national jsna project workshop 1 ruth hutchinson nhs surrey
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National JSNA ProjectWorkshop 1
Ruth HutchinsonNHS Surrey
Developing the JSNA in Surrey
Surrey: a few facts
Format of the JSNA in Surrey
SWOT
Gaps
The way forward
Surrey: Location
Surrey: Location in South East
Surrey: A two tier county
Deprivation Index of Multiple Deprivation by Super Output Area.
MortalityAll cause standardised mortality ratio (SMR) for all ages by local authority (2004 – 2006)
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Guildford LA
Elmbridge LA
Epsom & Ewell LA
Tandridge LA
Waverley LA
Mole Valley LA
Woking LA
Surrey Heath LA
Runnymede LA
Spelthorne LA
Reigate & Banstead LA
Surrey County Council
South East Coast
South East
SMR (England & Wales = 100)
JSNA: Process
JSNA Contents Demography
Deprivation
Social and environmental context
Lifestyle
The burden of ill health
Mortality
Access to services
Vulnerable groups
Voice
Impact: WCC Panel Report
WCC Competency 2
(Collaborative working to optimise health gains)
Creation of Local Area Agreement based on joint needs level 2
WCC competency 5
(Manage knowledge)
Analytical skills and insights level 2
Understanding of health needs trends level 2
Use of health needs benchmarks level 1
SWOT: Strengths
1.Alignment to other needs assessments
2.Partnership working
SWOT: Weaknesses
1. Static document Data is quickly out of date and imposible to manipulate
2. Gaps in data Disabilities
Mobile populations
Data from districts and boroughs
Qualitative information
SWOT: Opportunities1. Surrey data hub
2. Incorporation of more data sets
GP practice profiles
Focused needs assessments
Data at District and Borough level e.g. housing
Third sector data
Agreed priority areas- ‘High Level Partnerships’
Population segmentation e.g. mosaic
Performance
SWOT: Threats
1.Organisational restructure (SCC)
2.Out of date data – credibility
Required support Projections
Benchmarking
Engagement
Informatics software e.g. ‘Instant Atlas’
Evaluation