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. 2013 Oct;18(4):215–223. doi: 10.1177/1355819613493772

Table 2.

Mortality from all causes by deprivation quintile at different levels of morbidity. Figures are frequencies except where indicated. Data analysed from the later of 1 January 2007 or start of each participant's record to the earlier of 31 December 2011 or the end of each participant's record.

Number of conditions Deprivation quintile Person years (%)a Deaths (%)a Relative rate (95% CI)b
None Least deprived 582,775 (24) 1,369 (19) Reference
 2 493,756 (20) 1,382 (19) 1.14 (1.05 to 1.22)
 3 522,321 (21) 1,580 (21) 1.22 (1.13 to 1.31)
 4 424,354 (17) 1,433 (19) 1.35 (1.25 to 1.45)
Most deprived 436,389 (18) 1,634 (22) 1.51 (1.41 to 1.63)
Single conditions Least deprived 56,961 (19) 867 (18) 3.34 (3.06 to 3.64)
 2 56,870 (19) 878 (18) 3.33 (3.06 to 3.63)
 3 63,550 (21) 1005 (21) 3.43 (3.16 to 3.73)
 4 56,739 (19) 927 (19) 3.69 (3.39 to 4.01)
Most deprived 69,342 (23) 1149 (24) 3.95 (3.65 to 4.28)
Dual conditions Least deprived 7090 (16) 232 (15) 5.98 (5.19 to 6.87)
 2 7764 (17) 231 (15) 5.52 (4.80 to 6.36)
 3 9395 (21) 328 (22) 6.58 (5.83 to 7.43)
 4 9028 (20) 310 (21) 6.62 (5.85 to 7.50)
Most deprived 12,460 (27) 398 (27) 6.93 (6.20 to 7.76)
Triple conditions Least deprived 441 (12) 35 (17) 13.50 (9.65 to 18.90)
 2 653 (18) 32 (15) 9.22 (6.49 to 13.09)
 3 688 (19) 41 (20) 8.86 (6.49 to 12.09)
 4 647 (18) 32 (15) 9.13 (6.43 to 12.97)
Most deprived 1102 (31) 70 (33) 12.21 (9.60 to 15.53)
a

Figures are percent of total deaths across deprivation quintiles at that level of morbidity.

b

Relative rates indicate the excess risk associated with deprivation and existing morbidity level, compared with healthy participants in the least deprived quintile for reference, adjusted for age group and gender.