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This page was written by
Eric Emerson
How many people receive health checks?
Almost 5 out of 10 adults with learning disabilities received a health check in 2010/11.
There were, however, big differences between areas. In 2010/11 the bottom 10% of PCTs provided health checks for fewer than 25% of people with learning disabilities. In contrast the top 10% of PCTs provided health checks for 70% or more of identified people with learning disabilities.
More information on how many people received health checks in 2008/9, 2009/10 and 2010/11 is available ....
- on a special web page
- in our report
- in interactive maps that show what percent of people with learning disabilities received a health check for each PCT
- as a download of data.
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