Published on 17 August 2010
Contents
3 Drug-related deaths: trends, causes of death, drugs reported,
sex and age
3.1 Overall numbers
3.2 Underlying causes of death
3.3 Selected drugs reported
3.4 Sex and age
4 Health Board areas: trends, causes, drugs reported, and death rates by age-group
5 Council areas (trends, causes and drugs reported) and areas with smaller populations
Annex B Some other definitions of drug-related deaths
Table 1 Drug-related deaths in Scotland, 1996 - 2009
Figure 1 Drug-related deaths in Scotland, 3- and 5-year moving
averages, and likely range of values around 5-year moving average
Table 2 Drug-related deaths by cause of death, Scotland, 1996 -
2009
Table 3 Drug-related deaths by selected drugs reported, Scotland,
1996 - 2009
Table 4 Drug-related deaths by sex and age, Scotland, 1996 -
2009
Table 5 Drug-related deaths by sex, age and cause of death,
Scotland, 2009
Table 6 Drug-related deaths by sex, age and selected drugs
reported, Scotland, 2009
Table 7 Drug-related deaths involving only one drug by sex, age
and selected drugs reported, Scotland, 2009
Table 8 Drug-related deaths per 1,000 population, Scotland, 2000
to 2009, and NHS Boards, annual averages for 2005 to 2009
Table HB1 Drug-related deaths by NHS Board area, 1999 - 2009
(with averages for 1996-2000 and 2005-2009)
Table HB2 Drug-related deaths by cause of death and NHS Board
area, 2009
Table HB3 Drug-related deaths by selected drugs reported and NHS
Board area, 2009
Table C1 Drug-related deaths by Council area, 1999 - 2009 (with
averages for 1996-2000 and 2005-2009)
Table C2 Drug-related deaths by cause of death and Council area,
2009
Table C3 Drug-related deaths by selected drugs reported and Council
area, 2009
Table X Drug-related deaths in Scotland - different definitions,
1996 - 2009
Figure 2 Drug-related deaths in Scotland - different definitions
Table Y Drug-related deaths, on the basis of the ONS "wide"
definition, by selected drugs reported, 2000 - 2009
Table Z Drug-related deaths, on the basis of the ONS "wide"
definition, by how they relate to the Drug Strategy "baseline"
definition, and deaths from some causes which may be associated
with present or past drug misuse, 2000 - 2009
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