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Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2011-12

Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2011-12. South Lakeland Locality Stakeholder Panel Monday 14th November. Content. Introduction to the JSNA Background & context Demand on health and social care system Long-term conditions Mental health & well-being

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Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2011-12

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  1. Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2011-12 South Lakeland Locality Stakeholder Panel Monday 14th November

  2. Content Introduction to the JSNA Background & context Demand on health and social care system Long-term conditions Mental health & well-being Living conditions & health inequalities Lifestyle & behaviours Summary

  3. Welcome • Welcome to the JSNA locality stakeholder panel • Purpose – to begin the process of developing an enhanced JSNA for Cumbria • This is the responsibility of the Health and Wellbeing Board • Plan to have this in place by April 2012 • Feeds in to the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy (June 2012)

  4. What is a JSNA? • Describes health and wellbeing in Cumbria • Describes strategic direction of services • Based on wide range of current information and evidence • JSNA products, county and locality narratives, online information

  5. Who is involved? • Cumbria County Council • NHS Cumbria • Cumbria Intelligence Observatory • District Councils • Third Sector • LINKs • Probation, police and other partners

  6. Why do we need a JSNA? • Current JSNA needs to be updated • Important role in the Health and Social Care Bill • HWWB role in Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy and JSNA • JSNA supports the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy (JHWBS) • Commissioning Plans 2013 need to take account of JHWBS

  7. What are the challenges? • Ageing Population • Mental health and alcohol issues • Health of children and young people • Health inequalities

  8. What do we want from you? • Your ideas and feedback on the information presented • Views on local needs and priorities • Information on local strengths and assets • Help to develop a local narrative for JSNA

  9. Overall Deprivation Score Source: Indices of Deprivation 2010

  10. Health Deprivation Score Source: Indices of Deprivation 2010

  11. Life Expectancy Life Expectancy Healthy Life Expectancy Source: Office for National Statistics

  12. Rurality England Cumbria South Lakeland Source: Office for National Statistics, 2010

  13. Rurality Aged 65+ England Cumbria South Lakeland Source: Office for National Statistics, 2010

  14. Barriers to Services & Housing Source: Indices of Deprivation, 2010

  15. South Lakeland Population “Known” Forecasted Source: Office for National Statistics

  16. Median Household Income (£) Source: CACI Paycheck, 2011

  17. People and Communities

  18. Business and Enterprise

  19. Infrastructure & Environment

  20. Community Safety • South Lakeland has the 2nd lowest level of crime in Cumbria and is the seventh least deprived district in England in terms of crime • Levels of crime are falling (6.1% since last year) • Yet drug crime, hate crime and domestic violence are on the rise, as well as hospital admissions for alcohol attributable conditions • Typical offender in South Lakeland is likely to be aged 18-30 years and male • Crime and disorder is most prevalent in Kendal

  21. Housing • The mean average house price in South Lakeland is £238,205, over £70,000 more than the county average of £167,455 • The mean housing affordability ratio for the district is 7, above the county average of 5.2 • 24.6% of households in South Lakeland are fuel poorcompared to 24.1% in Cumbria

  22. Demand on the Health and Social Care System

  23. Demand on the health and Social Care System Adults • 3848 adult social care service users accessing 12844 services • 2694 new referrals to adult social care services, with 1194 resulting in a full assessment Children • 51 looked after children • 90 core assessments completed

  24. Demand on the Health and Social Care SystemAdult Social Care • 81% (3109) of the adult service users are aged 65 and over • Over 1,100 safeguarding alerts come into adult social care every year

  25. Demand on the Health and Social Care SystemHousing need (Adults) Source: Planning 4 Care

  26. Demand on the Health and Social Care System – Learning Disabilities 2010-30 People aged 18 and over predicted to have a learning disability (Source: PANSI and POPPI based on Emerson and Hatton)

  27. Demand on the Health and Social Care System – Dementia Figure 14: 2010-2030 The number of people aged over 65 years predicted to have dementia (Source: POPPI)

  28. Long-term Conditions, Chronic Illness and Disabilities Years of life lost from Cancer Source: National Centre for Health Outcomes Development, 2007-2009

  29. Years of life lost from Circulatory Disease Long-term Conditions, Chronic Illness and Disabilities Source: National Centre for Health Outcomes Development, 2007-2009

  30. % of working age population with a disability Long-term Conditions, Chronic Illness and Disabilities Source: Annual Population Survey, 2011

  31. % of children (0-16years) entitled to Disability Living Allowance Long-term Conditions, Chronic Illness and Disabilities Source: Annual Population Survey, 2011

  32. % happy or very happy with life Mental Health and Well Being Source: Quality of Life Survey, 2006

  33. % satisfied with local area Mental Health and Well Being Source: Place Survey Tracker 2009

  34. Estimated neurotic disorder per 1000 Mental Health and Well Being Source: North East Public Health Observatory, 2008

  35. Admissions for deliberate self harm per 100,000 Mental Health and Well Being Source: North West Public Health Observatory, 2009-10

  36. Years of life lost from suicide Mental Health and Well Being Source: National Centre for Health Outcomes Development, 2009-10

  37. Infant mortality per 1000 births Living Conditions and Health Inequalities Source: National Centre for Health Outcomes Development, 2009

  38. % born with low birth weight (<2.5kg) Living Conditions and Health Inequalities Source: National Centre for Health Outcomes Development, 2009

  39. Teenage pregnancy rate Living Conditions and Health Inequalities Source: Office for National Statistics, 2007-2009

  40. % children living in poverty Living Conditions and Health Inequalities Source: HMRC, 2009

  41. Claimant to vacancy ratio Living Conditions and Health Inequalities Source: Office for National Statistics, 2011

  42. % working age adults with level 4 or greater education Living Conditions and Health Inequalities Source: Annual Population Survey, 2010

  43. % working age adults with disabilities in employment Living conditions and Health Inequalities Source: Annual Population Survey, 2010

  44. Excess winter deaths Living conditions and Health Inequalities Source: North West Public Health Observatory, 2006-2009

  45. % of people who agree they can influence decisions in their area Living Conditions and Health Inequalities Source: Place Survey Tracker, 2009

  46. Estimated smoking prevalence Lifestyle and Behaviours Source: North West Public Health Observatory, 2009-2010

  47. Smoking during pregnancy per 100 maternities Lifestyle and Behaviours Source: North West Public Health Observatory, 2009-2010

  48. Hospital admissions due to alcohol Lifestyle and Behaviours Source: Local Alcohol Profiles for England, 2009-2010

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