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You can choose your map by clicking on the associated pink icon. You can view it freely and if needed, zoom to view it close in; right-click on it to copy and paste it to your own file/folder/document. Maps show PCT abbreviations: for a key to them first print PCT names page.

We show maps of England which we derive from our own digital boundaries and locations. The data used for creating the mapping intervals is from official sources (e.g. QOF and HES). However we do not reveal exact numbers and data tables for the routine maps_here mapping. If you want this data, you should browse to the QOF and HES websites. Otherwise, refer to our business services.

image mag

Click the magnifier icon to download  Picture Magnifier (Zoom) for free.

If you want to view the maps online at a higher magnification then please download and install an image magnifier. For example, you could easily install Picture Magnifier and zoom to your heart’s content. When Picture Magnifier is installed, just right click the map image and select Zoom In or Zoom Out from the bottom of the menu that appears. Repeat to zoom in or out even more. When you move away from the page, the map image returns to its former size.

 

 

PCT names and abbreviations

Reference list of PCT names and abbreviations.

 
go to map of PCT populations

Reference map of PCTs and their population.

1 maps

go to influenza maps 

Influenza infection.

2 maps

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Medical conditions: GP-registered patients by PCT. Cases p.a. & prevalence

28 maps

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Inpatient hospital episodes: diagnoses p.a. by PCT of patient responsibility

2 maps

 

 

 

All the maps here are high quality ‘png’ images and should appear with clear PCT boundaries on the page as it is seen immediately on download. Magnified to see the PCT names, the quality will remain. If the image is not as expected -
1. check you browser settings (notably, are you using the latest browser, e.g. IE8).
2. use an advanced search agent such as Google Chrome (with inbuilt magnification).
3. as a last resort, simply copy the map image and paste it into an application such as MS Word
...,where it will appear with excellent resolution.

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