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1049_comm_rehab_equity

Exploring equity of access to community services after hospital discharge.

Following a stay in hospital, many patients, particularly older adults, require support at home from a healthcare professional such as a district nurse, an occupational therapist, or a physiotherapist. This analysis explores the extent to which these post-discharge community healthcare services are equitably distributed. It addresses this question over four potential axes of inequality: socio-economic group, ethnicity, sex, and geography.

The analysis uses four datasets:

  1. The Community Services Data Set (access via NCDR)
  2. The admitted patient care dataset (access via NCDR)
  3. The Index of Deprivation 2019 (From the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government website)
  4. A lookup from Lower Super Output Area to Integrated Care Board (from the Office for National Statistics - Open Geography Portal)

The analysis consiste of a series TSQL and R scripts which must be run in the following order.

extract_data_for_model.tsql 

1 drawDownCommRehanData.R

2 exploreData.R

3 mapDataCoverage.R

4 createModelDataFrame.R

5 descrivbeStudyPopulation.R

6 drescribeoUtcomeFrequency.R

7 builModel.R

8 exploreModelResults.R

The R scripts require a number of packages including tidyverse, here, broom, odbc, mgcv, stringr, lubridate, scales, maptools, rgdal, greos, and ggpubr.

The scripts produce a series of RDS files, charts images and csv tables.

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