01493nas a2200553   4500000000100000000000100001000000100002008004100003653001100044653004800055653003300103653005300136653001500189653000900204653001100213653001600224653000900240653002000249653002500269653001000294653001500304653001600319653005500335653001000390653002200400653001400422653002600436653002100462653002300483653002500506653001500531653001700546653001900563100001200582700001100594700001400605700001600619700001800635700001200653700001200665700001500677700001500692700001500707245017300722250001500895300000800910490000700918020001400925       2024                            d10aHumans10a*Secondary Care/statistics & numerical data10aChronic Disease/epidemiology10a*Primary Health Care/statistics & numerical data10aPrevalence10aMale10aFemale10aMiddle Aged10aAged10a*State Medicine10aEngland/epidemiology10aAdult10aAdolescent10aYoung Adult10aHealthcare Disparities/statistics & numerical data10aChild10aAged, 80 and over10aEthnicity10aSocioeconomic Factors10aChild, Preschool10aChronic conditions10aDiagnostic recording10aInequality10aprimary care10aSecondary Care1 aS. Wang1 aY. Lau1 aM. Sutton1 aM. Anderson1 aC. Kypridemos1 aA. Head1 aB. Barr1 aR. Cookson1 aC. Bentley1 aL. Anselmi00aInequalities in the prevalence recording of 205 chronic conditions recorded in primary and secondary care for 12 million patients in the English National Health Service  a2024/12/03  a5700 v22  a1741-7015