Official statistics announcement

Impact of health interventions on earnings and employment: NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme and orthopaedic surgery, England, April 2014 to December 2022

The change in monthly earnings and employee status attributable to 1) completing the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme and 2) undergoing orthopaedic surgery, in different time periods after treatment, compared with before treatment.

From:
Office for National Statistics
Published
6 February 2025
Last updated
2 May 2025
Proposed release:
May 2025
Cancellation date:
2 May 2025 4:37pm

Statistics release cancelled

The work that had been due to be published in this release, will now be covered in previous and upcoming releases. These are two ad hoc releases (Average pay and percentage of people employed, by time to and since orthopaedic surgery, England: April 2014 to December 2022, 3 March; Average pay and percentage of people employed, by time to and since orthopaedic surgery and quarterly age group, England: April 2015 to December 2022, 11 March) and our planned release on 25 June Impact of health conditions requiring hospitalisation on earnings, employee status and benefits receipt, which covers the impact of musculoskeletal diseases along with other major conditions.