Palliative and End of Life Care factsheet: Recent trends in place of death The Place of death and Cause of death indicators have been updated to include 2020 data for England, strategic clinical network areas, clinical commissioning groups, upper tier local authorities, lower tier local authorities and government office regions.Ĭare home beds per 100 per people age 75+, Nursing home beds per 100 per people age 75+ have been updated to include 2021 data for strategic clinical networks, and clinical commissioning groups. Send feedback and questions to to receive our latest updates. Contact usįind more resources and information from the National End of Life Care Intelligence Network about Palliative and end of life care on. The Atlas includes maps, charts, time series data and associated statistics across all the indicators. They contain 29 indicators on the quality of care in hospitals, services and in the community.Ī supporting NHS Interactive Atlas version enables organisations to view the data at a local level and see where they sit within the national landscape or within their peer groups. The Atlas of variation for palliative and end of life care pdfs are located in the ‘Themed Atlas’ section.
Atlas of variation for palliative and end of life care The National End of Life Care Intelligence Network (NEoLCIN) is not responsible for the contents or reliability of the linked websites and does not necessarily endorse the content expressed within them. This directory of intelligence and guidance supports the data in these profiles.
It compares CCG and England data from 2019 to 2021 for the number and percentage of deaths in hospitals (acute or community, not psychiatric) at home in care homes in hospices (not community), and ‘other places’. This factsheet provides the most recent data available on trends in place of death at CCG level during the COVID-19 pandemic and compares this with the pattern seen in 2019 as a baseline. death in usual place of residence (DiUPR)Ĭlassification of place of death is a guide that supports the methods used for all place of death indicators on these profiles.The data in the profiles are grouped into topics. They provide an overview across multiple geographies in England, to support commissioning and planning of local services. These profiles have been developed by the National End of Life Care Intelligence Network (NEoLCIN) to improve the availability and accessibility of information and intelligence around palliative and end of life care.
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