Hospitals

Health Promoting Hospitals
- National Health Promoting Hospitals Final Audit Report 2010
The National Health Promotion in Hospitals Audit (NHPHA) is a web-based audit designed to measure the delivery of health promotion to hospitalised patients within all English hospitals. The report recommendations...
Hospital Admissions and Alcohol Misuse
- Alcohol is responsible for 6% of all hospital admissions
- 459,836 individuals admitted in 2005/06
- 811,443 admissions in 2006/07
- Rising by around 80,000 admissions a year - Alcohol misuse contributes to 48 conditions
- 13 conditions were wholly attributable to alcohol consumption
- 35 conditions were partially attributable to alcohol consumption - Areas of highest deprivation (compared to more affluent areas) have:
- 2 to 3 times higher loss of life
- 2 to 5 times more admissions to hospitals
Hospital Data
More more information on Hospital Admissions and local alcohol profiles see our Alcohol Data pages
To see a detailed list of statistics by condition:
- Alcohol-attributable fractions for England (Alcohol-attributable mortality and hospital admissions)
In England, alcohol-attributable fractions (AAFs) are annually applied to Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) and mortality data by the North West Public Health Observatory (NWPHO) to provide an indication...
Liver Transplantation
- Alcohol Use and Liver Transplantation
This paper examines the incidence of liver disease and alcohol, and provides an overview and evidence of the work done by specialist liver transplant centres. "Incidence of liver related mortality...
