Rural health statistics
Health of individuals in rural and urban areas.
Applies to England
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Health indicators for people living in rural and urban areas.
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Indicators:
- life expectancy
- potential years of life lost from all causes
- infant mortality rate
- wellbeing
- loneliness
- feelings about the local neighbourhood
- volunteering and charity
Data source: Office for National Statistics and NHS Digital
Coverage: England
Rural classification used: Local Authority Rural-Urban Classification (Life Expectancy and Potential Years of Life Lost), Office for National Statistics Rural-Urban Definition 2001 (Infant Mortality)
Next release date: tbc
Additional information:
Defra statistics: rural
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Updates to this page
Published 28 February 2013Last updated 21 July 2022 + show all updates
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Published today, latest rural statistics on wellbeing.
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Published today, latest statistics on life expectancy and potential years life lost in rural areas.
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Published today, latest statistics on loneliness, feelings about the local neighbourhood, and volunteering in rural areas.
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Published today, latest rural analysis on infant mortality rates.
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Published today, latest rural analysis on life expectancy, potential years of life lost (PYLL) and wellbeing.
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Published today, latest analysis on rural wellbeing.
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Published today, latest analysis on health in rural areas.
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Updated health indicators for people living in rural and urban areas released today.
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We’ve changed how we’ve organised rural statistics and updated the content following Lord Cameron’s review of rural proofing.
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Infant mortality rates for rural areas released today.
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Latest Rural Health statistics published.
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Rural health statistics published today.
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First published.