Abstract P93 Table 1.
Demographic FactorTB Cases (total 170)Census data (total 307,984, unless stated otherwise)Significance
Mean age (under 16’s excluded)32.9 (95% CI 31.12-34.68)38.4 (95% CI 38.31-38.45)
n=238,090
p<0.0001
Gender
· Male
· Female
· 102 (60%)
· 68 (40%)
· 160,336 (52.1%)
· 147,648 (47.9%)
p=0.04557
Mean household size4.43 (95% CI 4.07-4.8)2.99 (95% CI 2.98-3.01)
n=101,519
P<0.0001
Country/Region of Birth
· India
· Pakistan
· Bangladesh
· Africa
· UK
· Europe
· 66 (38.8%)
· 28 (16.5%)
· 24 (14.1%)
· 16 (9.4%)
· 13 (7.7%)
· 6 (3.5%)
· 26,807 (8.7%)
· 16,462 (5.4%)
· 20,945 (6.8%)
· 30,822 (10%)
· 142,570 (46.3%)
· 32,893 (10.7%)
P<0.0001
P<0.0001
P=0.0006
ND
P<0.0001
P=0.0011
Period in UK (years)
(excluding UK born)
· < 2
· 2 - <5
· 5 - <10
· >10
· 25 (15.9%)
· 66 (42%)
· 34 (21.7%)
· 32 (20.4%)
· 27,353 (16.5%)
· 30,140 (18.2%)
· 36,634 (22.1%)
· 71,287 (43.1%)
ND
p<0.0001
ND
p<0.0001
Ethnicity
· South-Asian
· Black African
· White UK
· 141 (82.9%)
· 14 (8.2%)
· 1 (0.6%)
· 120,846 (39.2%)
· 40,659 (13.2%)
· 52,207 (17%)
P<0.0001
P=0.0542
P<0.0001
Social Grade
· Total
· AB
· C1
· C2
· DE
· 169
· 15 (8.9%)
· 54 (32%)
· 13 (8%)
· 87 (51.8%)
· 87,908
· 14,541 (16.5%)
· 26,271 (29.9%)
· 16,240 (18.5%)
· 30,856 (35.1%)
· N/A
· P=0.0066
· ND
P=0.0001
· P<0.0001
  • Demographic and social risk factors for TB cases in Newham compared to the general population of the borough from the 2011 census data.  Social grade is based upon the job of the “Household Reference Person” as follows: A = Professional and higher management, B = Middle management, C1 = Junior management and administrative, C2 = Skilled manual workers, D = Unskilled manual and casual workers and E = Unemployed.