Sentence examples for deprived locality from inspiring English sources

Patients with large bowel cancer are less likely to receive a timely diagnosis and to receive active treatment if they live in a socioeconomically deprived locality.

Living in a deprived locality reduces the likelihood of undergoing definitive management for lung cancer with the exception of chemotherapy for SCLC.

Depending on protein, fat or fibre, she needs to increase the length of time the bolus is given over.' Field notes and interview from café visit with Tina, age 26, type 1 diabetes for 20 years Tina had had little formal education and lived in a deprived locality (IMD score 32); she worked as a healthcare assistant.

The achievement of quality indicators for hypertension either did not vary with geographic deprivation, or was higher in patients from more deprived localities.

Participant number 309 Younger parents, particularly those living in the deprived localities, reported being unable to produce home cooked foods either for themselves or for their infants.

This theme was evident in groups conducted in both affluent and deprived localities but was only found in parents classified overweight or obese in this study.

Working with our Primary Care Trust (PCT) partners, we identified eight general practices in 4 deprived localities which were invited to take part in the AMP programme [ 31].

We have demonstrated a difference between colonic cancer and rectal cancer in the proportion of patients from socioeconomically deprived localities of residence receiving any treatment.

The populations of these PCTs come from among the eight most socially deprived localities in Britain, with more than 50% of the population being of non-white ethnic origin.

The Dings was one of the most deprived localities in the city (based on super output unit) and featured in the bottom 10% of wards in England (Bristol City Council, 2005).

It should be noted that attrition rates at the first follow up were not unusually high, despite the difficulties engaging these groups and others living in deprived localities [ 51].