- Easy Access to Cancer Statistics for E veryone

 Introduction to e-atlases  Look at the cancer e-atlas as it is at the moment  What changes have been made to new e-atlas  Sneak preview of what the new atlas can do  Scenarios – audience participation required!

 Software aimed to enhance presentation of geography and statistics.  Geo-wise  Increasingly used in presenting key PH information / indicators.  UK and Internationally

HPA - Immunisation, EMPHO - Teenage Pregnancy, The National Child and Maternal Health Observatory (CHIMAT) – child and maternal health survey PHO-Community Health Profiles, SEPHO - National Hospital Episode Statistics, National Obesity Observatory – Obesity prevalence- Diabetes

 Health care professionals  Commissioners  Health Service Managers  Members of the public Have any of you used the cancer e-atlas before? What for?

 Analysing local service provision in relation to targets  Make decisions on where resources need to be directed  Comparisons locally/nationally/over time/different indicators  Display/present complex data which is clear/easy to understand

CURRENT  Local Authority  MORTALITY  INCIDENCE  Cancer Network  All of the above plus RELATIVE SURVIVAL  1 YEAR, 3 YEAR, 5 YEAR  ALL available for MALES, FEMALES and PERSONS  GORs  Highlights Spearheads  Double map to enable comparison of indicators

All malignant neoplasms – various age groups Bladder Brain Cervical Breast Colorectal Kidney Leukaemia Lung Melanoma Non-Hodgkins Oesophageal Ovarian Pancreatic Stomach Uterine

 Main difference – PCT and Cancer Network maps with SHA comparative areas  More up to date. Incidence -94/96 to 04/06; Mortality to 06/07; Survival follow up to  Better looking  Additional features  Some survival stats at PCT level – the big four  Time series animation  Modify the layout – better exporting of apps

 Cancer Network Map Cancer Network Map  PCT Map PCT Map