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Auckland’s Plan to eliminate ARF by 2020

Auckland’s Plan to eliminate ARF by 2020. CMDHB WDHB ADHB. Professor Diana Lennon The University of Auckland Pharmac 7 November 2011. School-based RF prevention Clinics : areas within. MoH: Local Co-ordinator and Kaiawhina for Tender. Rheumatic Fever in Auckland register data (1998-2011).

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Auckland’s Plan to eliminate ARF by 2020

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  1. Auckland’s Planto eliminate ARF by 2020 • CMDHB • WDHB • ADHB Professor Diana LennonThe University of AucklandPharmac7 November 2011

  2. School-based RF preventionClinics : areas within

  3. MoH: Local Co-ordinator and Kaiawhina for Tender

  4. Rheumatic Feverin Auckland register data(1998-2011) Catherine Jackson, Diana Lennon Public Health Medical Registrar

  5. School Scoring (year 1-8)for Clinic Eligibility • ARF register data (1998→2010) definition assigned by 1 person (Diana Lennon) • Smoothed CAU rate for ARF: community • School case density: per Km² • School decile and proportion of Maori ± Pacific • MAPPED

  6. Rheumatic Fever in Auckland

  7. Auckland DHB ARF in 5-14 year olds in Auckland DHB, 2006-2010

  8. Counties Manukau DHB ARF in 5-14 year olds in CMDHB, 2006-2010

  9. Waitemata DHB ARF in 5-14 year olds in WDHB, 2006-2010

  10. Year 1-8 Schools with ARF Rate >50 per 100,000 by DHB Number

  11. Auckland RF Control • Rollout by suburban hub Considerations • PHO/GP partnerships • Community & school messages • Clinics for very high risk schools in clusters • Strategies for medium risk Staggered rollout will facilitate planned evaluation.

  12. Waitemata DHB Tim Jelleyman Auckland DHB Alison Leversha Counties Manukau DHB Sue Miller David Jansen

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