs -15.34 0.83 32.77 (19.42-51.79) 22.09 (10.6-40.62) 58.49 (39.46-83.5) 60.72 (39.65-88.98) 90.14 (61.24-127.94) 15 – 44 yrs Female -152.1 0.98 481.91 (302.07-729.65) 684.30 (501.3-912.8) 835.13 (729.91-940.35) 1011.78 (887.84-1135.72) 1078.46 (897.87-1259.05) 65+ yrs -91.98 0.85 135.04 (89.75-195.18) 61.27 (28.05-116.27) 227.01 (162.2-309.14) 353.64 (269.88-455.19) 448.77 (347.77-569.94) 45 – 64 yrs -28.52 0.92 47.00 (31.71-67.1) 42.94 (26.58-65.64) 82.54 (59.74-111.18) 116.81 (86.7-154) 152.68 (114.36-199.72) 15 – 44 yrs B 1 R 2 1999 - 2003 1994 - 98 1989 - 93 1984 - 88 1979 - 83 Mortality rate, 1 – 28 days post-hospital discharge (per 1,000 person-years at risk) Male

17. -1.81 0.72 5.00 (0.60-18.04) 9.48 (3.8-19.52) 7.41 (4.53-11.45) 9.23 (5.92-13.74) 14.19 (8.67-21.92) 65+ yrs -4.63 0.72 5.45 (2.82-9.52) 2.25 (0.61-5.75) 6.50 (3.55-10.91) 10.72 (6.72-16.24) 24.35 (17.83-32.48) 45 – 64 yrs -2.28 0.83 3.64 (2.08-5.92) 1.55 (0.57-3.37) 6.97 (4.7-9.95) 8.29 (5.55-11.91) 11.69 (8.1-16.34) 15 – 44 yrs Female -4.03 0.84 3.86 (0.12-21.50) 10.46 (2.85-26.77) 12.89 (7.64-20.37) 12.06 (6.59-20.23) 23.19 (12.99-38.24) 65+ yrs -3.82 0.48 8.19 (4.59-13.51) 4.33 (1.59-9.44) 16.00 (10.45-23.45) 27.05 (19.32-36.83) 15.92 (9.85-24.33) 45 – 64 yrs -2.30 0.46 10.07 (7.52-13.21) 2.70 (1.35-4.82) 10.53 (7.68-14.09) 16.51 (12.36-21.59) 14.66 (10.47-19.96) 15 – 44 yrs B 1 R 2 1999 – 2003 1994 – 98 1989 – 93 1984 – 88 1979 – 83 Mortality rate, 29 – 365 days post-hospital discharge (per 1,000 person years at risk) Male

19. 286.2 (284.9 - 287.5) 428.3 (426.7 - 429.9) 65 years + 276.7 (276.1 - 277.3) 286.1 (285.5 - 286.7) <65 Admission rate to the specialty of psychiatry, per 100,000 population Admission rate for mental illness regardless of speciality, per 100,000 population Age