Utilization of routinely collected administrative data in monitoring the incidence of aging dependent hip fracture

Table 2 Adjusted incidence rates per 100000 person years for hip fracture in Finland 1999–2002

	Urban				Rural
	Winter		Summer		Winter		Summer
	Rate	95% CI	Rate	95% CI	Rate	95% CI	Rate	95% CI
Non-institutionalized persons
Men 50–64	62	57, 67	49	45, 53	46	40, 53	36	31, 42
Women 50–64	45	41, 49	35	32, 39	46	39, 53	36	31, 42
Men 65–74	191	178, 205	158	147, 170	176	159, 195	145	131, 161
Women 65–74	223	211, 237	185	174, 197	234	214, 254	193	177, 211
Men 75–84	608	574, 644	503	474, 533	561	516, 609	464	427, 504
Women 75–84	966	932, 1002	799	769, 830	925	878, 974	765	725, 807
Men 85+	1797	1668, 1936	1622	1504, 1748	1858	1680, 2054	1676	1515, 1854
Women 85+	2805	2693, 2922	2531	2426, 2640	2567	2423, 2720	2316	2184, 2457
Institutionalized persons
Men 50–64	1380	1074, 1773	1277	993, 1643	916	689, 1218	848	638, 1128
Women 50–64	1214	908, 1622	1123	840, 1503	1096	795, 1511	1014	735, 1400
Men 65–74	1688	1437, 1983	1646	1400, 1934	1387	1149, 1674	1352	1120, 1633
Women 65–74	2018	1775, 2294	1967	1730, 2237	1884	1616, 2196	1836	1575, 2142
Men 75–84	2106	1883, 2355	2053	1836, 2296	1735	1511, 1992	1691	1473, 1942
Women 75–84	2495	2332, 2670	2432	2272, 2604	2134	1946, 2339	2080	1897, 2282
Men 85+	2330	2066, 2628	2480	2200, 2795	2152	1861, 2489	2290	1981, 2647
Women 85+	2529	2376, 2692	2691	2531, 2861	2068	1894, 2257	2200	2017, 2400