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MUSE are a dedicated unit commissioned by the National Treatment Agency (NTA) to collect East of England substance misuse treatment data required for the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS).
QIE aims to provide clear, accessible information and guidance on the quality of the region’s NHS services to the five million people who live and work in the East of England.

Welcome to erpho

We monitor the health of the population of the East of England and help the NHS and other organisations ensure that decisions and actions taken to improve health are supported by sound data and information.

We signpost, hold, use and analyse a wide variety of data about health from many sources. We work with a range of partners and stakeholders regionally and nationally.

 

Fingertips

Fingertips is the latest product from erpho designed to support commissioners in local authorities, PCTs and CCGs.
  • Indicator update in Fingertips January 2012 includes new child health indicators

Find 7 new indicators (3 for hospital admissions and 4 for demography), and 14 updated ones, in child health; 4 further updates in the health and wellbeing section; and note that the child health inequalities domain has been renamed as 'the child population'.

Recently released public health resources

Local Tobacco Control Profiles for England, 2011 Update released 24th January 2012

  The profiles provide a snapshot of the extent of tobacco use, tobacco related harm, and measures being taken to reduce this harm at a local level. The work has been led by the London Health Observatory on behalf of the Public Health Observatories in England.
Letter to stakeholders explains revisons and new indicators in this release.
Further resources, data, reports and links from erpho's Smoking and Tobacco page

Other recent items ...

Events

New PREview workshop on 29th February 2012

 
  • Aim: An opportunity to find out about the new PREview tool
  • Audience: This event is aimed at Public Health professionals and those working in children’s services.
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