Diabetes
YHPHO has become part of Public Health England, joining its Knowledge and Intelligence Team (Northern and Yorkshire).
This page is an historical archive only.
We have a commitment to support the diabetes community by providing timely, quality assured national diabetes health intelligence. We work closely with a range of key stakeholders including NHS Diabetes, Strategic Health Authorities, Primary Care Trusts,
Diabetes UK, The Information Centre and many others.
From 2010 we have had operational responsibility for the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS). NDIS is a partnership of leading diabetes organisations, funded by NHS Diabetes, which provides free access for the NHS to a comprehensive suite of diabetes information products, datasets and tools, through a single web portal www.diabetes-ndis.org.
We are part funded by NHS Diabetes to provide an annual work programme which includes analysing and interpreting the kind of facts,
figures and other intelligence that will help to improve the health of the diabetes community.
Examples of our products are highlighted in the following panels. A complete A-Z list of all products is also available. Contact us for further information.
The updated model provides estimates of total (diagnosed and undiagnosed) diabetes prevalence for people aged 16 years and older, and calculates the impact of obesity on diabetes prevalence in England.
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The Diabetes Footcare Activity Profiles provide a summary of inpatient
activity related to footcare conditions for people with diabetes.
They provide benchmarking information on rates of activity and length
of stay, including information focusing particularly on amputations
Hospital inpatients with diabetes are 6% more likely to die than those without a condition, according to a new study of more than 10 million hospital admissions has found
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The VIA: Diabetes tool allows users to compare information on inpatient activity for those with and without diabetes to provide evidence on differing care patterns.
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