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The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment for Adults

A Presentation to

To Health and Social Care Scrutiny Committees

Jo Robins – Consultant in Public Health

(Health Improvement)

Sue Wardle –Specialist in Public Health (Health Intelligence)

5th March 2010

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What is a JSNA

• Joint Strategic Needs Assessment describes a process that

identifies current and future health and wellbeing needs in light

of existing services, and informs future service planning taking

into account evidence of effectiveness

• Joint Strategic Needs Assessment identifies “the big picture” in

terms of the health and wellbeing needs and inequalities of a

local population

• Why do a JSNA ?

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Summary of Reports/Needs Assessments

Health and Social Profile of Staffordshire (Adults)

•Health and Social Profile of Staffordshire (Children)

•Adult Mental Health (South Staffordshire only)

•Older People’s Mental Health (South Staffordshire only)

•Alcohol Needs Assessment for Staffordshire

•End of Life strategy (South Staffordshire only)

•Health needs of prisoners

•A series of reports estimating the current and future

prevalence for mental health, learning disabilities, physical

and sensory disabilities, older people and long term conditions

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What does the data tell us?

An Ageing Population

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Inequalities

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Lifestyles

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Challenges we face

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Long Term Conditions

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Older People and Mental Health

1 in 4 people suffering

From mental health problems

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What happened as a result of JSNA?

•JCU has used data in strategies

•Priority Setting → Investment

•Development of care pathways and models of care

•World Class Commissioning outcomes

•PCT strategic objectives

•Locality level – South Staffs District

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19 year old Ricky Maiden from

Eccleshall said: “I found out about the

service from my GP having spoken to

him about how unhappy I was with my

weight and my poor eating and exercise

habits, My Health Trainer was very

supportive and motivated me from the

very start, not only have I lost 3 stones

but I have completely changed the way

in which I view food and exercise,

enabling me to maintain my weight loss.

The health trainer service is fantastic

and I would recommend others to take

advantage and make a change for the

better.”

Lifestyle Services

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World Class Commissioning Cycle

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Next Steps

Modelling impact of ageing population - identifying interventions

and services

Evaluating what has been put in place

Process in place for new priorities