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Thursday 14th August 2008
JSNA - the APHO Resource Pack
http://www.apho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=53885
Tuesday 5th August 2008
CSIP are organising and event on 21st November 2008 at Stansted, on next stept for the JSNA in the East of England, called "Forward Together". For more details follow the links below.
Event: http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=17845
Flyer: http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=17843
Registration form: http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=17844
Monday 4th August 2008
DH site: http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Managingyourorganisation/JointStrategicNeedsAssessment/index.htm
and information pack produced by APHO
http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Managingyourorganisation/JointStrategicNeedsAssessment/DH_086151
-scroll down to The Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO) JSNA Resources, 4 documents on
- Statistical validity
- Projection methods
- Data sharing for JSNA
- Measuring health inequalities
Wednesday 18th June
CSIP DH JSNA Quality Assurance Toolkit http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=17644
Please fill in this questionnaire and return to Luke Ward at CSIP luke.ward@csip.org.uk
Thursday 12th June
Norfolk JSNA is available at:
http://www.norfolkdata.net/jsna.asp
Thursday 24th April
Hertfordshire JSNA is available at:
http://www.wherts-pct.nhs.uk/Documents/publications/Hertfordshire%20Joint%20Strategic%20Needs%20Assessment%202008.pdf
Wednesday 27th February
Lessons learned from the Essex JSNA
http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=17336
Tuesday 26th February
Peterborough PCT's JSNA is available at:
http://www.peterboroughpct.nhs.uk/default.asp?id=99
From here, you can download:
- JSNA Exec Summary
- JSNA web (part a)
- JSNA web (part b)
Monday 25th February
This is the website for Cambridgeshire's JSNAs:
http://www.cambridgeshirepct.nhs.uk/default.asp?id=656
They are split into:
- JSNA older people
- JSNA children
- JSNA mental health -part A.
The older people's document is available as the entire document and by chapters.
Monday 18th February
A more user friendly version of the SWPHO data (below) is now on this webpage. It has data by LA, as well as for the region and England. The link is the same as before: http://www.erpho.org.uk/Pages/viewResource.aspx?id=17280
Monday 11th February
SWPHO data by LA for the whole country is available at http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=17280
Tuesday 5th February
See the SWPHO instant atlas JSNA mapping tool (with national data) at:
http://www.swpho.nhs.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=35085
Also their JSNA page:
http://www.swpho.nhs.uk/resource/view2.aspx?RID=35084
Monday 17th December
This link is to the new DH Guidance on JSNA, just published. Annex B gives the new core dataset.
http://www.erpho.org.uk/Pages/viewResource.aspx?id=17120
You can either follow the link or see the resources at the bottom of the page, to get to the document.
Thursday 6th December
This is the link to HES (Hospital Episode Statistics)�standard outputs:
http://www.erpho.org.uk/topics/HesStdOutput/default.aspx
And to Health and Inequalities profiles as well as census 2001, audit commission and physical activity profiles:
http://www.erpho.org.uk/extras2/LAmap.aspx
The 2007 Health Inequality Profiles data is now available on NESSTAR:
http://data.erpho.org.uk/webview/
Wednesday 5th December
Rachel Miles�has supplied�the Suffolk JSNA project plan. It could be applied/utilised by other counties: http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=17072
Friday 22nd Novmber 10.30 am
The DH definitive guidance on JSNA is now due to be published on Monday 10th December (on the same day as the publication of the new NHS Operating Framework)
Friday 22nd November� 10.20 am
Yesterday's regional meeting now has links to all the presentaitons that were made that day: from Renu Bindra from the DH, from David Pencheon about resources avalaible to support JSNA, from Laurie Rainger from the GO, from Mike Gogarty, DPH NE Essex PCT, Tracey Cogan about key issues for children and young people and from Alicia Giles-Stewart and Rachel Miles from one of the pioneering PCTs, Suffolk.
Thursday 15th November
Peterborough JSNA contents page
Monday 29th October
JSNA meeting workshop write up:
JSNA contents pages :
Friday 26th October
Following a meeting on JSNA at the IPH in Cambridge, here are Julian Flower's slides http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=16917.�� Shortly to follow will be a summary of the day.
Tuesday 23rd October
Record level data is available via NESSTAR from the Data Analysis tab on the erpho home page. In order to access this data please contact Julia Yelloly. The metadata for this is available below or via the link http://www.erpho.org.uk/viewResource.aspx?id=16906
Friday 19th October
The agenda for the JSNA Regional Meeting this Wednesday has now been added to this webpage below.
Tuesday 9th October
Role of Government Office in JSNA: "PCTs are working with their partners on joint strategic needs assessments. The JSNAs will underpin PCT commissioning identifying local targets for action. We can anticipate seeing local targets to address obesity, smoking, health inequalities and support for vulnerable adults including older people and those with mental health problems.� The commissioning framework needs to confirm the need for annual joint strategic needs assessments and joint commissioning arrangements, with PCTs delivering their LAA responsibilities." For more details, please contact Catherine Gregson.
Friday 21st Sept.
APHO JSNA project
APHO has�been commissioned, by the Department of Health, to undertake an appraisal of the current minimum dataset outlined on tables 1 and 2 of Annex A in Commissioning Framework for Health and Well-Being. The steering group will be producing a full appraisal and recommendations in April 2008, although they anticipate releasing some brief guidlines in November 2007. A copy of the steering group�project proposal�has just been added to this page. Further details will appear on this webpage as and when they are released.
The steering group welcomes feedback on the current minimum dataset, and the meeting on 24th October will provide an opportunity to gather people's views to feed back to the steering group.
JSNA Regional Meeting - 24th October, 2007
Erpho will be hosting a JSNA session in the afternoon on 24th October after HOPHI in the large seminar room, Institute of Public Health, Cambridge. The objectives of the session are to discuss what has already been achieved�around the region and people's requirements in terms of analysis and data needed considering what is already available. Please contact James Harrison if you are planning to attend this event.
Wednesday 12th Sept.
Please note there�are important Regional Meetings re: JSNA�being organised - about the data erpho are assembling [please contact Julia Yelloly about the date], and a more strategic meeting on the 22nd November organised by SHA/CSIP/erpho.� More details.
Thursday 7th Sept.
Directly standardised rates for circulatory, respiratory, cancer admissions in 2005-06 by LA in the East of England has been added to the website today.� (Quicklink ID 16672 below or click here.)
Saturday 1st Sept.
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment is part of the process of Joint Commissioning as set out in the Commissioning framework for health and well-being.
erpho is assembling some of the data to acheive what is recommended in Annex A�of the Guidance above.
We hope to update this page weekly throughout the rest of 2007.
Note on Top Ten Diagnoses
The top ten diagnoses is given for each county and Unitary Authority in the East of England as well as the overall figures for the�East of England.� They are based on the main diagnosis at the finished episodes (the episode with a discharge in).� The data is based on all finished episodes for the period 2001/02 to 2005/06 excluding regular day and night admissions.� The top ten diagnoses are presented in two different ways:
- Top ten diagnoses by number of discharges:� this gives the ten most common diagnoses by ageband and sex.
- Top ten diagnoses by length of stay where the length of stay is less than 30 days by ageband and sex:� this gives the top ten diagnoses by the total number of bed days excluding those finished episodes where the length of stay is 30 days or more.� As the data has been truncated in this way, the overall top�ten�diagnoses by length of stay will be slightly different, particularly in the older ages, where it is more common for people to stay in hospital for 30 days or more.
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