Mapping choice in the NHS: Analysis is only as good as data

doi:10.1136/bmj.330.7496.906-c

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Matthew Walmsley (matthew.walmsley@doctors.org.uk), general practitioner

Marsden Road Health Centre, South Shields NE34 6RE

EDITOR—Living in the north of England, I was drawn to the article by Damiani et al on mapping choice in the NHS by the large red patches on the maps that covered what I think of as my local area.1 Large areas of the north of England seem …