Profile any GP practice or PCN's registered population by deprivation and need — Index of Multiple Deprivation, the Core20 share, general health, ethnicity and disability. Everything is population-weighted from where the practice's patients actually live (NHS patients-by-LSOA), not just where the surgery sits, and benchmarked against England (Core20PLUS5).
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Sources: MHCLG English Indices of Deprivation 2019; ONS Census 2021 (general health, ethnicity, disability) via nomis; NHS patients-registered-by-LSOA. Census uses 2021 LSOAs joined to 2011 registration geography by code (≈96% coverage).
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The deprivation gradient
Self-reported ill-health, disability and over-65s by national IMD decile (1 = most deprived). The hallmark of health inequality: outcomes worsen step-by-step with deprivation.
Inequality gradients — access, activity & funding by deprivation
Every outcome the platform holds, averaged across practices by IMD decile (1 = most deprived) and patient-weighted. A step down (or up, for "lower is better" measures) from the affluent to the deprived end is the inequality. The last panel tests whether NHS funding actually follows need.
Most-deprived practices
Highest Core20 share in England.
Least-deprived practices
Lowest Core20 share in England.
Practices by IMD decile
How England's GP practices distribute across deprivation deciles (1 = most deprived).
England population profile
Census 2021, population-weighted across all LSOAs.
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