East Riding PCNs

2023 Update:  Since the documents on this page were produced, a number of practices have merged and as a result changed PCN. GPs within the Pocklington area have opted to be part of a PCN within the Vale of York structures. These changes will be reflected in future work displayed on this page, however the current documents shown were produced before these changes were made.

The aim of this StoryMap is to help support the PCNs in identifying their areas of health inequality, however it will not (nor can it) identify all areas of inequality. The StoryMap and Place Analysis documents have not been written to make specific recommendations, but to highlight some potential areas of further investigation.

In order to investigate demand on council and partner services, East Riding LSOAs were ranked based on data from various sources including number of Lifeline callouts, indices of deprivation, claimant count, households in arrears, fire & rescue callouts and A&E attendances. Each indicator was scored, the scores then aggregated to form an overall LSOA score, and it was these overall scores that were ranked and displayed in the "Overall Service Demand" map layer. The ranks are from 1 (least demanding LSOA) to 210 (most demanding LSOA).

This mapping work was combined with public health analysis to form a Place Analysis pack for each PCN (see "Downloads").

This StoryMap provides key highlights from each PCN's document in its own dedicated section, each referring to the data found in the following map. For a more in-depth view into the PCNs, please download the relevant documents from the "Downloads" section.

The following dashboard shows the Overall Service Demand layer for the East Riding. Focus on a PCN by selecting it from the left-hand list. This will change the averages/counts/rates along the bottom of the dashboard.

For further map functionality, including the option to view other data-specific map layers such as claimant count or A&E attendances, click  here .

Click and drag to navigate the map, zoom in using your mouse scroll wheel or + and - buttons at the bottom right of the map screen. Click on an LSOA (coloured green to red) to show a pop-up detailed some characteristics of that LSOA. Each indicator is scored out of 10 with 10 being "highest demand".

• There are higher rates of Lifeline callouts across Beverley compared to the East Riding average.
• Beverley experiences lower rates of A&E attendances and lower rates of overweight children compared to the East Riding average.

• There's a higher rate of crime across Beverley than the East Riding average. This seems to be caused by higher robbery, theft from the person, and vehicle crime rates.

Download:  Beverley PCN Place Analysis v4 

• Bridlington has the highest average LSOA overall service demand rank (155.4) of all PCNs. The average of all East Riding LSOAs is 105.5.

• There are higher rates of A&E attendances across Bridlington than the East Riding average, however there are lower rates of A&E frequent users.
• There are significantly higher rates of emergency hospital admissions caused by unintentional and deliberate injuries in young people aged 15-24.
• There are higher rates of overweight and obese children of both reception and year 6 age across Bridlington compared to the East Riding average.
• Bridlington has a higher prevalence of hypertension, stroke and diabetes.
• Some areas of Bridlington experience significantly higher levels of teenage conceptions, low birth weight and breast feeding.

• Areas of Bridlington have significantly higher rates of young people not in employment, education, or training than the East Riding average.

Download:  Bridlington PCN Place Analysis v4 

• There are higher rates of deprivation (IMD), fuel poverty, benefit claimants, households in arrears and households with bailiffs sent round in Cygnet PCN than the East Riding average.

• Cygnet sees higher rates of A&E frequent users, but lower rates of A&E attendances compared to the East Riding average.
• There are higher rates of overweight children of year 6 age, but lower rates of overweight children of reception age.

Download:  Cygnet PCN Place Analysis v4 

• There are higher rates of A&E frequent users and A&E attendances across the PCN than the East Riding average.
• Harthill PCN sees higher rates of Overweight Children in Year 6 than the East Riding average.

• There are higher rates of Lifeline Callouts, Persons Aged 65 and Over, and Blue Badge Holders across the PCN than the East Riding average.

• There's a higher crime rate across the PCN than the East Riding average. This seems to be caused by higher robbery, theft from person, and vehicle crime rates.

Download:  Harthill PCN Place Analysis v4 

• The LSOAs closer to Hull have a lower service demand than the LSOAs closer to the south east coast. Highest demand in Withernsea and Patrington.
• Some indicators that are notably higher for Holderness than the ER average are IMD, Fuel Poverty and Burglary.

• A&E attendances are lower across the PCN than the East Riding average.
• There are higher rates of Overweight Children across the PCN than the East Riding average.

Download:  Holderness PCN Place Analysis v4 

• There are higher rates of A&E frequent users and A&E attendances across the PCN than the East Riding average.
• River & Wolds sees higher rates of Overweight Children of both Year 6 and Reception ages than the East Riding average.

• All other indicators included in the Overall Service Demand layer score lower in the PCN than the East Riding average.

Download:  River & Wolds PCN Place Analysis v4 

• There are higher rates of Lifeline Callouts and Persons aged 65 and Over across the PCN than the East Riding average.

• Yorkshire Coast & Wolds sees higher rates of Overweight Children in Year 6 compared to the East Riding average.

• There are higher rates of deprivation and fuel poverty across the PCN than the East Riding average.

Download:  Yorkshire Coast & Wolds PCN Place Analysis v4 

•  Beverley PCN Place Analysis v4 
•  Bridlington PCN Place Analysis v4 
•  Cygnet PCN Place Analysis v4 
•  Harthill PCN Place Analysis v4 
•  Holderness PCN Place Analysis v4 
•  River & Wolds PCN Place Analysis v4 
•  Yorkshire Coast & Wolds PCN Place Analysis v4 

• View Public Health England's Fingertips pages on the PCNs  here 
• View the ERYC JSNA  here