Prevalence data for 21 common conditions published today

Figures indicating the recorded pervasiveness of 21 conditions, including asthma, hypertension, dementia, diabetes, and discouragement are distributed today by NHS Digital The yearly distribution Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) – Prevalence, Achievements and Personalized Care Adjustments Report, England 2019-20 additionally distinguishes how the recorded predominance of these conditions has changed since the earlier year. mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands mid-lands The predominance information is gathered from general practices in England and can be separated to territorial and general practice level This hearty dataset is comprised of data willfully gave by 96.2 percent of general practices in England. It is gathered through the QOF, which is essentially used to improve care for patients by compensating rehearses for the nature of care they give.

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