§ Mr. Whitlockasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what are the recognised establishments of nursing staffs in each of the hospitals of the new Nottinghamshire Area Health Authority; what are the numbers at present on
International Classification of Diseases (7th Rev.) Miners (Occupational Units 010–013) Other Industrial Workers (Occupational Units 014 and 015, and Occupational Orders III to XX) (All occupations = 100) 001 … Respiratory tuberculosis with mention of occupational disease of lung … 1,235 86 410–416 … Chronic rheumatic heart disease … 125 106 500–502 … Bronchitis … 159 120 523–524 … Pneumoconiosis … 1,504 70 The data for calculating the underlying rates came from two sources: the registration of deaths, 1959–1963, and the 1961 Census of Population. The ratios should only be treated as general indicators in mortality comparisons as they are subject to a margin of error because they reflect the occupation reported at death which, for example, may not have been the deceased's main occupation during his life. Ratios based on the 1971 Census data are not yet available