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Female Genital Mutilation, Quarterly Report: July to September 2024

Official statistics in development

Content changes

The content of quarterly publications from this publication onwards have changed and now comprises a dashboard and CSV file.

Previously, the publication outputs also included a quarterly written report and Excel tables. The publication format was changed in response to the Health and social care statistical outputs consultation.

The annual publications are unchanged and include a written report and Excel tables.  

6 March 2025 09:30 AM

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Summary

The Female Genital Mutilation Enhanced Dataset (FGMED) is a repository for data collected by healthcare providers in England where FGM was identified or a procedure for FGM was undertaken.

Data collected includes FGM type, age (at which FGM was undertaken and at latest attendance), country (of birth and where FGM was undertaken) and if the patient was advised of the health implications and illegalities of FGM.

This publication provides a CSV (comma-separated values) file containing data from FGMED for the period July to September 2024. Information on the fields, geographies and definitions is provided in the CSV metadata.

The publication also includes the FGM dashboard. This tool allows users to analyse and visualise the data.


Key Facts

In the reporting period July to September 2024:

There were 2,125 individual attendances where FGM was identified.

Individual attendances count each patient. If the same patient had multiple attendances, they would only be counted once.

There was a total of 4,010 attendances.

Total attendances count each attendance, even if the same patient had multiple attendances.

There were 955 newly recorded attendances.

Newly recorded means that this is the first time the patient has appeared in FGMED. It does not indicate how recently their FGM was undertaken, nor does it mean that this is the patient’s first attendance for FGM.



Last edited: 4 March 2025 3:35 pm