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"Altogether Better Programme & the Voice of the Community Health Champion" by Alyson McGregor – Altogether Better Programme Director{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{COMMUNITY INFORMATION}{COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{COMMUNITY PROJECT}{HEALTH}{HEALTH AT WORK}{HEALTH BEHAVIOUR}{HEALTH DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION}{HEALTH EDUCATION}{HEALTH IMPROVEMENT}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{LOCAL COMMUNITY}{PROGRAMME}{RURAL COMMUNITY}{URBAN COMMUNITY}{VOLUNTEER}
"Community Health Champion Poem:"
Written and performed by Ray Hearne at the Altogether Better Programme's National “Championing Champions” Event, 30th November 2010, Leeds{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{COMMUNITY PROJECT}{LOCAL COMMUNITY}{RURAL COMMUNITY}{URBAN COMMUNITY}
"Demonstrating the impact: for Community Health Champions the Evidence Base" by Roz Davies,
Altogether Better Programme Director,and Dr. Jane South, Reader in
Health Promotion, Centre for Health Promotion Research, Leeds Metropolitan University{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY INFORMATION}{EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{HEALTH RESEARCH}
01 Generic Tools{HEALTH}
01 Guidance on Separation from Commissioning Arm{HEALTH}
01 Notice Served Stage{HEALTH}
01 Notice Served Stage{HEALTH}
01 Notice Served Stage{HEALTH}
01 Service Change List-Procurement TimelineA view of planned health service procurement activities at all PCTs that allows staff to identify where similar projects to their own are taking place and who to contact for examples of work that will be useful to them.
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01. Acute Services{HEALTH}
02 Develop Specification - Issue Advert Stage{HEALTH}
02 Develop Specification - Issue Advert Stage{HEALTH}
02 Develop Specification - Issue Advert Stage{HEALTH}
02 Generic Guidance{HEALTH}
02 Generic Tools – Guidance and Workshop MaterialA repository of best practice tools, templates and guidance that will support all types of health service procurement. Arranged in 5 stages of the commission process, from ‘Notice Served’ through to ‘Service Mobilisation.’
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02 Note on PCT Provider Arm Vires and Income Generation
A PCT cannot rely on its general vires to provide services to persons that are not its "practice patients" i.e. they are the practice patients of another PCT. Ordinarily in these circumstances it may have been able to rely on its income generation powers. But a PCT cannot rely on its income generation powers where it is being paid (for the provision of the services) by another "health service body". However, in these circumstances a PCT (PCT One) can provide the services to the practice patients of another PCT (PCT Two) where both PCTs enter into an agreement which provides for PCT One to exercise the functions of PCT Two in relation to such patients.
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02. Staying Healthy{HEALTH}
03 Generic Workshop Material{HEALTH}
03 Possible Contracting Routes for Provider ArmsThis is a tool to help provider arms of PCTs to decide the most appropriate contracting route when bidding for specific new work (the “Services”) (although it may be helpful as general guidance also). It sets out the type of questions you should be asking yourself when making this decision. It also includes a risk matrix to identify key risks to the provider arm in choosing a particular contracting route, which would undermine the success of a particular venture.
This toolkit assumes you have concluded that it is appropriate and viable to tender for the Services in the first place. The toolkit considers the position up to signature of a contract only. It does not look at the “life” of the Agreement.
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03 PQQ Tender and Evaluation Stage{HEALTH}
03 PQQ Tender and Evaluation Stage{HEALTH}
03 PQQ Tender and Evaluation Stage{HEALTH}
03 Service Specifications LibraryA series of folders arranged by health service topic area (the Y&H Health Service Taxonomy). Users can browse through the folders and download a variety of worked examples of commissioning work (specifications, tender documentation, evaluation material etc.) This folder was previously named as the Health Service Commissioning Examples.
THIS FOLDER IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING EDITING AND RESTRUCTURING.
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03. Mental Health{HEALTH}
04 Award Contract Stage{HEALTH}
04 Award Contract Stage{HEALTH}
04 Award Contract Stage{HEALTH}
04 PCT Procurement StrategiesThe latest version of each PCT’s Procurement Strategy for comparison purposes with a view to helping all PCTs to refine their local processes.
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04 Possible Contracting Routes Scoring Diagnostic{HEALTH}
04. Continuing Care{HEALTH}
05 Mutual Confidentiality AgreementTemplate
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05 Service Mobilisation Stage{HEALTH}
05 Service Mobilisation Stage{HEALTH}
05 Service Mobilisation Stage{HEALTH}
05. Maternity and Newborn Care{HEALTH}
06 Acute{HEALTH}
06 Confidentiality Guidance Notes{HEALTH}
06. Long Term Conditions{HEALTH}
07 Binding Heads of Terms of use for Subcontractors{HEALTH}
07. Children and Young People{HEALTH}
08 End of Life{HEALTH}
08 Guidance Note for Binding Heads of Terms for use with SubcontractorsThe precedent has been designed for use where the Trust is considering providing subcontract services to a provider who is bidding for a contract to provide healthcare services. The idea is that this document can be used as a starting point for agreeing the key terms which would constitute the eventual subcontract upfront, so that there is not so much scope for difficult negotiations at a later date.
The precedent is designed with the intention that a full agreement would be entered into a later date setting out all of the applicable provisions. However, the intention is that that the formal agreement would incorporate the terms or the principles of the terms set out in the heads of agreement and would hopefully therefore be more easy to enter into. Therefore the heads of terms agreement precedent does not seek to deal with all of the areas that would need to be formalised in the full agreement and would not serve as a substitute for a full agreement.
Warnings
As with any precedent, not all of the clauses will necessarily apply to any particular situation and each clause should be read carefully before inclusion.
Its style is informal and in a short form. This hopefully means that the other side may be less inclined to negotiate it. However there is an inevitable risk to using a short form agreement as it does not deal with commercial and legal issues comprehensively and touches on only upon the most important issues. Therefore any litigation/dispute arising in relation to a short agreement is therefore likely be difficult and uncertain.
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08. Planned Care{HEALTH}
09. End of Life Care{HEALTH}
1. Acute MedicineInluding Acute Medicine, Adult Emergency, Adolescent/Paediatric Emergency, Adult Social Care and Health, Clinical Immunology and Allergy, Healthcare of Elder People, Respiratory Medicine, Rheumatology, Stroke.
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1. ADULTMental health disorders, psychotic - other (including older adults except substance misuse)
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10. Primary Care{HEALTH}
11. Allied Health Professionals{HEALTH}
2. CAMHS{HEALTH}
2. Musculoskeletal & NeurosciencesIncluding Elective Orthopaedics, Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology, Neurology, Orthapaedic Trauma, Orthotics, Spinal, Sports Medicine.
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2011 census: outputs and analysisPresentation given by the Office for National Statistics at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 22 November 2012.
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3. Family HealthIncludes Children and Young People, Children's Hospital, Genetics, Gynaecology, Maternity, Neonatal.
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3. SUBSTANCE MISUSE(smoking cessation, alcohol etc)
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4. Continuing Care{HEALTH}
4. Head and NeckAudiology, ENT, Opthamology, Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontics, Resorative Dentistry
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5. Cancer and Associated SpecialitiesBreast Services, Burns and Plastic Surgery, Cancer Care, Clinical Haematology, Dermatology, Oncology/Radiotherapy, Palliative Care, Urology
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6. Diabetic, Renal and CardiovascularIncludes Cardiac Surgery, Cardiology, Diabetes/Endocrinology, Endocrine Surgery, Infectious Diseases, Podiatory, Renal Transplant, Sexual Health, Vascular Surgery
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7. Diagnostic and Clinical SupportIncludes Clinical Neurophysology, Clinical Engineering, Dietetics, Disablement Service, Haemostasis and Thrombosis, Medical Photography/Medical Physics, Occupational Therapy, Outpatients Departments, Patients Hotel, Pharmacy, Pathology, Physiotherapy, Radiology, Speech and Language Therapy.
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8. Specialist SupportIncluding Anaesthetics, Critical Care, Pain Management, Sterile Supplies, Theatres
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9. Digestive Diseases and ThoracicIncluding Colorectal Surgery, Endoscopy, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, Thoracic Surgery
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A Guide to Fairer Contracting Part 2, Service Specifications - Care Services Improvement PartnershipThis is the second in a series of three inter-connected papers being developed by the Care Service Improvement Partnership (CSIP), which are intended to provide guidance and promote models of good practice concerning; contract terms, service specifications, and tendering/market development. • Part 1 of this work was completed in December 2005, and dealt with standard terms and conditions for contracts between the local authority and the service provider . • This Part of the guide focuses on service specifications. It gives a brief overview of the background and context to the current commissioning environment, explores the key issues around different models and approaches, and provides practical framework documents, with examples of suggested headings and wording, via which service specifications may be streamlined or modified as part of achieving a fairer approach to contracting. • Part 3 is now in preparation and will appear early in 2008 and will look at the market development, tendering and selection process. It is hoped to encourage widespread take-up by all those engaged in purchasing across residential and domiciliary care. The guides are intended as much for the use of providers as LA employees. The work excludes Primary Care Trust purchasing of Intermediate Care, Registered Nursing Care Contribution to care homes with nursing, and full NHS funded continuing care. However, the principles behind the guides are transferable, and those contracting for services other than care homes and domiciliary care may also find the guide helpful. In this part of the guide the specifications discussed, and for which the frameworks are provided, are those for pre-placement agreements; that is they describe what a service should be offering to all and any service user who will receive a service under the terms of that contract. Within this overall framework an individual placement agreement would then be made to specifically address the needs of an individual . It is intended that this work will assist those in local authorities and their partners, who are charged with drawing up service specifications, by providing shared reference points and potentially enabling a more standardised approach. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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A Proposed Quantitative Comparative Analysis for Geodemographic ClassificationsA technical overview of some of the methods mentioned in the paper 'Geodemographics – a tool for health intelligence?'
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A Public health network for tobacco controlScoping paper setting out how Directors of Public Health might besr support the delivery of world class tobacco outcomes in Yorkshire and the Humber.
{HEALTH}{SMOKING}{TOBACCO USE}
A Regional Affordable Warmth Action Plan for Yorkshire and The HumberMake Fuel Poverty History.
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a) Scalable Model 20100601 v10{HEALTH}
A5 themed outputsDeveloping theme based outputs from Project A4 (Develop age and ethnic group demographic forecasts by PCT) HIYAH Phase II
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A6 lifestyle surveysA scoping project to recommend the most appropriate approach to Health surveys across the region
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A6: Health and lifestyle surveysThis report is the result of a scoping project (Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber project A6) to recommend the most appropriate approach to health and lifestyle surveys across Yorkshire and the Humber. Access the report at:
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=101831{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{LIFE STYLE}{LIFESTYLE}{OPINION POLLS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
A7 Communities of InterestDevelop better health intelligence resources on ‘communities of interest’ to support local JSNA work e.g. physical and learning disability.
This project links to work undertaken as part of project A4 – Age and Ethnic group Population Forecasts.
The aim of the project is to pull together health intelligence resources, including population estimates and forecasts plus other activity, service and prevalence data for identified communities of interest within Yorkshire and the Humber (e.g. asylum seekers, people with physical and disabilities)
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY}{AGE}{AGE GROUP}{ASYLUM SEEKER}{BACKWARDNESS}{COUNTRY OF BIRTH}{DATA}{DEVELOPMENTAL RETARDATION}{DISABILITY}{DISABLEMENT}{EMPLOYMENT}{ETHNIC GROUP}{GROUP}{HANDICAP}{HANDICAPS}{HEALTH}{INTELLECTUAL HANDICAP}{INTELLIGENCE}{LEARNING DISABILITY}{MENTAL DEFICIENCY}{MENTAL HANDICAP}{MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PREVALENCE}{RACIAL GROUPS}{REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS}{SERVICES}{SOCIAL GROUPS}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORK}
A8 GP lifestyle dataExploratory project to assess the feasibility of accessing current GP practice data across the region to monitor health needs and progress on tackling healthy lifestyles
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A9 QOF developmentBuilding on the work of the primary care practice profiles for Yorkshire and Humber by continuing to enhance and develop the profiles by including new datasets and developing PCT level summaries to highlight variation.
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About UsThe About Us page gives information about the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory including background information about the organisation, transition arrangements and a description of what the organisation does.
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Accessibility{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Accessible and Responsive General PracticeImproving patient access to Primary Medical Services remains a top priority for PCTs. The national GP Patient Survey indicates that although there are high levels of satisfaction with access to GP services there are still variations between PCTS and between practices within PCTs suggesting inequality of service provision. Additionally, the NHS Operating Framework for 2009/10 states that PCTs should:
• ensure that they achieve and maintain the minimum standard of 50% cent of their GP practices offering extended opening outside core hours, and also that they make ongoing progress in improving GP services (in particular that patients have guaranteed access to a GP within 48 hours and can book appointments further ahead).
• seek year-on-year improvements in patient satisfaction with GP services, as measured by the GP Patient Survey.
It is intended that this framework will be used flexibly to:
• contribute towards the achievement of World Class Commissioning competencies
• stimulate consideration of what “good” looks like in the context of the population being served
• create a culture of challenge, continual improvement and change in primary medical care
This Primary Care Service Framework (PCSF) sets out possible approaches PCTs may want to take to utilise the additional resources allocated to them as part of the GMS contract settlement for 2008/09. An additional £50m revenue has been added to PCT baselines as part of the agreement reached with the BMA on the 08/09 GMS contract negotiations. This money is for local investment in improving access and responsiveness in primary medical care ( See letter, Gateway 10526 ). This letter recommends that PCTs consider using the funds to tackle areas of patient concern highlighted by the GP Patient Survey.
This PCSF is part of a suite of supporting tools that will be published over the coming months to support PCTs in commissioning services from their practices to improve access and responsiveness.
This will sit alongside PCTs’ work to develop and improve all primary and community services, including pharmacists and Transforming Community Services.
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Accounting for quality: an analysis of the impact of quality accounts in the NHS. Report by Health Mandate discussing quality accounts.
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Action Learning Set to support Health Scrutiny in Yorkshire and the Humberreport of an Action Learning Set that met during 2006 to explore issues relating to the support and development of the local Authority health scrutiny function.
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Action on infant mortalityCross-sector actions to tackle infant mortality.
{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{CHILD HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{FAMILY}{NURSING}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{WOMEN'S HEALTH}
ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Review Appointment 2T{HEALTH}
ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Paediatric Diagnostic ABR{HEALTH}
Acute Care, BDCTThe purpose of an adult acute psychiatric inpatient service is to provide a high standard of humane treatment and care in a safe and therapeutic setting for service users in the most acute and vulnerable stage of their illness. It should be for the benefit of those service users whose circumstances or acute care needs are such that they cannot at that time be treated and supported appropriately at home or in an alternative, less restrictive residential setting. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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Add a resource{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Adolescent Health - Primary Care Service Framework{HEALTH}
Adolescent Health - Primary Care Service FrameworkPlease note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/accessible-and-responsive-general-practice
© NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010
All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged
For terms of use available at:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
The service is open to 10-19 year old male and female patients and can be provided either at individual
practice level, or on a locality or PCT basis. It is open to all types of providers for example, GP practices,
Community Pharmacists, community and specialist nurse-led services, voluntary sector, Local Authority,
including education, the independent sector or other alternative providers. However, this Framework is
likely to achieve more success through an integrated and community based model, making best use
of joint commissioning approaches and managed networks of provision. This primary care service
should not be confused with (and sits outside of) essential and additional GMS or PMS, PCTMS or APMS
services already provided, current Quality and Outcomes (QOF) indicators, and other nationally agreed
Directed Enhanced Services.
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Adult Obesity{HEALTH}
Adult obesity in England: Past trends and future predictionsOver recent years the prevalence of adult obesity has increased. Data from the Health Survey for England can be used to show how the percentage of adults who are overweight or obese has risen since 1993. It can also be used to forecast the likely future prevalence of obesity based on past trends.
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After a Flood : How to restore your home{HEALTH}
Agenda & Post Event Write Up's - Event 4{HEALTH}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Agenda Directors of Public Health Network Yorkshire and the Humber 10am, 14 September 2007{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}
Agenda for Directors of Public Health Network Yorkshire and the Humber Meeting 14 November 2008{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Agenda for meeting on 14 December 2007Agenda
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Agenda for the Directors of Public Health Network meeting on 11 January 2008Agenda for the meeting of the Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network meeting to be held on 11 January 2008
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Agenda for the Directors of Public Health Network meeting on 2 May 2008Agenda for meeting
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Agenda for the meeting of Directors of Public Health Network on 19 September 2008Agenda setting out business to be conducted at the meeting of the Yorkshire and the Humber Directors of Public Health Network to be held on 19 September 2008.
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Agenda for the meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network on 18 July 2008Agenda of business for the meeting of the Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health to be held on 18 July 2008
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Agenda for the meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network to be held on 13 March 2009Agenda for the meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network in Yorkshire and the Humber to be held on 13 March 2009
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Agenda for the meeting of the Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network on 19 October 2007Agenda for the meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network on 19 October 2007
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Agenda Regional Health Intelligence Leads Meeting
Thursday 11 June 2009 – 13.00-15.30
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AGI Health SIG eventThis event will explore the use of geographical information and the GIS in supporting and improving joint working between the NHS and local government.
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Agreeing a Cardiovascular Rehabilitation ServiceOverview
Commissioners should read this commissioning pack in conjunction with the Procurement Guide for Commissioners of NHS-Funded Services (July 2010) which provides further guidance on the consideration of the various commissioning options.
Commissioners are reminded that:
“Contract management can be used where an existing contract is in place in order to secure incremental improvements/changes to existing services, or to address underperformance as an alternative to procurement (e.g. to reduce cost).”
Having identified the preferred option (service improvement or procurement) (see Planning a Cardiac Rehabilitation Service), commissioners will have decided whether to:
• use existing contract management to secure improvements or changes in existing services; or
• use a procurement option in order to secure new service models, additional choices for patients and/or increases in capacity.
In order to move from this decision to a completed contract for the provision of services, commissioners will need to undertake two phases of work:
1. prepare for engagement with providers
2. agree terms with providers.
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Airedale NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Alchol Related Risk Reduction Scheme (LES){HEALTH}
AlcoholThe alcohol theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area.
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Alcohol - Identification and Brief Advice Leaflet{HEALTH}
Alcohol - let's get focused workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the alcohol workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010
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Alcohol Care Pathway{HEALTH}
Alcohol ConcernAlcohol Concern is a national agency on alcohol misuse campaigning for effective alcohol policy and improved services for people whose lives are affected by alcohol-related problems.
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Alcohol Disorder Indentificaion Test - Primary Care{HEALTH}
Alcohol FrameworkThis document supports the introduction of the new clinical Directed Enhanced Service (DES) for alcohol, which started from April 2008 and will run for two years.
http://www.nhsemployers.org/SiteCollectionDocuments/Clinical_DES_Guidance_mh23032009.pdf
? This „enhanced service? framework should be read in conjunction with the supportive statements for commissioning on the Primary Care Contracting website – www.pcc.nhs.uk/204.php – and the additional supportive notes at the end of this document. A complementary suite of practical resources is also available on this website to support commissioners, providers and other stakeholders with local service design and development. These additional practical tools or pointers have all been successfully used to improve the health of people and have been shared by PCTs and providers of primary care alcohol services.
? This document provides examples of good practice around alcohol services in primary care and can be adapted and used as a basis for an enhanced service via a schedule within a local primary care contract or Service Level Agreement. This will hopefully avoid duplication of effort and speed up the commissioning process. It would be appropriate to adapt or include local information in the relevant sections. Legal advice or support for local contractual arrangements may need to be considered.
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Alcohol Learning CentreWebsite providing "online resources and learning for commissioners, planners and practitioners working to reduce alcohol related harm".
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Alcohol Misuse{HEALTH}
Alcohol Profiles 2007 CollectionMeasures have been developed at a sub-regional level to allow greater use of alcohol indicators in the development of local alcohol strategies. In addition, where the datasets allow, the indicators are presented by two different inequality-identifying classifications: the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2004 (IMD 2004) and a geodemographic classifications. These additional sub-regional measures enhance the interpretation of public health effects of alcohol on different sub-sections of the population to enable better-targeted local action.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{ALCOHOL MISUSE}{ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM}{BINGE DRINKING}{INTOXICATION}
Alcohol use and harm across the regionPresentation covering the policy environment, evidence base and next steps in the alcohol strategy
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Alcohol Use Disorder Specification Test{HEALTH}
Alcohol Use Disorder Specification Test - Consumption{HEALTH}
Alcohol-related harm in Yorkshire and the HumberPresentation delivered on 30 September 2010 to the regional alcohol group about the key findings on alcohol-related harm in the Yorkshire and the Humber area.
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Alcohol-related harm in Yorkshire and the Humber: data profile reportThe report aims to support public health initiatives to reduce levels of alcohol-related harm in Yorkshire and the Humber. Its
findings are based on local analysis and Local Alcohol Profiles for England (LAPE 2010) released by NWPHO on 1 September 2010
www.nwph.net/alcohol/lape/.The analysis is focused on alcohol-related hospital admissions (NI39) looking at links with deprivation and breakdown of admissions by gender and age, highlighting the top causes of admissions. The final report is now available at:
www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=90991. Further information contact
Karina.Gajewska@york.ac.uk.
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Alcohol-related harm in Yorkshire and the Humber: data profile reportThe report aims to support public health initiatives to reduce levels of alcohol-related harm in Yorkshire and the Humber. Its
findings are based on local analysis and Local Alcohol Profiles for England (LAPE 2010) released by NWPHO on 1 September 2010
www.nwph.net/alcohol/lape/.The analysis is focused on alcohol-related hospital admissions (NI39) looking at links with deprivation and breakdown of admissions by gender and age, highlighting the top causes of admissions. The final report is now available at:
www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=90991. Further information contact
Karina.Gajewska@york.ac.uk.
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Alcohol-related hospital admissions and their associated costSecondary data analysis of alcohol-related hospital admissions 2009/10 for patients registered with Yorkshire and the Humber GPs.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL MISUSE}{COST}{DRINKING (ALCOHOL)}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}
Altogether betterThe proposal to the Big Lottery Fund well-being programme from the Yorkshire and the Humber region
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Altogether BetterInformation about the Altogether Better work programme, including the Learning Network. It is a five year regional-local programme designed to deliver innovative techniques to empower communities to improve their health and well-being. With £6.8m funding from the Big Lottery Well-Being Fund, the programme focuses on meeting an array of key principles designed to tackle health inequalities.
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{UNDERSTANDING}
Altogether Better - Doncaster workplace health championsA film produced by the Better Workplace Better Mental Health project, part of the Big Lottery funded Altogether Better programme in Yorkshire and Humber.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION}{WORKPLACE}
Altogether Better - evaluation and research resourcesResearch and evaluation resources related to the themes of the Altogether Better programme including:
Empowerment and health & well being;
Community health champions;
Mental health and employment.
Find out more about Altogether Better at
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Altogether Better - Health Means BusinessA short film showing the work and impact of Community Health Champions. You can also view the films on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/user/yhpho
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Altogether Better - Healthwise HullA short film showing the work and impact of Community Health Champions. You can also view the films on You Tube
http://www.youtube.com/user/yhpho
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Altogether Better - Information about Programme and Individual Projects as at 15.10.0811 page document providing an overview of the Altogether Better Programme and the 17 individual projects including contact details.
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Altogether Better - Map of ProjectsMap showing the location and focus of the 17 projects in the Altogether Better Programme.
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Altogether Better - Publications and PresentationsPublications and presentations produced by Altogether Better.
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Altogether Better – Rotherham Mind Your Own Business A short film showing the work and impact of Workplace Health Champions in Rotherham, who have benefited from work with our Mind Your Own Business (MYOB) project.
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Altogether better appendix 1Steering group members and endorsement
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Altogether better appendix 2identifying need
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altogether better appendix 3Consultation
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Altogether better appendix 4Examples only of potential projects
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Altogether better appendix 5Example job descriptions
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Altogether better appendix 6Illustrating impact
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Altogether Better Championing Champions event, 30.11.2010{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}
Altogether Better Community Health Champions Programme – wins Prime Minister’s Big Society AwardThe Prime Minister has selected the Altogether Better Community Health Champions programme as winners of its Big Society Award!
This is only the 5th award to have been made nationally and we are very proud to see our programme acknowledged at this level.
The award provides well deserved recognition of the hard work, dedication and commitment of Community and Workplace Health Champions across
all of the 14 districts in Yorkshire and the Humber. A huge congratulations to Champions, Project Staff and all involved in making this work such a
huge success. Please see the attached press notice issued by No 10, on the latest Big Society Awards winner, Altogether Better
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Altogether Better Community Health Champions......Where Public Health meets Big Society!This brief describes the progress of the Altogether Better Programme since 2008 and discusses future ambitions. The mechanisms needed to sustain & maximise the Community Health Champion approach are also depicted.
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Altogether Better FilmA short film showing the work and impact of Community Health Champions. You can also view the films on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/user/yhpho
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Altogether Better Learning NetworkContains a description of the Altogether Better Learning Network, supporting resources and details of events and activities.
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Altogether Better Learning Network - Generating and Sharing Knowldege on Well-being{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION AND KNOWLEDGE}
Altogether Better Learning Network - YHPHO Bulletin{HEALTH}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Altogether Better Learning Network Event, Leeds, 24th Sep 2008 - Slides{HEALTH}
Altogether Better Learning Network Progress Report 2008/09{HEALTH}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{NETWORK}
Altogether Better Learning Network Update - August 2009An Update newsletter for Altogether Better Projects from the Altogether Better Learning Network - August 2009. Contains updates on Programme progress, project evaluation, learning events and keys dates.
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Altogether Better National News (Issue 1)Read exciting stories from Community Health Champions across the UK in Altogether Better's first edition of its national newsletter!
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Altogether Better National News (Issue 2)November’s edition is packed with stories, including: an update on the growing evidence base around empowerment; features on local, national and international project work; the story of Jamail, a prisoner, turned Health Trainer Champion.
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Altogether Better National News (issue 3): special 'championing champions' editionThis special edition provides all the news, photos and video links from the Altogether Better’s national event ‘championing champions.’ Please email
altogether.better@yorksandhumber.nhs.uk with any comments or ideas for future issues.
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Altogether Better National News : Connecting Health Champions
In response to the Department of Health asking the Altogether Better Programme to take a lead on
Connecting and showcasing Community Health Champions from around the UK, we have launched
this first issue of our national newsletters. In a time of significant external change and challenge it will be essential that we work together to pool our knowledge, resources and voices so please send your contributions and ideas for the newsletter to altogether.better@yorksandhumber.nhs.uk
"I am very pleased to introduce the first issue of Altogether Better National News. It has been published to put a national spotlight on the great potential of community empowerment to bring about improved health and wellbeing across the UK, so please read it and get involved."
Martin Gibbs,
Local Government and
Communities Manager,
Health Inequalities Unit,
Department of Health
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Altogether Better national news collection{HEALTH}
Altogether Better News - August 2009Quarterly Newsletter from the Altogether Better Programme, August 2009.
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Altogether Better News - February 2010Newsletter for the Altogether Better Programme in Yorkshire and Humber.
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Altogether Better News November 2009{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{COMMUNITY INFORMATION}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{COMMUNITY PROJECT}{NEWS MEDIA}
Altogether Better ProgrammePresentation on the latest position on the Altogether Better Programme
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Altogether Better Programme - Information LeafletA short leaflet describing the Altogether Programme and projects. Contains contact details for the Programme Management Team and Learning Network.
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Altogether Better Programme Development and Background MaterialsThis collection contains information about the programme development phase and initial bid to the Big Lottery Fund for the Altogether Better programme.
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Altogether Better Programme Evaluation - Summary Proposal from DMSS{HEALTH}{EVALUATION}{EVALUATION REPORT}{LIFESTYLE}
Altogether Better Programme Executive Summary - 2008/09 Report{HEALTH}{EVALUATION REPORT}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}
Altogether Better Project Evaluation Planning ToolA project evaluation planning tool for Altogether Better Projects to assist them with the process of identifying outcomes, outputs and indicators. To be used in conjunction with associated Guidance.
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Altogether Better Project Evaluation Planning Tool - Guidance NotesGuidance notes on using the Evaluation Planning Tool for Altogether Projects.
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Altogether Better Project News (Aug 09).Project News is intended to give a flavour of the types of activities Altogether Better projects are engaged in and what they’ve been up to. Information included in Project News is taken from Project Quarterly Monitoring Returns.
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Altogether Better ProjectsA description of each of the 17
Altogether Better Projects throughout Yorks and Humber, details of their location and contact details.
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Altogether Better Thematic Evaluation - Mental health and employment projectsThe aims and objectives of the overall thematic evaluation are to understand how Altogether Better projects are contributing to health improvement in communities and workplaces and to provide robust evidence to inform the development of practice. This thematic evaluation is focused on the Altogether Better mental health and employment projects. The primary aim of this thematic evaluation is to understand how the Altogether Better projects are contributing to better approaches to promoting mental health in workplace settings.
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Altogether Better Thematic Evaluation – Community health champions and empowermentThis thematic evaluation was commissioned as part of the evaluation of the Altogether Better Programme, a five-year programme funded through the BIG Lottery that aims to empower people across the Yorkshire and Humber region to improve their own health and that of their families and their communities. This evaluation is part of a package commissioned by Altogether Better which includes three evidence reviews (on community health champions, empowerment and health and well-being and mental health and employment) and a second thematic evaluation on workplace health.
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Altogether Better Thematic Service Evaluation - Summary Proposal from Leeds Metropolitan University{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{EMPOWERMENT}{EVALUATION}{LIFESTYLE}{SERVICE EVALUATION}
Altogether Better Update - July 2008{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{INFORMATION}{KNOWLEDGE}
Altogether Better York: Progress Report 2008/2009{HEALTH}{CARER}{HEALTH}{HOMELESS}{SINGLE PARENT FAMILY}{TEENAGE PARENT}
Amazing StoriesAmazing Stories are a collection of case studies from 6
Altogether Better Projects. Each case study focuses on one Community Health Champion and details their personal journey as well as the positive ways they have impacted on the health of their community.
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Amazing Stories - Mind Your Own Business, RotherhamChristine Campey's motives for becoming a workplace community health champion were to understand possible ways of improving the mental health of workers in the construction industry and to expand her skill has a human resources professional.
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Amazing Stories- Bradford seniors show the wayAbdul Qureshi from Bradford Seniors Show The Way trained as a Community Health Champion after a referral from a Health Trainer. He learned key health messages and passed these on to members of the Asian community in Bradford through regular talks at a local community centre. Abdul ran healthy ‘cook and eat’ sessions and helped to design a special menu for Diabetes Week. He now runs regular therapeutic art walks for a group of older Asian men.
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Amazing Stories- Calderdale Community Health ChampionsSarah Gyenge devised many fun activities aimed at encouraging parents and their children to eat more healthily and grow their own fruit and vegetables touring local health events with them. She made significant progress in establishing a city farm that would provide a permanent base from which healthy eating messages could be passed on.
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Amazing Stories- East Riding Coastal Health Improvement ProgrammeAttending an Altogether Better course to help her cope while caring for a sick relative was the catalyst for Denise Dobson to confront issues that had been affecting her for years and to start to change her life around.
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Amazing Stories- Healthwise HullPatrick Nolan joined Healthwise Hull after deciding to adopt a healthier lifestyle. A year later, he has become a committed community health champion and is about to make a fulfilling career change.
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Amazing Stories- Leading the way to Active Lives, North & North-East LincolnshireMandy Hodgson had tried Tai Chi before, but it took a challenge from the Leading the Way to Active Lives project for her take her involvement with the traditional Chinese system of exercise and relation to the next level as a community health champion.
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Amazing Stories- Leeds Older & ActiveMavis Kennedy trained as a community health educator which lead to regular involvement in a wide variety of activities, aimed at empowering older people to improve their health and well-being. Her story also details how friendships can develop, often when you least expect it...
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Amazing Stories- Mental Health First AidAfter taking an Altogether Better course in Mental Health First Aid, Mandy Torbitt helped a woman deal with shock after witnessing a suicide.
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Amazing Stories- Sheffield Community Health ChampionsA desire to give something back to his comunity prompted Waqas Khawaja Hameed to join Sheffield Community Health Champions.
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Amazing Stories- Wakefield Health Means Business Heather Iveson helped to set up and
participated in a variety of healthier lifestyle initiatives at a daycare nursery in Wakefield. She become empowered to pass on positive messages about healthy
eating and physical activity to her colleagues and family as well as children and parents using the nursery.
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Amazing Stories: building health opportunities in KirkleesThis Amazing Story focuses on the story of Christine Charles. She took part in sessions that looked at healthy eating and cooking for a healthy lifestyle. These courses enabled Christine to become a tutor and she's gone onto to run cook 'n' eat sessions in her local community. She's since completed further training in relaxation and meditation and is in the process of setting up classes for people with neurological conditions.
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An effective health response to the meeting the needs of migrants in Yorkshire and the HumberMigrants place significant demands on local health services. Implications include cost, good practice, health of migrants and the wider population. The Border and Immigration Agency is developing a regional response with which the NHS needs to engage. The paper advocates a joint commissioning approach to this issue.
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An evidence base for population projections and Long Term ConditionsThis briefing highlights some of the available evidence relating to future population projections and future
prevalence of long term conditions within Yorkshire and the Humber region. It also presents evidence on the
current usage of services by those with long term conditions and the potential effects that future levels of these
conditions may have on use of health services.
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An investigation into young women's attitudes and perceptions to cervical screeningSMS Ltd has conducted qualitative research with females aged 21-25 years to investigate their experiences, attitudes, perceptions and emotions to cervical screening in order to inform an initiative designed to motivate young women to take part in the screening process.
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Analysis to support the Sheffield Alcohol Health Needs Assessment{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{ALCOHOL POLICY}{ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM}
Analyst guide for the production of IMD 2010 mapsDescribes the rationale behind the IMD maps and provides some methodological tips.
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Analytical Challenges with European DataThis presentation discusses the problems with obtaining and using comparative health data across the European Union
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Annex A Primary Care in Yorkshire and the Humber - Phase IAs part of the Next Stage Review in Yorkshire and the Humber a 'primary care think tank' was established to produce recommendations for improving quality and reducing variation in primary care in the region. One of the key recommendations was that a primary care dataset should be developed, containing timely and quality assured information on general practice accross Yorkshire and the Humber. This profile is a collaborative development between Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory and NHS Yorkshire and the Humber to bring together a wide range of primary care data into a single source for the purposes of benchmarking
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Annex A Primary Care in Yorkshire and the Humber - ToolAs part of the Next Stage Review in Yorkshire and the Humber a 'primary care think tank' was established to produce recommendations for improving quality and reducing variation in primary care in the region. One of the key recommendations was that a primary care dataset should be developed, containing timely and quality assured information on general practice accross Yorkshire and the Humber. This profile is a collaborative development between Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory and NHS Yorkshire and the Humber to bring together a wide range of primary care data into a single source for the purposes of benchmarking
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Annex B - Primary Care in Yorkshire and the Humber IndicatorsAs part of the Next Stage Review in Yorkshire and the Humber a 'primary care think tank' was established to produce recommendations for improving quality and reducing variation in primary care in the region. One of the key recommendations was that a primary care dataset should be developed, containing timely and quality assured information on general practice accross Yorkshire and the Humber. This profile is a collaborative development between Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory and NHS Yorkshire and the Humber to bring together a wide range of primary care data into a single source for the purposes of benchmarking
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Anonymous Commissioning for Value packThese slides were part of pre-course work for the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
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Antiviral collection points workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was part of the antiviral collection point workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Any Willing Provider for Elective Services{HEALTH}
Any willing Provider for Elective Services{HEALTH}
APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for EnglandThe APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for England provides estimates of total (diagnosed and undiagnosed) diabetes prevalence for people aged 16 years and older for 2009, 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030. These estimates in tabular and map format are available in a downloadable spreadsheet.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for England - define your own ethnic group toolApply the APHO Diabetes Model for England to your own population data using the define your own ethnic group tool. This tool is a downloadable spreadsheet. Please note that the tool has been designed to be used by analysts. If you do not have an analytical background you may need to seek advice prior to using it.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for England - technical documentThe technical document for England gives additional details on the methods used in the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model. The model is available from the YHPHO website and provides modelled estimates of total diabetes prevalence (diagnosed and undiagnosed) for people aged 16 years and older in England for 2009, 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Scotand - define own area toolApply the APHO Diabetes Model for Scotland to your own population data using the define your own area tool. This tool is a downloadable spreadsheet. Please note that the tool has been designed to be used by analysts. If you do not have an analytical background you may need to seek advice prior to using it.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for ScotlandThe APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Scotland provides estimates of total (diagnosed and undiagnosed) diabetes prevalence for people aged 16 years and older for 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030. These estimates in tabular and map format are available in a downloadable spreadsheet.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PREVALENCE}
APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Scotland - define your own ethnic group toolApply the APHO Diabetes Model for Scotland to your own population data using the define your own ethnic group tool. This tool is a downloadable spreadsheet. Please note that the tool has been designed to be used by analysts. If you do not have an analytical background you may need to seek advice prior to using it.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Scotland - frequently asked questionsThis document lists frequently asked questions about the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Scotland. The model is available from the YHPHO website and provides modelled estimates of total diabetes prevalence (diagnosed and undiagnosed) for people aged 16 years and older in Scotland for 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Scotland - technical documentThe technical document for Scotland gives additional details on the methods used in the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model. The model is available from the YHPHO website and provides modelled estimates of total diabetes prevalence (diagnosed and undiagnosed) for people aged 16 years and older in Scotland for 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for WalesThe APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Wales provides estimates of total (diagnosed and undiagnosed) diabetes prevalence for people aged 16 years and older for 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030. These estimates in tabular and map format are available.
in a downloadable spreadsheet.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Wales - define own ethnic group toolApply the APHO Diabetes Model for Wales to your own population data using the define your own ethnic group tool. This tool is a downloadable spreadsheet. Please note that the tool has been designed to be used by analysts. If you do not have an analytical background you may need to seek advice prior to using it.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Wales - define your own area toolApply the APHO Diabetes Model for Wales to your own population data using the define your own area tool. This tool is a downloadable spreadsheet. Please note that the tool has been designed to be used by analysts. If you do not have an analytical background you may need to seek advice prior to using it.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Wales - frequently asked questionsThis document lists frequently asked questions about the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Wales. The model is available from the YHPHO website and provides modelled estimates of total diabetes prevalence (diagnosed and undiagnosed) for people aged 16 years and older in
Wales for 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model for Wales - technical documentThe technical document for Wales gives additional details on the methods used in the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model. The model is available from the YHPHO website and provides modelled estimates of total diabetes prevalence (diagnosed and undiagnosed) for people aged 16 years and older in Wales for 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025 and 2030.
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APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model: Key Findings for EnglandThe June 2010 APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model provides estimates of total diabetes prevalence for adults in England. The estimates are adjusted for age, sex, ethnic group and deprivation. Estimates are provided up to 2030 based on projected population change and projected increases in obesity. As with all modeled data, there is a degree of uncertainty around the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model estimates. Uncertainty ranges have been calculated that give a plausible range in which the true value is likely to lie. Full details of the model methods can be found on the YHPHO website.
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APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
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APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Barnsley Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
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APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Bassetlaw Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
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APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Bradford City Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Bradford districts Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Calderdale Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Doncaster Health Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS East Riding Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Greater Huddersfield Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Hambleton, Richmondshire and Whitby Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Harrogate and Rural Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Leeds North Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Leeds South and East Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Leeds West Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS North Kirklees Health Alliance Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS North Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Rotherham Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Scarborough Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Sheffield Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool Profile: NHS Wakefield Clinical Commissioning GroupBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber created in September 2011 and updated January 2012 using the APHO General Practice profiles. The profiles use October 2010 data and are designed to assist GPs, emerging consortia and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
The indicators in the profiles include:
local demographics
estimated prevalence rates
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators
admission rates
patient satisfaction
{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{PCTS}{PREVALENCE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool profilesBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber (September 2011, updated January 2012) using the network of Public Health Observatories General Practice profiles. Further details at
YHPHO Clinical Commissioning profiles{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GROUP}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool profiles: Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield collectionBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber (September 2011, updated January 2012) using the APHO General Practice profiles. Further details at
YHPHO Clinical Commissioning profiles{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GROUP}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool profiles: Humber collectionBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber (September 2011, updated January 2012) using the APHO General Practice profiles. Further details at
YHPHO Clinical Commissioning profiles{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GROUP}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool profiles: Leeds, Bradford and Airedale collectionBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber (September 2011, updated January 2012) using the APHO General Practice profiles. Further details at
Clinical Commissioning profiles{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GROUP}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool profiles: North Yorkshire and York collectionBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber (September 2011, updated January 2012) using the APHO General Practice profiles. Further details at
YHPHO Clinical Commissioning profiles{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GROUP}
APHO General Practice Cluster Tool profiles: South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw collectionBespoke clusters for Clinical Commissioning Groups for Yorkshire and the Humber (September 2011, updated January 2012) using the APHO General Practice profiles. Further details at
YHPHO Clinical Commissioning profiles{HEALTH}{CLUSTER}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GROUP}
APHO Indications of Public Health in the English Regions 7: Mental Health{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE}{MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDER}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES}{PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM}{SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR}
APHO Indications of Public Health in the English Regions 7: Mental Health Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Summary{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE}{MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDER}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES}{PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM}{SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR}
APHO Practice ProfilesAPHO General Practice Profiles are a set of 158 general practice level indicators that have been developed for practices across England. The indicators cover practice population, deprivation, patient satisfaction, the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QoF) and hospital activity levels in some specialties.
Download a
flyer with an overview of the profiles.
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{PATIENT}
APHO technical briefing 9: measuring sustainable developmentThis briefing looks at sustainable development and carbon reduction measurement: the metrics and tools already available, future developments and the wider political and ethical context. The NHS context provides examples, but most of the principles apply to public sector and other institutions generally.
Access the briefing at:
www.apho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=100183{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{MEASUREMENT}{METROLOGY}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PUBLIC SECTOR}{SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT}{SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (POLICY)}{THEORY}
APHO tools directory and guide to key data sourcesThe APHO tools directory and guide to key data sources is a spreadsheet listing tools produced by public health observatories. The resource also includes some non-PHO tools used regularly by public health analysts and key data sources and can be found at
http://www.apho.org.uk/default.aspx?RID=39403.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}
APHO tools directory and guide to key data sourcesThe APHO tools directory and guide to key data sources is a spreadsheet listing tools produced by public health observatories. The resource also includes some non-PHO tools used regularly by public health analysts and key data sources and can be found at
http://www.apho.org.uk/default.aspx?RID=39403.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}
Applying high impact changes to cancer careTop level high impact changes:
1.One route into the system
2.A ‘straight to test’ approach
3.Appropriate and timely decision making leading to prompt treatment
4.Reduced consultant led follow-up
{HEALTH}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{CANCER}{CHANGE}{DECISION TAKING}{NEOPLASMS}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}
Approaches to evaluating Healthy Start – a scoping review - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)The work was undertaken by the Mother and Infant Research Unit as part of the Public Health Research Consortium. The Public Health Research Consortium is funded by the Department of Health Policy Research Programme. The views expressed in the publication are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the DH. Information about the wider programme of the PHRC is available from www.york.ac.uk/phrc
{HEALTH}{GOVERNMENT POLICY}{HEALTH POLICY}{UK HEALTH POLICY}
ArchiveOlder versions for historical data or for reference material.
Users are advised that they label the document with an ink mark to say this document is out of date or obselete when archiveing.
{HEALTH}
Are my providers delivering what they agreed?Presentation given by Ailsa Leighton, Head of Performance NHS Doncaster Clinical Commissioning Group at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PROGRAMME}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Area Profiles: a key tool for developing and improving local servicesArea Profiles provide a wide ranging picture of the quality of life and public services in a local area. They bring together data, information and assessments for every local authority area in England. This tells you more about the Audit Commission's Area Profiles website, and how it provides a unique resource for public service managers to analyse and compare performance across local areas.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{CULTURE}{EDUCATION}{HOUSING}{HOUSING STANDARD}{LEISURE FACILITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA}{LOCAL COMMUNITY}{LOCAL GOVERNMENT}{LOCAL POLICY}{LOCAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{POPULATION SIZE AND DENSITY}{PUBLIC SERVICE}{QUALITY OF LIFE}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{TRANSPORT}{WELLBEING}
Article on diabetes amputation rates reported on BBC news
An article written by Naomi Holman (Diabetes Health Intelligence, Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory), Dr Bob Young (NDIS and Salford Royal Hospital Foundation Trust) and Professor Jeffcoate (Nottingham University Hospitals Trust) has been published in the Diabetologia journal today on variation in the recorded incidence of amputation of the lower limb in England. The article found that compared with the general population, people with diabetes were over 20 times more likely to have an amputation. They also reported on the variation in amputation rates.
Access the article at http://www.diabetologia-journal.org/#inside_this_issue or download at http://www.diabetologia-journal.org/files/holman_et_al.pdf
.
Read the BBC news report http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17270379
The Diabetes Footcare Activity Profiles provide further information on the inpatient care of people with diabetes who are admitted to hospital for a range of footcare conditions.
http://bit.ly/footcareprofiles
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{FOOT HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{REGIONAL VARIATION}{SERVICE PROVISION}{SERVICES}
Assertive Outreach BDCTService Specifications
{HEALTH}
Assertive Outreach Service SpecificationThe aim of the service is to provide short term care for severely mentally ill adults, aged between 16 – 64, who are experiencing severe and complex mental health problems and are unable to be managed within a community setting.Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Association of Cancer Registries (UKACR) ConferenceThis year’s UK Association of Cancer Registries (UKACR) conference is being held jointly with the National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN). The conference is being held in Birmingham (Hilton Birmingham Metropole)on 17 and 18 June.
{HEALTH}{ASSOCIATION}{CANCER}{CANCERS}{CARCINOMA}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{INTELLIGENCE}{NEOPLASMS}{NETWORK}{ORGANISATION}{SYMPOSIA}{TUMOURS}{UNDERSTANDING}
Asthma{HEALTH}
Asthma (QOF) 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Atrial Fibrillation (QOF) 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
AWP - Application and Accreditation QuestionnaireThis Accreditation Questionnaire is available to all potential providers of Elective Services to the Contracting Authority. This document provides details about the context and scope of the AWP process for the Contracting Authority and outlines the time frame within which the accreditation process will take place.
{HEALTH}
AWP - Audiology Specification April 2008ERY PCT Commissioning Specification Audiology April 2008
{HEALTH}
AWP - Community Ultrasound Specification April 2008 ERYPCTERY PCT Service Specification -
Community Ultrasound(non-obstetric) Services
{HEALTH}
AWP - Dermatology Specification ERYPCT April 08ERYPCT Service Specification - Community Dermatology services
{HEALTH}
AWP - Ophthalmology Specification April 2008 (ERYPCT){HEALTH}
AWP - Ophthalmology Specification ERYPCT April 2008ERY Service Specification - Ophthalmology
{HEALTH}
AWP - Provider IndemnityProvider Indemnity Agreement Template
{HEALTH}
AWP Audiology Specification April 2008 (ERYPCT){HEALTH}
AWP Commissioning Service Spec Vasectomy (NHS Dorset){HEALTH}
AWP Commissioning Service Specification - VasectomyNHS Dorset - Commissioning Service Specification Outline for a Locality Based Vasectomy Service
{HEALTH}
AWP Community Ultrasound Specification (ERYPCT){HEALTH}
AWP Dermatology Specification (ERYPCT){HEALTH}
AWP EvaluationEvaluation Template
{HEALTH}
AWP for Elective Services - Guidance 2010/2011{HEALTH}
AWP MSK Specification April 2008 (ERYPCT){HEALTH}
AWP MSK Specification ERYPCT April 2008ERYPCT Service Specification - Musculoskeletal services
{HEALTH}
AWP Prospectus V0 2 VastectomyNHS Dorset - Any Willing Provider Scheme, Vasectomy Service
Prospectus and Pre Qualification Application Pack
{HEALTH}
AWP Prospectus V02 Vasectomy{HEALTH}
b) User Guide v2{HEALTH}
B1a Developing MA webtoolDeveloping a step by step guide to Marginal Analysis with links to resources and examples
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}
B1b Developing prioritisation frameworkFurther develop prioritisation framework into an approach for PCTs to use when considering the implications of reduced funding post 2011
{HEALTH}{FUNDING}{FUNDS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
B4 Invest now to save laterUse an evidence based approach, building on the save to invest work carried out by LHO, to assess potential savings for Yorkshire and Humber. Analyse potential for invest to save using a pilot public health intervention as a starting point
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{HEALTH}{HEALTH INTERVENTION}{INTERVENTIONS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{POINT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{WORK}
B5 Health economics trainingHealth economics training for PCT staff linked to techniques for and approaches to prioritisation
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{TRAINING}
B6 PBMA trainingProject brief: To provide training to support the application of the Step by Step guide to Marginal Analysis developed under HIYAH phase 1
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{TRAINING}
BACKGROUND TO PASS THROUGH PAYMENTS (PTP){HEALTH}
Barnsley Care Services Direct: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Barnsley Council decision making processInformation about the decision making process for Barnsley Council. This information was used at the Public Health transition event on 27 October 2011.
{DECISION MAKING}{DECISION TAKING}{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Barnsley Doncaster and Rotherham PCT Procurement Policy for Healthcare Services 2010 - 2013
Since the publication of the NHS Plan in 2000, the NHS has seen increased and sustained levels of investment. National strategies to reduce waiting times, improve the quality of care and raise standards have been the main drivers for change, with focus particularly on achieving the 18 week referral to treatment standard.
The Our NHS Our Future interim review published in October 2007 set out a new vision for a world class NHS that should be fair, personalised, effective, safe and locally accountable. Primary Care Trusts, as commissioners, have a clear responsibility to ensure that they make decisions and commission services that both deliver the vision and meet the needs of the public. Services have to be affordable within the limits of the available resources, with emphasis on the quality of outcome, rather than the quantity of provision.
Also published in May 2008 is the ‘PCT Procurement Guide’ and the ‘Framework for Managing Choice, Cooperation and Competition’ which support PCTs in deciding whether and how to procure health services through formal tendering and market testing exercises. Both these documents have been updated in March 2010 with the PCT Procurement guide being implemented immediately and the Cooperation and competition update being applicable from October 2010.
In the context of the local and national agenda, and recognising significant improvements already made to delivery, service quality and outcomes, a ‘business as usual’ approach to the commissioning of healthcare services will fail to secure better outcomes and value for money. Changes to the roles of hospitals, and a shift to delivering more services in a community based setting, will require the PCT to work closely with all providers, including new providers and the voluntary sector.
In achieving Better Health, Better Lives, NHS Rotherham’s five year strategy we have stated “Better Health, Better Lives for everyone in Rotherham”
The challenge for NHS Rotherham in the period ahead is to deliver VFM by obtaining the maximum benefit over time, with the resources we have available.
Once the decision is taken to procure by competitive tender the PCT will need to establish an agreed process which sets out the principles, rules and methods the PCT will work to. This policy clearly outlines how and when it is appropriate to seek to introduce contestability and competition as methods to help to define the most beneficial and cost effective modes of delivery.
Generating momentum, delivery of completed projects, and stakeholder engagement are key. Rigorous and transparent processes will deliver affordable services within defined timescales. The PCT will develop the local health economy in Rotherham by working with existing providers encouraging new providers and supporting local and existing providers so they can participate fully. A vibrant market place for healthcare provision will encourage innovation, drive up quality, and allow the PCT to clearly demonstrate value for money.
{HEALTH}
Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Barnsley Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Barnsley Joint Public Health Directorate organisation chart: June 2011Barnsley Joint Public Health Directorate organisation chart reviewed June 2011. This chart was used at the Public Health transition event held on 27 October 2011.
{ASSOCIATION}{HEALTH}{ORGANISATION}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{WORK}
Barnsley PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
Barnsley PCT Procurement StrategyA procurement process already exists within Barnsley PCT for Operational
Procurement issues such as consumables.
Taking forward the principles of World Class Commissioning has identified a gap with
regard to service based procurements.
The attached document has been produced as an initial draft to address this gap and
put in place robust arrangements for future procurements. It is intended that future
versions will be brought back to the Board for consideration.
It is also intended that this document could be used by the Specialist Commissioning
Group for the procurement of Specialised Services.
{HEALTH}
Barts and The London Queen Mary's School of Medicine and Dentistry Masters/Post Graduate Diploma in Public Health and Health Economics{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{EDUCATION}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{UNIVERSITY}
BBC Today programme discusses the National Diabetes AuditHear Dr Bob Young clinical lead from the National Diabetes Information Service talk about the National Diabetes Audit (2009-10) on BBC Radio 4 Today programme.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH INFORMATION SERVICE}{INFORMATION}{NEWS MEDIA}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}
Big Lottery Fund - Well-being Programme{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY}{CLUB}{FOOD}{FOOD ACCESS}{FOOD AND NUTRITION}{HEALTH}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{LEISURE ACTIVITY}{LEISURE TIME}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{PREVENTION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Big Lottery Fund Altogether Better Bid - Our Projects{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{FITNESS}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER}
Big Lottery Fund Discussion BoardThis discussion forum is open to anyone connected with the Yorkshire and Humber Altogether Better programme funded by the Big Lottery Fund
{HEALTH}{FUNDING}
Big Lottery Fund well-being programme: developing a regional bid for Yorkshire and the Humber ideas summaryExtracts from potential ideas within a bid
{HEALTH}{CLUB}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{FITNESS}{HEALTH EDUCATION}{HEALTH INFORMATION SERVICE}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{HEALTHY EATING}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION}
Big Lottery Fund well-being programme: developing a regional bid for Yorkshire and the Humber update 3The latest progress on developing a regional bid
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{FITNESS}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER}
Big Lottery Fund Well-being Update 1 - May 2006{HEALTH}
Big Lottery Fund well-being update 4Latest news on the Yorkshire and Humber bid to the Big Lottery Fund well-being programme
{HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{FITNESS}{MEN'S HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH}{WOMEN'S HEALTH}
Big Lottery Fund: developing a regional bid for Yorkshire and the Humber. Well-being programme - local ideas submission form.Form to be used for potential contributions to the regional Big Lottery Fund well-being portfolio bid
{HEALTH}{FUNDING}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Big Lottery Fund: developing a regional bid for Yorkshire and the Humber. Well-being programme update 1The first of a series of updates on the development of a Yorkshire and Humber bid to the new Big Lottery Fund well-being programme
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{FUNDING}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{HEALTHY EATING}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}
Big Lottery Fund: developing a regional bid for Yorkshire and the Humber. Well-being programme update 2Latest news on developing a Yorkshire and Humber regional bid to this new programme.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{FUNDING}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{HEALTHY EATING}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}
Blank - Primary Care Service Framework{HEALTH}
Bradford and Airedale Community Services: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Bradford and Airedale PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
Bradford District Care Trust: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Bradford District Care Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Bradford Seniors Show the Way: Progress Report 2008/2009{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY ACTION}{HEALTHY EATING}{MENTAL HEALTH}{OLD PEOPLE}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10 {HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Brain Injury{HEALTH}
Breast Screening Service Specification{HEALTH}
Breast Screening Specification{HEALTH}
Breastfeeding and Smoking Reduction Health Equity Audits - North Bradford Primary Care TrustA summary of actions taken in response to Health Equity Audits on breastfeeding and smoking reduction conducted in North Bradford PCT.
{HEALTH}{BREASTFEEDING (INFANT)}{BREASTFEEDING (MOTHER)}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{INFANT NUTRITION}{SMOKING}{SMOKING CESSATION}
Breath Test - Management of Dyspepsia in Primary Care{HEALTH}
Brief interventions and referral for smoking cessation in primary care and other settings{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{LIFESTYLE}{SMOKING}{SMOKING CESSATION}{TOBACCO}
Briefing on the NHS Atlas of Variation in Healthcare: DiabetesA briefing paper describing forthcoming work on the NHS Atlas of Variation in Healthcare by the National Diabetes Information Service.
{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTHCARE}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{REGIONAL VARIATION}
Building primary care intelligence in Yorkshire and the Humber{HEALTH}{DATA}{INFORMATION}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}
Building Public Health Workforce Capacity and CapabilityPresentation on the challenges facing the public health workforce in the region and the current position in relation to the workforce strategy for Yorkshire and the Humber, together with 2007 census data on the public health workforce, a draft model for the future and proposed next steps.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT}
Business Case for Cardiac Rehabilitation Services{HEALTH}
Business planning schedule: NHS BarnsleyBusiness Planning Schedule for NHS Barnsley. Used at the Public Health Transition event held on 27 October 2011.
{BUSINESS}{COMPANY}{HEALTH}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}
Business Process Engineering coaching programmeThis page gives details of the Business Process Engineering coaching programme. It supports a number of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) to use BPE principles as an approach to transformation.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{MANAGEMENT}{PRINCIPLES}{PROGRAMME}{THEORY}{TRAINING}
Business Process Engineering coaching programme 27 February 2013A collection of presentations from a
coaching programme held on 27 February 2013.
{HEALTH}{BUSINESS}{PROGRAMME}{TRAINING}
Business Process Engineering workshopA Business Process Engineering workshop was held on 25 September 2012. It provided an introduction to the approach system transformation and to highlight how the YHPHO Commissioning for Value packs can be used to support improvements in quality and productivity.
{COMMISSIONING}{COMPANY}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
By placeThis page gives details of resources produced by YHPHO relevant to locations in Yorkshire and the Humber. Please also visit our
resources page to see our work listed by topic (theme) and alphabetically.
{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
By themeThe theme pages give details of YHPHO tools, data, resources on a particular topic; the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area.
{HEALTH}
c) Workshop Slides & General Guidance Handover{HEALTH}
C2 CPD programmeProject C2: To develop a structured CPD programme around customer insight and to provide analytical support and web-based resources to social marketing activities within Yorkshire and the Humber.
{HEALTH}{CONSUMER}{CUSTOMER}{MAILSHOTS}{MARKETING}{PROGRAMME}{SALES MANAGEMENT}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
CACI Health ACORN Classification DescriptionsDescriptions and guide to CACIs Health ACORN classification
{HEALTH}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Calderdale Community Health Educator Project: Progress Report 2008/2009{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT}{HEALTHY EATING}{MENTAL HEALTH}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}
Calderdale PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
CAMHS 16 -17The specialist CAMHS Business Unit aims to provide a dynamic, integrated, high quality, family centred service, meeting the mental health care needs of young people who are aged 16 and 17 birthday and targeted services to other groups. We strive to achieve this using all available technology, resources and promoting staff development in order to achieve the highest standards of care. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
CAMHS Comprehensive Integrated Workforce Planning Tool availableThe National CAMHS Support Service (NCSS) National Workforce Programme in partnership with ChiMat has developed a Comprehensive Integrated Workforce Planning Tool. The interactive web-based tool provides a practical approach to support strategic workforce planning enabling children’s services to be at the forefront of workforce planning. This tool is designed to strengthen workforce planning capacity and capability across relevant organisations and provide a greater confidence to those involved in workforce planning. The tool can be found at
www.chimat.org.uk.
{HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}
CAMHS ServiceNHS Standard Contract for Hospital Services (Schedule 2 Part 1) The specialist CAMHS Business Unit aims to provide a dynamic, integrated, high quality, family centred service, meeting the mental health care needs of young people up to their 16th birthday and targeted services to other groups. We strive to achieve this using all available technology, resources and promoting staff development in order to achieve the highest standards of care. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
CancerNHS Standard Acute Services Contract Multilateral
{HEALTH}
Cancer (QOF) 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Cancer e-Atlas data: Cancer Network single atlas{HEALTH}{CANCER}
Cancer e-Atlas data: PCT double atlas{HEALTH}{CANCER}
Cancer e-Atlas data: PCT single atlas{HEALTH}{CANCER}
Cancer e-Atlas: Cancer Networks double atlas{HEALTH}{CANCER}
Cancer Information Service and Mobile UnitThis specification reflects the vision, principles and strategic objectives of NHS Xxx for the provision of a mobile Cancer Information Service in Xxx for Xxx residents.
Its purpose is to define the benefits of a Cancer information service, which will provide educational information, focusing mainly on raising awareness and prevention of cancer to support the local population to maximise their health and well being.
This document defines the scope of the service and specifies an agreed range of operational standards and performance targets that will underpin and guide the operational management of the mobile Cancer information service. It does not provide a detailed operational template of how the service should be provided.
{HEALTH}
Cardiac Rehabilitaion: Costing Tool Guidance{HEALTH}
Cardiac Rehabilitation{HEALTH}
Cardiac RehabilitationAims
To commission a Cardiac Rehabilitation Programme, which will be primarily concerned with rehabilitation following myocardial infarction (STEMI/non STEMI) and coronary revascularisation, but will also address the rehabilitation needs of those patients with unstable or stable angina heart failure and post enhanced external counter pulsation therapy (EECP). The inclusion of unstable angina will ensure that the programme offers rehabilitation to suitable patients suffering from all acute coronary syndromes(ACS)
It is the NHS's strategic intent that all local health services in the future will be developed along a care pathway, which emphasises the delivery of health care in primary and community based settings wherever possible, placing the patient journey at the centre of the pathway. Commissioners therefore seek to develop a model of care which promotes the reduction of emergency admissions through effective management and the shift from hospital to community based care, where appropriate.
This service specification covers the establishment of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation service across the district using a central triage assessment model for those patients who have had a myocardial infarction (MI) or coronary revascularisation, but it also addresses the rehabilitation needs of patients with angina and heart failure.
{HEALTH}
Cardiac Stroke toolkit specificationDraft specification for analysis of health data relevant to cardiovascular disease in the Yorkshire and the Humber region
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE}{DATA}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Cardiovascular Disease{HEALTH}
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) commissioning health intelligence toolkitSouth East PHO (as lead PHO for CVD) has launched the CVD toolkit (originally developed by YHPHO) across all PCTs and
cardiac and stroke networks in England. YHPHO and the three cardiac/stroke networks in Yorkshire and the Humber have also produced a
more detailed phase 2 of the YHPHO CVD toolkit (including small area data) to run in parallel with and feed
into the national project.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{NETWORK}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Commissioning Health Intelligence ToolkitThe Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Commissioning Health Intelligence Toolkit provides information and intelligence to improve decision-making for high quality, cost effective services. It supports policy makers, commissioners, managers, regulators and other health stakeholders working in cardiovascular disease.
The toolkit features interactive maps, accessible data, statistics, summary reports for PCT and cardiac networks and small area data below PCT level. The page provides access to CVD data and atlases, CVD PCT and cardiac network summary reports, small area dataset and further resources.
{HEALTH}{CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Care After Death{HEALTH}
Care of Older People{HEALTH}
Care of the Elderly{HEALTH}
Care Pathways Implementation - Staying Healthy{HEALTH}{HEALTH POLICY}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}
Care Quality Commission: quality and risk profilesThe quality and risk profiles help organisations to assess risk and aid internal monitoring.
{HEALTH}{ASSOCIATION}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MONITORING}{ORGANISATION}{PATIENT}{QUALITY}{SERVICE USERS}{SURVEILLANCE (PROGRESS CONTROL)}{USERS}
Carlisle Storms and Associated Flood Multi-agency debrief report Executive Summary{HEALTH}{EMERGENCY}{EMERGENCY PLAN}{EMERGENCY PLANNING}
Case for Change - Cardiac Rehabilitation ServicesPurpose of the document
The purpose of this document is to explain the evidence which has been used:
To identify in-scope patients for cardiac rehabilitation
For the design of the cardiac rehabilitation service and its core components
The information contained in this document is designed for use by commissioners for business case purposes only and includes:
Evidence for in-scope patients
Overview of patients in-scope for cardiac rehabilitation services
Description of evidence sources and evidence hierarchy for patients in-scope
Evidence by patient type
Evidence for cardiac rehabilitation service design
Description of evidence hierarchy and sources of evidence for service design
{HEALTH}
CCG profiles: National General Practice ProfilesThe APHO General Practice cluster tool and YHPHO CCG summary profiles provide useful information at a clinical commissioning group level for NHS Yorkshire and the Humber.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GROUP}
Cervical sampler taker trainingE-learning training on cervical screening. The module includes information on ethical and professional issues and case studies.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH SCREENING}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MEDICAL SCREENING}{SCREENING}{TRAINING}
Cervical screening social marketing projectThe website aims to give cervical screening leads in Yorkshire and the Humber a quick and easy roadmap to the wealth of learning, insights and recommendations that have resulted from the research into:
* which groups of women are contributing most to the decline in screening attendance
* what perceived or actual barriers are discouraging these women from attending their screening appointments
* what messages and service innovations will work best, according to local women and local health professionals, in halting and reversing the decline in uptake.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{HEALTH SCREENING}{HEALTH SERVICE PROFESSIONAL STAFF}{INTERNET}{MARKETING}{MEDICAL SCREENING}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SCREENING}{SERVICES}{SOCIAL GROUPS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{WEBSITES}{WORK}
Changing behaviour, improving outcomes: a new social marketing strategy for Public HealthDepartment of Health strategy for changing health-related lifestyle behaviours and improving health outcomes.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{MARKETING}{MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
Chemotherapy Service{HEALTH}
Child and Maternal HealthThe Child and Maternal Health Observatory (ChiMat) is a national public health observatory established to provide wide-ranging, authoritative data, evidence and practice relating to children, young people's and maternal health. ChiMat supports policy makers, commissioners, managers and other health stakeholders to improve decision-making for high quality, cost effective services. This page provides an overview of ChiMat including tools, training and contact details. Note that ChiMat has a separate website
www.chimat.org.uk.
{ADOLESCENT}{CHILD}{COST}{DATA}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{JUVENILES}{LIFE STYLE}{LIFESTYLE}{MANAGER}{MANAGERIAL STAFF}{MINORS}{NUTRITION}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{POLICY}{POLICY MAKER}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{QUALITY}{SERVICES}{TEENAGERS}{UNDERSTANDING}{VULNERABLE ROAD USERS}{YOUNG PEOPLE}{YOUTHS}
Child death reviewsPresentation made to Directors of Public Health on West Yorkshire's approach to the current requirements in relation to the investigation of child deaths
{CHILD}{DEATH}{HEALTH}{MINORS}{MORTALITY}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{REVIEW}{VULNERABLE ROAD USERS}
Child Health - Evidence resources collection{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD WELFARE}
Child Health - Key data resources and surveys Collection{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD WELFARE}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{RESEARCH METHOD}{STATISTICAL DATA}{SURVEY}
Child Health - Policy areas collection{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD WELFARE}{GOVERNMENT POLICY}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Child Health Profiles
Local Authority Child Health Profiles (PDF reports)
A Child Health Profile for each top level local authority in England is available as a 4-page PDF report which can be easily downloaded and printed. Child Health Profiles provide a snapshot of child health and well-being for each local authority in England using key health indicators, which enables comparison locally, regionally and nationally.
Updated annually, each report includes:
• A snapshot of performance against 32 selected indicators compared with the rest of England.
• Analysis and key findings about the situation in each top level local authority.
• A summary of performance for each local authority in the region.
Child Health Profiles (interactive)
Child Health Profiles provide a snapshot of child health and well-being for each local council in England using key health indicators, which enables comparison locally, regionally and nationally. They are designed to help local councils and the NHS decide where to target resources to tackle health inequality in their local area. These interactive profiles are updated as new data are released. The following profiles are available:
• Child Health Profiles
• Healthy Schools Profiles
• Infant Mortality Profiles
• Breastfeeding Profiles
View the profiles at www.chimat.org.uk/profiles
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{DATA}{HEALTH}{HEALTHY SCHOOL}{INFANCY}{INFANT}{INFANT DEATH}{INFANT MORTALITY}{MINORS}{MORTALITY}{PLACES}{SCHOOL}
Childhood Obesity{HEALTH}
Childhood Obesity in Sheffield: 2007/08 School Year{HEALTH}{BIOLOGICAL COMPOSITION}{CAUSES OF HARM}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILD NUTRITION}{OBESITY}{OVERWEIGHT}
Children and young people diabetes profilesThe Children and young people diabetes profiles bring together a range of data for the purpose of benchmarking. The tool allows you to download a diabetes profile for those provider trusts which participated in the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health 2009 National Diabetes Survey, as well as for each PCT in England.
Download a
flyer with an overview of the profiles.
{HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{YOUTHS}
Children and Young People's Health{HEALTH}
Children's Community Nursing{HEALTH}
Children's Community Nursing Service Specification{HEALTH}
Children's Services, Department of HealthHealth and social care topic section on children's services.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILD WELFARE}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
ChiMat – National Child and Maternal Health Observatory Introduction{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILDBIRTH}{PREGNANCY}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}
Chronic Kidney Disease{HEALTH}
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) profilesKidney Disease PCT Profile for all English PCTs EMPHO, in collaboration with NHS Kidney Care, have produced a Kidney Disease PCT Profile for all 152 English PCTs. These profiles provide an overview of the key areas of kidney disease care, highlighting areas of good practice and inequalities. Information within each profile includes:
- Maps indicating 30 minute drive time to nearest Kidney Care centre
- An overview of the demography and kidney disease risk factors in the PCT
- Summaries of CKD Quality and Outcomes Framework information
- Renal Replacement Therapy information
- Standardised mortality rate from chronic renal failure
- An indication of renal spend compared with need
The profiles provide benchmarking against similar PCTs (both geographically and demographically) and highlight areas for further investigation. They also provide a starting point for any renal needs assessment work. The PCT profiles are available to download from the NHS Kidney Care website. An accompanying data guide, which provides more detailed information on the data presented in the profiles, including details of the data sources, the definitions used, and notes on interpretation, is also available to download.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{ASSESSMENT}{ASSESSMENT (SOCIAL WORK)}{BENCHMARKING}{BEST PRACTICE}{CLIENT ASSESSMENT}{COMMUNITY ANALYSIS}{DATA}{DATA SOURCE}{DEATH}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DIAGNOSIS}{DIAGNOSIS (SOCIAL WORK)}{EMPLOYMENT}{EVALUATION}{GOOD PRACTICE}{HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION SOURCE}{INTERNET}{KIDNEY DISEASE}{MEASUREMENT}{MORTALITY}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{NEPHROPATHY}{NHS}{PCTS}{POINT}{POPULATION STUDIES}{PREDICTORS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{RENAL DISEASES}{RISK FACTOR}{THERAPY}{TIME}
Chronic Kidney Disease - QOF 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease - QOF 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
City Health Care Partnership CIC and Care Plus Group social enterprise: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Classification of diabetesThis project undertook a review of the coding, classification and diagnosis of diabetes in primary in England and made recommendations for improvement. An audit tool is available to improve existing patient records by enabling practices to identify potential errors in misdiagnosis, misclassification and miscoding.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{DIAGNOSIS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MEDICAL RECORD}{NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{PATIENT}{PATIENT RECORDS}{REVIEW}{SERVICE USERS}{SERVICES}{USERS}
Clean Up Safely After a Natural DisasterAfter natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods, excess moisture and standing water contribute to the growth of mold in homes and other buildings. When returning to a home that has been flooded, be aware that mold may be present and may be a health risk for your family.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICABLE DISEASE}{EMERGENCY}{WATER}{WATER ACCIDENT}{WATER POLLUTION}{WATER QUALITY}
Clinical domain of the Quality and Outcomes FrameworkThis collection contains data and reports relating to the Quality & Outcomes Framework (QOF) for new
Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) in Yorkshire and the Humber region.
{HEALTH}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{PERFORMANCE AND ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK}{PRIMARY CARE ORGANISATION}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}
Clinical Laboratory Medicine (Haematology, Blood Transfusion, Biochemistry, Histopathology, Cytology){HEALTH}
Clinical threshold: cataractThe cataract threshold was developed at a workshop on 6th September 2010 with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The threshold has been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process.
{HEALTH}{CATARACT}{DATA}{DISCUSSION}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical threshold: cholecystectomy - excision of gall bladderThe cholecystectomy threshold was developed at a workshop on 25th January 2011 with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The threshold has been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DISCUSSION}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical threshold: cystoscopyThe cystoscopy threshold was developed at a workshop on 25th February 2011 with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The threshold has been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DISCUSSION}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical threshold: hip replacement for the treatment of joint symptoms and functional limitationThe hip replacement threshold was developed at a workshop on 28th May 2010 with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The threshold has been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DISCUSSION}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical threshold: knee replacement for the treatment of joint symptoms and functional limitationThe knee replacement threshold was developed at a workshop on 28th May 2010 with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The threshold has been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DISCUSSION}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical threshold: tonsillectomy for the treatment of acute tonsillitisThe tonsillectomy threshold was developed at a workshop on 28th June 2010 with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The threshold has been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DISCUSSION}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical threshold: wisdom teeth extraction for the treatment of diseased wisdom teethThe widsom teeth threshold was developed at a workshop on 20th July 2010 with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The threshold has been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DISCUSSION}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical thresholdsA series of workshops have taken place with clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts in the region. Discussions were informed by a data and evidence pack produced by the Quality Observatory. The following thresholds have been agreed and approved by the Specialised Commissioning Group approval process. The aim of the work is to reduce variation in existing practice and ensure consistent referral guidance across the region.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{GROUP DISCUSSION}{GUIDANCE}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Clinical ThresholdsThis page links to the clinical thresholds developed for the region, led by NHS Yorkshire and the Humber and the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory with input from clinical and managerial representation from PCT and acute trusts. The aim of the work is to reduce variation in existing practice and ensure consistent referral guidance across the region. Thresholds have been developed for hip and knee replacement, tonsillectomy, wisdom teeth extraction, cataract extraction, cholecystectomy - excision of gall bladder, cystoscopy and hernia.
{HEALTH}{EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE}
Clinical Thresholds contact collection{HEALTH}
Closing the Gap – Using Health Intelligence in Primary CareThursday 4th June at the Royal York Hotel, York. To book a place please email Adele Ward (adele.ward@dh.gsi.gov.uk)
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PLACES}{UNDERSTANDING}
CMHT Adults (West Midlands)These specifications for Community Mental Health Teams intend to support the commissioning of good quality mental health services as a wider mental health care system. They are fully consistent with the original Healthcare Commission standards. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
CMHT Older Adults (West Midlands)The aim of an Older Adult Community Mental Team (OACMHT) is to provide integrated assessment, care planning, psychiatric treatment and care coordination for Adults aged 65 years and older experiencing functional or organic mental health problems, and people under 65 diagnosed with a dementia type illness in the community. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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CMHT Older Adults, Quality and PerformanceExamples of Quality & Performance Standards for Older Adults CMHT. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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CMHT, BDCTThe service offered by the CMHT is based on recovery model principles and good practice guidelines outlined in the National Service Framework (NSF), the Bradford District Care Trust Care Programme Approach (CPA) Policy, and in the Department of Health Mental Health Policy Implementation Guide. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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CMO Childhood Obesity InterventionsThis paper summarises the projects to be funded from the CMO Childhood Obesity Interventions fund.
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Coding, classification and diagnosis of diabetesA new report by the Royal College of General Practitioners and NHS Diabetes, aims to improve the diagnosis, classification and coding of diabetes in primary care. The contents of this report are a significant step forward in ensuring that when people are diagnosed with diabetes, the diagnosis is right and appropriate treatment is recommended. It will be of interest to anyone involved in providing diabetes care, people with diabetes and researchers.
A factsheet and frequently asked questions for people with diabetes and clinicians are also available from the NHS Diabetes website.
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Collaborative Brochure - Second Edition September 2009{HEALTH}
Collection and reporting of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) - July 2012Department of Health guidance for on the collection of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data which will apply from 1 October 2012.
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Commercial Development Modules Guidance Manual v.7Background
The purpose of the Commercial People and Organisation Development (CPOD) workstream is to lead on organisational & people development which enables the NHS system to deliver commercial capability, such to improve patient outcomes, focused on prevention, productivity, innovation, VfM and quality. The vision is to develop standardised, scalable and sustainable organisation and people development products and services that are internationally recognised as being at the forefront of commercial best practice.
Working with CPOD, the Commercial and Procurement Division (PICD) within the Department of Health, has been developing a series of commercially focused workshops which contribute towards achieving these aims. The Commercial Development Modules (CDM) delivered during these workshops are intended to improve commercial skills at a fundamental level and are aligned with the World Class Commissioning (WCC) competencies and the Knowledge and Skills Framework (KSF).
This document provides guidance for those who wish to submit training materials for consideration to form new Commercial Development Modules.
Learning and development must be embedded in the workplace and be sustainable. With this in mind a work-based learning model has been adopted in the delivery of these workshops. This has included:
Pre workshop – a generic document issued to all delegates prior to attendance. It is narrative material and focuses on the process of work-based learning.
First workshop – which is a long half day (e.g. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.) delivering the workshop contents using different teaching and learning methods
A six week period elapses where each participant works on an agreed topic relevant to his/her day to day work. During this six week period participants will be offered support by the facilitation ‘team’ via e-mail or telephone.
A second workshop, again a long half day, aims to encourages participants to share experiences, extend their knowledge and reflect upon the content of workshop 1 and how that has impacted on their day to day work.
The second workshop may need to be adjusted with regard to content and/or focus as a result of delegate feedback, information requests or emerging themes.
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Commercial Professional Network Summary of Workplan Projects November 2009On 5 December 2008, PCT Chief Executives agreed to the establishment of a Commercial Professional Network (CPN) to drive the development of commercial capability within Yorkshire and the Humber Primary Care Trusts. This network seeks to improve commercial practices in a manner that retains each PCT’s sovereignty with regard to the management of markets and healthcare procurement projects: At the same time, gaining the benefits of a coordinated approach to the development of skills and the sharing of knowledge.
The CPN is part of a wider programme of collaboration which is fully explained in the PCT Collaborative - Prospectus of Programmes (2nd Edition, September 2009).
Development work began within the Accredited Standards of Procurement (ASP) and Market Development and Management (MDM) projects which defined the structure and method of operation for a network. This has now been passed into the CPN.
In May 2009 DH Policy “Necessity not Nicety” was issued. The CPN workplan implements the commissioner-side requirements of a regional Commercial Support Unit and is one driving force in delivery of the emerging Quality Innovation Productivity and Prevention (QIPP) agenda.
The CPN workplan intends to deliver the following benefits;
1. Build the commercial capability (WCC 7, 9 and 10) of PCT staff to Foundation, Intermediate or Advanced levels according to their required contribution to commercial activities
2. Engage with the market with specific interventions to improve quality and efficiency, delivering on the QIPP requirements
3. Support pragmatic compliance with the Principles and Rules for Co-operation and Competition as well as other government generated policies
4. Align the ASP and MDM products with work of the Commercial Procurement Collaborative (CPC).
This 1st Edition workplan is founded upon currently allocated resources. The longer-term plan will link with utilisation of the £1.7m regional fund and a paper will be brought back to the October meeting of the CSU Commissioner Board.
Purpose of this document.
This document provides information and updates in respect of Commercial Professional work taking place across Yorkshire & Humber. Section 5 explains current projects, Section 6 the infrastructure and processes to support them and Section 7 the pipeline of longer term work
The projects listed in Section 5 arise from PCTs current priorities. The workplan has been developed by the 14 PCTs at the launch of the CPN on 23rd April and the first meeting to review the workplan held on 18 June 2009. As these projects are delivered and the productivity agenda comes through the priorities will continue to be aligned to the Quality, and Productivity requirements.
Innovation is predicated on making new links, therefore the workplan is also a means by which staff in PCTs are drawn into contact with people outside their current sphere. Through the workplan, PCTs are encouraged to seek out resource from a wider range of sources to enable the local leaders to deliver today’s operational “must do” tasks and create space to improve efficiency and effectiveness of delivery for the future.
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Commercial Professional Network (CPN)Information about the Commercial Professional Network (CPN). It was established under a mandate from the PCT Chief Executives and is a means of improving commercial practice.
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Commercial Skills Update Paper (Phase 1 Mid Term Report)This is an update of a midterm report for the Learning and Development (L&D) Commercial Skills Work stream Phase 1 against the L&D Proposal submitted to the 15th October 2010 Board, embedded below. The recommendations of which were approved
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Commercial Skills update paper; close out Phase 3 and actions Phase 4The Commercial Skills Work stream Phase 3 came to end in December 2010. We are happy to report that 13 out of the 14 deliverables on Accredited Learning have been completed satisfactorily. One piece of work on Developing ‘Service Specification and Bid Development module’ is ongoing, completion date end of February 2011, delayed due to the recruitment of ‘Content Specialists within PCT procurement rules.
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Commerical people and organisation developmentFollowing the creation of the Commercial Support Unit programme
(CSUs), the Commercial People and Organisational Development (C-POD)
workstream was set up to support the development of commercial and
procurement skills amongst both substantive NHS staff and within NHS
organisations as a whole.
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CommissioningAPHO, led by YHPHO, was commissioned by DH to produce recommendations about the data and information needs of the JSNA process. This work has resulted in the APHO Resource Pack for JSNA.
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Commissioning an Insulin Pump Service: YHPHO Needs Assessment Tool ( using PBS data )An excel spreadsheet showing Type 1 diabetes population estimate by age group, and an estimate of potential insulin pump usage.
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Commissioning Cycle for Health ServicesThe data needs of the Commissioning process are driven by the Commissioning Cycle for Health Services as illustrated here
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Commissioning for Value PacksThe Commissioning for Value Packs for every Clinical Commissioning Group in Yorkshire and the Humber use a range of intelligence sources to systematically review spend, outcome, quality and variation across all programmes of care. The packs can be used to identify programmes of care which may offer the greatest opportunity for improvement in quality and productivity.
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Commissioning Framework for Health and Well being ConsultationThe Department of Health has launched the Commissioning Framework for Health and Well-being.
This framework is part of implementing the White Paper 'Our health our care our say' and focuses, through improved commissioning, on prevention, independence and tackling inequalities in health and social care. It calls for greater joint working between health and local authorities and it applies to people of all ages and in all care groups. We are consulting with all providers and commissioners on this framework until 29th May 2007.
Visit the consultation website www.commissioning.csip.org.uk to:
- download the framework and supporting audience factsheets
- view details of consultation events and other events which may be of interest
- view a range of resources and case studies which support this area of work
- connect with people with an interest in this area
- respond to the consultation questions and
- discuss the issues in our open discussion forum.
You will need to register on the site to view all the materials but this only requires to clicking 'register' and supplying your name and email address and you will gain instant access to all of the site.
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Commissioning framework for health and well-beingThe Commissioning framework for health and well-being is published for consultation. It is aimed at commissioners and providers of services in health, social care and local authorities. It is part of the White Paper Our health our care our say implementation and there is consultation as part of the development of a final document to be published in Summer 2007.
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Commissioning of Services that are the subject of Guidance from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.{HEALTH}
Commissioning Outcomes Framework indicators consultationThe Health and Social Care Information Centre is working in conjunction with NICE to gather feedback on the coverage, definitions and methodology used to construct each indicator that could be included in the Commissioning Outcomes Framework. The indicators have been derived from the NICE Quality Standards and from next week the NHS Outcomes Framework.
The list of proposed indicators and short questionnaire are available from http://www.ic.nhs.uk/cof.
General feedback about the list of indicators can be e-mailed to COF@ic.nhs.uk.
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Community Based Treatment Centre Service Specification - NHS Eccleshill{HEALTH}
Community Children's Nursing Pathways Flowchart{HEALTH}
Community Dentistry{HEALTH}
Community Equipment{HEALTH}
Community food and nutrition programme: Yorkshire and the Humber regionA scoping project to identify the training opportunities for professionals to develop skills in nutritionally related subjects in North, East and South Yorkshire and North and North East Lincolnshire. An earlier report covers West Yorkshire.
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Community Health ChampionsView a series short films showing the work and impact of Community Health Champions who are part of the
Altogether Better Programme in Yorkshire and Humber. The Altogether Better programme is made up of 16 projects across the region.The role of a Community Health Champion is to support people in their community to make the health and lifestyle changes they want to make. This may mean supporting members to take more exercise, eat a healthy diet on a budget or simply to have more fun.
You can also view the films on You Tube
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Community Health Champions - Evidence ReviewThis evidence review looks at the evidence base for community health champions and similar roles where community members, either as volunteers or paid community health
workers, undertake health promotion activities within the neighbourhoods and communities
where they live and work. The evidence review was commissioned as part of the evaluation of the Altogether Better programme, a five-year programme funded through the BIG Lottery that aims to empower people across the Yorkshire and Humber region to improve their own
health and that of their families and their communities.
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Community Health Champions and the Big Society by
Isobel Mills (Deputy Director, GOYH)Isobel Mills' keynote presentation from the Championing Champions Event explores the role of Community Health Champions within the Big Society agenda.
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Community Health Champions DirectoryThe Community Health Champions Directory showcases the exciting and significant work and activity of Champions across the UK. If you would like to include an entry in the directory, please contact altogether.better@yorksandhumber.nhs.uk for more information.
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COMMUNITY HEALTH CHAMPIONS- 10th November 2009Altogether Better is working with the Department of Health to present this one day National Event aimed at exploring the transformational role of the Community Health Champion in reducing health inequalities.The event is aimed at health professionals who hold an influential and strategic role in shaping the future direction of communities in terms of practice and policy.
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Community Health Champions: One of the keys to unlocking the health inequalities challenge?A policy report produced by CLES describing the Community Health Champions Approach being used by Altogether Better in Yorkshire and Humber.
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Community Mental Health Teams (Southampton)To enable, facilitate and sustain the ability of Service Users with mental health needs to lead as ordinary and as independent a lifestyle as possible, of their own choosing, with opportunities to fulfil personal potential. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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Community Stroke Rehabilitation Team (CSRT) - Physiotherapy{HEALTH}
Competitive Dialougue GuidanceThe aim of this document is to provide guidance to the Commissioning Authority (the Authority) to help planning and execution of a successful competitive dialogue using the Invitation to Participate in Dialogue (ITPD) procedure in conjunction with the Commissioning Pack (the Pack) procurement templates and tools.
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Complimentary Therapies Service for CancerThis specification reflects the vision, principles and strategic objectives of the trust for the provision of a Cancer Complementary Therapy Service.
Its purpose is to define the benefits of the introduction of complementary therapy in the trust's area to support the population to maximise their health and well being by delivering complementary therapy.
This document defines the scope of the service and specifies an agreed range of operational standards and performance targets that will underpin and guide the operational management of the Complementary Therapy Service. It does not provide a detailed operational template of how the service should be provided.
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Conflict of Interest GuidanceThis paper provides some guidance on identifying and managing CI and covers:
• Definition: What are CI;
• Governance: Arrangements for identifying and managing CI;
• Risks: The key phases of the procurement process where CI are most likely to arise and the risks associated with each stage; and
• Reviewing and Managing CI: A framework for reviewing and managing CI.
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Congenital abnormalities register - Comprehensive coverage for Yorkshire and the HumberBriefing paper on the case for complete coverage of the Comgenital Abnormalities Register in Yorkshire and the Humber and the options for commissioners.
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Contact UsThe Contact Us page gives details about the address, phone number and email address of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory.
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Contact usContact NDIS associates
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Continuing Healthcare : Closure Report for Phase one 10/11The CSU agreed to appoint a Senior Category Manager (SCM) from within the CPC’s Purchased Healthcare team on a full time basis from 01/10/10 to 31/03/11.This was to work on behalf of the CSU and to work with the two Y&H Continuing Care regional groups to undertake an assessment of the region in both how the process of the National Framework is implemented by each of the PCTs and also the resource/costs to undertake this activity.
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Continuous professional development for public health practitioners in Yorkshire and the HumberAccompanying paper to two other rpeorts on workforce planning presented to the Network meeting on 14 December 2007. This report covers options for the regional continuous professional development programme.
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COPD{HEALTH}
COPD Community Services{HEALTH}
COPD dashboard: excel fileThis is an Excel file containing an interactive version of all
COPD dashboards created and present at the same source as pdfs. The information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS BarnsleyThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS BassetlawThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS Bradford & AiredaleThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS CalderdaleThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS DoncasterThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS East Riding of YorkshireThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS HullThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS KirkleesThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS LeedsThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS North LincolnshireThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS North Yorkshire and YorkThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS RotherhamThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS SheffieldThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: NHS WakefieldThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: North East Lincolnshire Care Trust PlusThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD dashboard: regional summaryThe information in the dashboards summarises key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). This information is designed to allow the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. These profiles have been produced for the Yorkshire and Humber SHA Respiratory Health Steering Group.
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COPD ESP Specification{HEALTH}
Core ModelThe model aids the understanding of the financial impact of moving End of Life Care out of the hospital and into alternative care settings. It provides a five year projection with comparisons against the current situation, a five year future scenario without action, and a five year scenario when action is taken.
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Core ProviderLord Darzi’s vision for the NHS has quality at its heart. Choice and competition is one way we can improve quality in the NHS. However, what happens when there is only one ‘core’ provider for a service? We know that simply introducing more providers is not always an adequate, or desirable, solution, but little guidance exists on what actions a Primary Care Trust (PCT) can actually take when faced with an underperforming provider.
This has left PCTs with a series of critical questions. How do we know when we face a core provider? Are there better ways to manage these relationships? Is there ever scope to introduce a new provider? How can we drive quality improvements and value for money?
This report is intended to provide some answers. It aims to lay out a framework to help PCTs understand ‘core’ providers and to give some practical examples of actions PCTs can take that may help providers improve. It also aims to help PCTs understand when it is and is not feasible to introduce choice and competition.
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Core Work ProgrammeThis page provides information about the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory core work programme, funded by the Department of Health.
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Costing tool for Cardiac Rehabilitation Services{HEALTH}
Coverage in the cervical screening programmeAnalysis of the number of young women participating in the cervical screening programme in Yorkshire and the Humber over the last 10 years.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{CERVICAL CANCER}{FEMALE}{PREVENTION}{SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SEXUAL HEALTH PROMOTION}
Covering letter : How healthy are children and young people in England? APHO Child Health Indications reportThe Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO) collected information and statistics to see how children and young people’s health varied according to the area they live in as well as other factors, like poverty. The research compares the health of children and young people living in different parts of England with those living in other European countries.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILD NUTRITION}{OBESITY}{OVERWEIGHT}{ROAD SAFETY}{SMOKING}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}{TOBACCO SMOKE}{TRAFFIC ACCIDENT}{YOUNG ADULT}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
CPC Workplan 2010/2011{HEALTH}
CPN Members Contact Details (V9) 2011{HEALTH}
CPN Project Office{HEALTH}
CPN Provider Data Template 29.03.10{HEALTH}
CPN Service Change List v6Summary of service changes
{HEALTH}
Creating a flexible business intelligence solution for a changing NHS: NHS Wakefield District develops a shared-services model for management information{BUSINESS}{CASE STUDY}{COMPANY}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTELLIGENCE}{MANAGEMENT}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{UNDERSTANDING}
Crisis Resolution & Home Treatment (BDCT)Individuals with mental health problems can be more vulnerable to life crises and illness itself can lead to crisis directly. The impact of crisis, rather than being self limiting, maybe profound and enduring. Crisis resolution/Home Treatment involves the combination of mental health crisis responses with the capacity and adaptation for delivery at home or in the community. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team (Southampton)To increase the choice and quality of support for service users experiencing a period of crisis by increasing independence to enable them to remain in their own home. To avoid hospital admission by providing care and treatment during a period of crisis, including support to carers. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Crisis Resolution/Home Treatment (CRHT) (West Midlands)Crisis Resolution/Home Treatment (CRHT) teams are often the first contact people have with services, and at such a critical time in a person's life, the response of the practitioner and service may significantly influence not only short-term resolution, but also their long-term relationship with services and recovery. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Critical Friend Review TemplateThis is a template that can be used on conjunction with PROD 80 – the Project Specification. This is a ‘check-point’ toolkit that can be used by a ‘critical friend’ to ensure that the procurement is strategically headed in the right direction.
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Crown Copyright Information 2010{HEALTH}
CSU news 2010{HEALTH}
Current VacanciesThe Vacancies page gives details of any job vacancies for Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory. It also provides links to the NHS jobs and ChiMat vacancy websites.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
CVD glossary{HEALTH}
Cystic Fibrosis{HEALTH}
d) Y&H Model Specification v10 Approved & Issued 201006{HEALTH}
D1 HI analysts networkProject D1: Support health intelligence analysts network and an effective wider communications network
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{NETWORK}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Darzi - Children’s ServicesLord Ara Darzi has been invited to lead a wide ranging review of the NHS to ensure that a properly resourced NHS is clinically led, patient-centred and locally accountable. YHPHO has provided supporting data/intelligence to identify what improvements should be made to the pathways patients take through the health care system; identify best practice that patients already experience in Y&H and identify what does not yet exist to provide services to these standards.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}
Darzi - Mental HealthLord Ara Darzi has been invited to lead a wide ranging review of the NHS to ensure that a properly resourced NHS is clinically led, patient-centred and locally accountable. YHPHO has provided supporting data/intelligence to identify what improvements should be made to the pathways patients take through the health care system; identify best practice that patients
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE}{MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDER}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES}{PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM}
Darzi - Acute CareLord Ara Darzi has been invited to lead a wide ranging review of the NHS to ensure that a properly resourced NHS is clinically led, patient-centred and locally accountable. YHPHO has provided supporting data/intelligence to identify what improvements should be made to the pathways patients take through the health care system; identify best practice that patients
{HEALTH}{GENERAL AND ACUTE SERVICES, ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY}{GENERAL AND ACUTE SERVICES, MEDICINE}{GENERAL AND ACUTE SERVICES, SURGERY}{MEDICAL TREATMENT}{SECONDARY AND TERTIARY SERVICES}{SURGERY}
Darzi - End of LifeLord Ara Darzi has been invited to lead a wide ranging review of the NHS to ensure that a properly resourced NHS is clinically led, patient-centred and locally accountable. YHPHO has provided supporting data/intelligence to identify what improvements should be made to the pathways patients take through the health care system; identify best practice that patients
{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY}{MORTALITY}
Darzi - Maternity and Newborn CareLord Ara Darzi has been invited to lead a wide ranging review of the NHS to ensure that a properly resourced NHS is clinically led, patient-centred and locally accountable. YHPHO has provided supporting data/intelligence to identify what improvements should be made to the pathways patients take through the health care system; identify best practice that patients
{HEALTH}{CHILDBIRTH}{INFANT}{MATERNITY SERVICE}{PREGNANCY}
Darzi - Planned Care{HEALTH}{ELECTIVE SERVICE}{GP PRACTICE}{OUTPATIENT}{OUTPATIENT CARE}
Darzi Long Term Conditions Collection{HEALTH}{DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ENDOCRINE DISORDER}{OLDER PEOPLE}{STROKE AND TIA}
Darzi Long-Term Conditions - StrokeLord Ara Darzi has been invited to lead a wide ranging review of the NHS to ensure that a properly resourced NHS is clinically led, patient-centred and locally accountable. YHPHO has provided supporting data/intelligence to identify what improvements should be made to the pathways patients take through the health care system; identify best practice that patients
{HEALTH}{CIRCULATORY DISEASE}{DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY}{HYPERTENSION}{HYPOTENSION}{LONG TERM CONDITION}{STROKE AND TIA}
Darzi Long-Term Conditions Frail ElderlyLord Ara Darzi has been invited to lead a wide ranging review of the NHS to ensure that a properly resourced NHS is clinically led, patient-centred and locally accountable. YHPHO has provided supporting data/intelligence to identify what improvements should be made to the pathways patients take through the health care system; identify best practice that patients
{HEALTH}{DEMENTIA}{GERIATRICS}{LONG TERM CONDITION}{OLDER PEOPLE}
Darzi Review: Yorkshire & Humber{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL MISUSE}{FOOD AND NUTRITION}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{OBESITY}{SMOKING}
Data BitesData Bites is a regular publication highlighting data analysis undertaken by YHPHO in a concise and understandable format.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{PROGRAMME}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 1: Excess Winter DeathsData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{MORTALITY}{PROGRAMME}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 10: Jubilee - 60 years of changing healthData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{HISTORY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{LIFESTYLE}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 11: moving measures: physical activity and the Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF)Data Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EXERCISE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SPORTS}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 12: calculating catchmentsData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}
Data Bites issue 13: twin peaks: winter respiratory admissionsData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}{RESPIRATORY DISORDER}{RESPIRATORY TRACT DISEASES}
Data Bites issue 14: childhood injuries and deprivationData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{INJURY}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}
Data Bites issue 2: diabetic foot diseaseData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{MORTALITY}{PROGRAMME}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 3: alcohol-related hospital admissionsData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{DRINKING (ALCOHOL)}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{MORTALITY}{PROGRAMME}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 4: Summary Hospital-level Mortality Indicator (SHMI)Data Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INDICATOR}{MORTALITY}{PROGRAMME}{QUALITY}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 5: thinking inside the box: quadrant charts for patient experienceData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{PATIENT}{PROGRAMME}{QUALITY}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 6: antipsychotic prescribing in dementia Data Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEMENTIA}{DRUG PRESCRIBING}{PATIENT}{PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA}{PRESCRIBING}{PRESCRIBING PRACTICES}{PROGRAMME}{QUALITY}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 7: stillbirths and neonatal deathsData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{INFANT DEATH}{INFANT MORTALITY}{MORTALITY}{PROGRAMME}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 8: PROMS: light at the end of the funnel? Data Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}{PATIENT}{PROGRAMME}{WORK}
Data Bites issue 9: mortality in inpatients with diabetesData Bites is a regular YHPHO publication, showcasing data analysis from our integrated work programme.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}{PATIENT}{PROGRAMME}{WORK}
Data sharing for JSNA (Part 4 of JSNA - the APHO Resource Pack)Partners will need to share data for JSNA purposes. This guide recommends best practice for doing so without compromising confidentiality, and summarises the legal position.
{HEALTH}{CONFIDENTIALITY}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{RESOURCE MANAGEMENT}
Data Uses and the Quality and Outcomes Framework{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATABASE}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Day Hospital Services, Older Adults (West Midlands)The aim of a hospital based day service is to provide comprehensive and integrated support for people suffering from severe dementia or acute functional mental illness who due the intensity or complexity of their needs cannot be managed within mainstream day care services. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Day to Day Support Services (Camden)DOCUMENTATION FOR THE PROVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH DAY CARE SERVICE. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/ ISSUED BY: PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTS TEAM, HOUSING AND ADULT SOCIAL CARE DEPARTMENT, LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN MAY 2007
{HEALTH}
Deaths from liver disease: implications for end of life care in England
The number of people dying from liver disease in England is rising, according to the first ever national report on the statistics published today by the National End of Life Care Intelligence Network.
Deaths from liver disease: Implications for end of life care in England describes how there has been a 25% increase in liver disease deaths between 2001 (9,231 people) and 2009 (11,575 people). This is in contrast to other major causes of deaths, which have been declining.
Read the media release: National report warns more people are dying from liver disease than ever before, with the disease being more common in the North and killing more men than women
Download the report: Deaths from liver disease: Implications for end of life care in England.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{DEATH}{INTELLIGENCE}{LIVER DISORDER}{MEN}{MORTALITY}{NETWORK}{UNDERSTANDING}
Deaths in older adults in England - report from South West PHOSouth West PHO has produced a report "Deaths in older adults in England" report for the National End of Life Care Intelligence Network.
The report highlights the importance of understanding the differing needs of older adults at the end of life. It analyses the numbers of deaths in people
aged 75 and over, broken down into five-year age bands up to the over
90s. It also looks at where and from what conditions older people die.
{HEALTH}{DEATH}{ELDERLY PEOPLE}{OLDER PEOPLE}{PALLIATIVE CARE}
Defined specialist portfolio development support programme in Yorkshire and the HumberProposal for regional support to the defined specialist portfolio development programme.
{HEALTH}{HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Delivery plan to meet the 2010 life expectancy target{HEALTH}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}
Dementia{HEALTH}
Dementia - QOF 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Demographic visualisation ToolA simple tool designed to allow quick viewing of the age-profiles of LAs and PCTs, and to facilitate quick comparisons of different areas.
{HEALTH}{AGE GROUP}{DEMOGRAPHIC DATA}{LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}{VERY OLD PEOPLE}
Dental and Oral HealthThe dental/oral health theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area.
{HEALTH}
Dental health of adults in Yorkshire and the Humber survey 2008: report on smokingIn 2008 the Yorkshire and the Humber region undertook a postal survey of the oral health of adults. Data relating to smoking status, intention to quit and advice to give-up was collected
as part of the survey. This report has been produced to provide a more detailed analysis and insight into the data collected about smoking. The report includes information about smoking prevalence and how it varies across the population, the proportion of smokers that had received advice about quitting and from whom, the impact of smoking on self-reported oral health and dental attendance and demonstrates the use of geodemographic tools and segmentation analysis in targeting groups more likely to smoke and
less likely to quit.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL CARE}{DENTAL CARIES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{POPULATION DATA}{PREVALENCE}{SMOKING CESSATION}{SURVEY}{TOBACCO}{TOBACCO SMOKING}
Dental health of five-year-old children in Yorkshire and Humber, 2005/06This briefing draws attention to the large inequalities in oral health in young children both nationally and regionally. The data are taken from the NHS survey coordinated by the British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry (BASCD), undertaken in 2005/06. It updates a previous report also produced by Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory based on 2004/05 survey data. It also investigates the impact that changes in consent requirement have had on the 2005/06 survey.
{HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{ORAL HEALTH}
Dental health of five-year-old children in Yorkshire and the Humber 2003/04This report summarises recent data on dental decay experience of five-year-old children in Yorkshire and the Humber. The data are taken from the British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry (BASCD) survey reports on the Dental caries experience of five-year-old children in England and Wales 2003/04.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{FLUORIDATION}{ORAL HEALTH}{ORAL HEALTH PROMOTION}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{SUPRANATIONAL ISSUE}
Dental/ Oral HealthThis area aims to provide information on analysis and intelligence on Dental Health regionally and up-to-date links to other useful resources.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL CARIES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
Dentist{HEALTH}
Department of Health: Chief Dental Officer (CDO)The Chief Dental Officer is the government's principal dental advisor and the professional head
of dental staff in England. This link provides reports, circulars, reviews and publications about dental services including the CDO newsletter sent by the CDO to all dentists and associated professionals in England published twice a year.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL CARE}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
Departmental review of clinical networksOutcome of a review of clinical networks in Yorkshire and the Humber looking at their scope, strengths and develoment needs.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{INFORMATION}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{TEAM WORK}
Depression{HEALTH}
Depression - QOF 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
DermatologyThis document defines the strategic commissioning intent of the PCT and forms the basis of a specification for the delivery of Dermatology services. It is intended that service providers would agree a Strategic Delivery Plan with the Commissioner in which details of quality, financial and activity measures and the associated monitoring and performance management arrangements would be specified.
Service Objective
The overall service objective will be to implement a commissioned model of service delivery which provides an integrated approach to the delivery of the whole care pathway within Dermatology. Within the context of this overall model a principle objective will be to ensure that service provision is delivered in the most appropriate setting and delivered by the most appropriate clinician. This is based on an expectation that a clinically appropriate tiered service is provided to best suit the needs of individual patients.
{HEALTH}
Dermatology{HEALTH}
Dermatology Service Serv Spec{HEALTH}
Developing an open dialogue on prescribing for diabetesPrescribing for Diabetes in England. An analysis of volume, expenditure and trends was released on Thursday 8th November 2007 and provides an overview of prescribing for diabetes in England. A copy of the downloadable report is available at www.yhpho.org.uk.
Dr Sue Roberts, National Clinical Director for Diabetes, is keen to encourage feedback and debate on the content of this report.
Please feel free to answer all and/or a selection of the questions below.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{PRESCRIBING}{TREND}
Developing CapacityThe Developing Capacity page gives details of how Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO) develops Health Intelligence capacity in the region. It includes an overview of the networks the organisation is involved with, training, research and development and team areas (private discussion areas on this website). The page also provides links to content hosted on the YHPHO website.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Developing Commissioning support: towards service excellenceDraft document giving details of the Department of Health's vision for Clinical Commissioning Groups.
{COMMISSIONING}{DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OR NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE LOCAL POLICY}{GOVERNMENT POLICY}{GROUP}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SERVICES}
Developing public health intelligence in Yorkshire & Humber region{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CULTURAL IDENTITY}{DATA}{EVALUATION}{MANAGEMENT}{MONITORING}{NUTS}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}{PERFORMANCE MONITORING}{POPULATION SIZE AND DENSITY}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{REGIONAL}
Development and evaluation of a standardised registry for diabetes in pregnancy using data from the Northern, North West and East Anglia regional auditsNaomi Holman from YHPHO/ Diabetes Health Intelligence contributed to this article in Diabetic Medicine published online 5th February 2011.
{HEALTH}{APPRAISAL}{ASSESSMENT}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DATA}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EVALUATION}{EVALUATION REPORT}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{MEDICINE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PREGNANCY}{PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH}{REGIONAL}
Diabetes{HEALTH}
DiabetesDiabetes is one of the lead roles that Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO) fulfils on behalf of the network of PHOs. This page gives information about the national diabetes health intelligence work.
{COMMUNITY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{QUALITY}{UNDERSTANDING}
Diabetes - DESMOND Education Specification{HEALTH}
Diabetes A-ZWelcome to the holding pages of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, Promoting and delivering public health intelligence
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Diabetes Area Classification for PCTs CollectionThe Diabetes Area Classification for PCTs is a methodology for grouping similar PCTs for comparison and benchmarking purposes.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{AREA BASED CLASSIFICATION}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA}{OFFICE OF NATIONAL STATISTICS AREA CLASSIFICATION}
Diabetes Area Classification for PCTs: Classification of PCTs based on risk factors for diabetesWhen assessing diabetes services and outcomes it is important to benchmark against an appropriate group of PCTs. Existing general classifications such as the Office for National Statistics Classification are not specific enough for comparisons between diabetes services. As a result the Diabetes Area Classification for Primary Care Trusts has been developed.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{AREA BASED CLASSIFICATION}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}
Diabetes Area Classification for PCTs: PCT classification final lookup coloursWhen assessing diabetes services and outcomes it is important to benchmark against an appropriate group of PCTs. Existing general classifications such as the Office for National Statistics Classification (used by the Healthcare Commission) are not specific enough for comparisons between diabetes services. As a result the Diabetes Area Classification for Primary Care Trusts has been developed.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{AREA BASED CLASSIFICATION}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}
Diabetes Attributable Deaths for Primary Care Trusts{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{MORTALITY}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Diabetes Attributable Deaths: estimating the excess deaths among people with diabetesThis report estimates the excess deaths among people with diabetes following the approach developed by the World Health Organisation
{HEALTH}{DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ENDOCRINE DISORDER}{MORTALITY}
Diabetes Community Clinics{HEALTH}
Diabetes Community Health Adult Profiles data guideThe aim of this data guide is to provide more detailed information on the data presented in the
Diabetes Community Health Profiles. It provides details of the data sources, the definitions used and notes on interpretation.
{HEALTH}{ADULT}{AREA}{ASSESSMENT}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY ANALYSIS}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA SOURCE}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{POINT}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{WORK}
Diabetes Community Health Children and Young People Profiles Data GuideThe aim of this data guide is to provide more detailed information on the data presented in the Diabetes Community Health Profile CYP – An Overview. It will provide details of the data sources, the definitions used and notes on interpretation.
The profile can be used to benchmark against other providers and PCTs and to highlight areas for further investigation. It could also provide a starting point for needs assessment work.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{ASSESSMENT}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HOSPITAL}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY ANALYSIS}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA SOURCE}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH}{HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{POINT}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{WORK}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
Diabetes Community Health ProfilesThe Diabetes Community Health Profiles bring together a wide range of data on diabetes in adults into a single source for the purposes of benchmarking. The tool allows you to download a diabetes profile for each PCT in England. It is designed to provide an overview of the key areas of diabetes care and highlight issues for further investigation. It can be used to benchmark against other PCTs and provides a starting point for needs assessment work.
Download a
flyer giving an overview of the profiles.
{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Diabetes Community Health Profiles - updatedThe
Diabetes Community Health Profiles have been updated on 14th February 2012 to include 2010/11 data. The profiles bring together a wide range of data on diabetes in adults into a single source for the purposes of benchmarking. The tool allows you to download a diabetes profile for each PCT in England. It is designed to provide an overview of the key areas of diabetes care and highlight issues for further investigation.
{HEALTH}{ADULT}{ADULTHOOD}{AREA}{BENCHMARKING}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{DATA}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{MEASUREMENT}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Diabetes Community Health Profiles toolThis tool allows you to download a diabetes profile for each PCT in England. In order to locate the PCT profile you require please select a Strategic Health Authority. The tool will then generate a list of all the PCTs within that Strategic Health Authority.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH AUTHORITY}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Diabetes Community Health profiles updateThe Diabetes Community Health Profiles have been updated February 2011 with data for 2009/10. The profiles provide a an overview of data related to diabetes and diabetes services for each PCT in England. They can be downloaded at
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/default.aspx?RID=8470
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{DATA}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}
Diabetes Data DirectoryThe Diabetes Data Directory aims to improve access and understanding of diabetes tools and datasets. Search by tool/dataset or find out about the tools/datasets that can help to answer specific questions.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{DATA}{DATABASE}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ENDOCRINE DISORDER}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Diabetes Expenditure Versus Outcomes tool 2009/10Diabetes Health Intelligence has published the latest annual update of the Diabetes Expenditure Versus Outcomes tool. This now includes programming budgeting, prescribing and Quality and Outcomes Framework data for the period April 2009 to March 2010.
The DOVE tool allows users to compare expenditure on diabetes care with clinical outcomes for a selected PCT, other PCTs with similar populations and all other PCTs.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PATIENT}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{UNDERSTANDING}{USERS}
Diabetes Footcare Activity ProfilesThe Diabetes Footcare Activity Profiles have been developed to provide information on the inpatient care of people with diabetes who are admitted to hospital for a range of footcare conditions. They are designed to allow those involved in the provision of this care to appreciate the scale of activity and relate this to similar trusts across England.
Find out more about the profiles. Download a
flyer or view a short
film.
{ACTIVITY}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{FOOT HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}
Diabetes footcare activity profiles: technical noteThis document describes the methodology used to produce the
Diabetes footcare activity profiles. It includes the criteria by which episodes of care have been identified, details of the coding from the Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) database, PCT classification and interpretation of funnel plots.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{BENCHMARKING}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{FOOT HEALTH}{METHOD}{REGIONAL VARIATION}
Diabetes Footcare Profiles search tool{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}
Diabetes glossaryA glossary of key words, concepts and acronyms related to diabetes.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ENDOCRINE DISORDER}{INFORMATION MEDIA}
Diabetes Health Intelligence (YHPHO) will be publishing foot profilesNDIS is currently developing a set of PCT level Diabetes Footcare Activity Profiles to provide information on the inpatient care of people with diabetes who are admitted to hospital for a range of footcare conditions. They are designed to allow those involved in the provision of this care to appreciate the scale of activity and relate this to similar trusts across England. The profiles also break this information down to look specifically at rates of amputations performed.
The data used is from the Hospital Episode Statistics database and covers three years of inpatient care between 1st April 2007 and 31st March 2010.
It is planned to publish these profiles at the beginning of August 2011.
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Diabetes Health Intelligence annual report 2008/09This Diabetes Health Intelligence annual report provides an overview of the diabetes work undertaken in 2008/09.
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Diabetes Health Intellignce Work Programme 2009/10{DIABETES MELLITUS}
Diabetes in EnglandThis booklet has been produced by Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, in conjunction with the National
Diabetes Support Team, for World Diabetes Day on 14th November 2008.
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Diabetes information summary slide packsThe powerpoint slide packs (produced January 2011) provide evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the each SHA area.
The packs also contain links to sources of evidence from which information has been drawn.
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Diabetes inpatients audit 2010The National Diabetes Inpatient Audit was undertaken in November 2010. Data was collected on over 12,000 inpatients with diabetes in 206 hospitals. An analysis of the findings and summary sheets for each participating hospital can be
found here.
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Diabetes key facts collectionA series of publications that provide sourced and referenced key facts on diabetes to support regulators, commissioners and providers of diabetes care.
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Diabetes Outcome and Expenditure tool for CCGs 2011/12The Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure (DOVE) 2011/12 tool allows users to compare expenditure on diabetes care with clinical outcomes for a selected CCG, other CCGs with similar populations and all other CCGs. More information see
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Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure (DOVE) tool updated to include latest 2010/11 dataThe Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure (DOVE) tool has now been updated to include the latest 2010/11 data, allowing users to compare expenditure on diabetes care with clinical outcomes for a selected PCT, other PCTs with similar populations and all other PCTs. Information is also presented to illustrate the scale of changes in expenditure and outcomes required to move a trust from its current position to a range of benchmarked positions. The tool is available at: www.yhpho.org.uk/dove
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Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure tool 2007-08The Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure (DOVE) 2007/08 tool allows users to compare expenditure on diabetes care with clinical outcomes for a selected PCT, other PCTs with similar populations and all other PCTs.
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Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure tool DOVE 2008-09The Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure (DOVE) 2008/09 tool allows users to compare expenditure on diabetes care with clinical outcomes for a selected PCT, other PCTs with similar populations and all other PCTs.
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Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure tool DOVE 2009-10The Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure (DOVE) 2009/10 tool allows users to compare expenditure on diabetes care with clinical outcomes for a selected PCT, other PCTs with similar populations and all other PCTs.
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Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure tool DOVE 2010-11The Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure (DOVE) 2010/11 tool allows users to compare expenditure on diabetes care with clinical outcomes for a selected PCT, other PCTs with similar populations and all other PCTs.
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Diabetes Outcomes Versus Expenditure tool DOVE collectionA collection of resources relating to the
DOVE tool.
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Diabetes Patient Experience Project (DPEP)The Diabetes Patient Experience Project (DPEP) aims to capture the service experiences of people with diabetes, by comparing methodologies for collecting the information.
Phase 1 focussed specifically on the care of adults with diabetes and resulted in a Diabetes Patient Experience Survey Tool.
Access the tool:
www.diabetes.nhs.uk/information_and_data/diabetes_patient_experience_survey_tool_
Phase 2 is in development and focuses specifically on the patient experience of children and young people with diabetes.
Access the resource:
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Diabetes Patient Experience Project children, young people, parents and carers: reportsA series of reports (toolkit, methodological report, final qualitative report) on collecting patient experience information from information from young people and their parents and carers who have diabetes using postal,online methods and qualitative methods.
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Diabetes prevalence in England 2001--estimates from an epidemiological modelBrian Ferguson and Jake Abbas from YHPHO contributed to this article in Diabetic Medicine 23 (2) 189-97.
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Diabetes Prevalence Model (APHO)The APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model provides estimates of total diabetes prevalence for people aged 16 years and older for 2009 to 2030. Estimates are provided for Strategic Health Authorities and Primary Care Trusts in England, Health Boards in Scotland and Local Authorities in Wales.
Find out more about the prevalence model by viewing this short
film.
An updated version of the model
(Diabetes Prevalence Model for local authorities) was published in November 2012.
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Diabetes Prevalence Model for local authorities in EnglandThe model estimates the prevalence of diabetes (diagnosed and undiagnosed). It also reflects the distribution of body mass index found in the 2010 Health Survey for England. Calculations have been included to show the potential impact of the increased prevalence of overweight and obesity on diabetes prevalence.
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Diabetes Prevalence Model for local authorities updatedAn updated version of the Diabetes Prevalence Model has been published. The model revises the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model published in 2010 and estimates the total (diagnosed and undiagnosed) number of people with diabetes by local authority now and in the future. It is estimated that by 2030 over 4 million people in England will have diabetes. It also assesses the extent to which rising levels of obesity are likely to be responsible for the increasing prevalence of diabetes.
The model can also be applied to your own population data using the define your own area tool and define own ethnic group tool.
To see the profile for your area, visit
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=154049
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Diabetes Prevalence Model for local authorities updatedAn updated version of the Diabetes Prevalence Model has been published. The model revises the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model published in 2010 and estimates the total (diagnosed and undiagnosed) number of people with diabetes by local authority now and in the future. It is estimated that by 2030 over 4 million people in England will have diabetes. It also assesses the extent to which rising levels of obesity are likely to be responsible for the increasing prevalence of diabetes.
The model can also be applied to your own population data using the define your own area tool and define own ethnic group tool.
To see the profile for your area, visit
http://bit.ly/NDISprevalence
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Diabetes Resources CollectionCollection of resources relating to diabetes. YHPHO is the lead PHO for diabetes.
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Diabetes with kidney disease key factsThis document has been produced to provide key facts about adults with diabetes who also have kidney disease. The information is based on literature searches undertaken during 2010/11 using reliable information sources.
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Diabetes with Kidney Disease Key Facts now published.Building on the success of the Key Facts series, NHS Diabetes and Kidney Care, EMPHO and YHPHO have published Diabetes with kidney disease key facts.
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DiabetesE and NDA PCT resultsDiabetesE measures and benchmarks the performance of all aspects of a system of diabetes care and actively encourages continuous improvement to meet and surpass national standards.
As well as displaying the DiabetesE results dashboards, the How Do I Compare pages also display the most recent NDA PCT dashboards and the QOF diabetes indicator results.
Download a
flyer with an overview of the tool.
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DiabetesE eighth national reportDiabetesE, developed by
www.innove.co.uk/, is an online self assessment tool which measures and benchmarks
the quality of diabetes service provision. The DiabetesE eighth National Report Executive Summary, containing the high level results, was published in February 2013. There is also an executive summary available.
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Diabetic complications and mortality: PCT level analysis of the National Diabetes Audit 2010/11This short briefing reports on a Primary Care Trust (PCT) level analysis of diabetic complications and mortality based on the National Diabetes Audit (published on 10 December 2012 by the NHS Information Centre).
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Diabetic foot - inpatient management of people with diabetic foot ulcers and infectionNICE and Nursing Times have collaborated to produce a free online learning module, developed by nurses, for nurses, to support the implementation of the NICE clinical guideline on diabetic foot problems (inpatient management of people with diabetic foot ulcers and infection, CG119). The module also supports the NICE quality standard on diabetes (QS10), which states that ‘people with diabetes with or at risk of foot ulceration receive regular review by a foot protection team in accordance with NICE guidance, and those with a foot problem requiring urgent medical attention are referred to and treated by a multidisciplinary foot care team within 24 hours.’
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Directors of infection prevention and control development eventThis is the second event in a programme of work being led by Professor Brian Duerden and his team, in conjunction with the MRSA/Cleaner Hospitals Team at the Department of Health.
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Disease Management Information Toolkit (DMIT) - DiabetesThe paediatric diabetes module of DMIT has information at primary care trust (PCT) level on emergency hospital admissions for patients aged under 19 with a primary diagnosis of diabetes. The toolkit enables PCTs to compare their emergency admission rates, bed-days and lengths of stay with a range of comparators. It is designed to highlight variations at PCT level and allow benchmarking to inform the commissioning decision-making process for children's services. Updated 8/8/12.
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Disease Prevalence EstimatesUpdated modelled estimates of the prevalence of five diseases (coronary heart disease, cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, hypertension and stroke) with significant impact on the health and wellbeing of the population are now available to inform commissioning of services, and to support case finding and targeting of resources.
The models use information from the Health Survey for England and population statistics to provide the estimated prevalence of each long-term condition.
Results are provided for PCTs, lower- and upper-tier local authorities, and GP practices at
www.apho.org.uk/diseaseprevalencemodels
Practice- and PCT-level data are also included in the revised National General Practice Profiles tool at
www.apho.org.uk/PRACPROF
The updated estimates are produced by erpho, the East of England Public Health Observatory, on behalf of the network of PHOs in England. Other disease prevalence models, including for diabetes and chronic kidney disease, are also available.
Further information on the need for, and methods of generating, disease prevalence models can be found in Technical Briefing No. 8: Prevalence Modelling, at
www.apho.org.uk/prevalencemodelling
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Domestic violence and social marketing campaignPresentation by Louise Robinson, NHS Hull, to Yorkshire and Humber Social Marketing Forum 13 January 2010.
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Don't wish on space hardware - measuring qualityPresentation given by Professor John Wright at YHQO launch
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Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals
NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals
NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Doncaster Better Workplace Better Mental Health Project: Progress Report 2008/2009{HEALTH}{BUSINESS}{HEALTH AT WORK}{MENTAL HEALTH}
Doncaster PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
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Down's Syndrome Screening ProgrammeAIM
To provide a high quality Down?s syndrome Screening Programme (DsSP) which meets the recommendations of the UK National Screening Committee (NSC) and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), to identify women who are at higher risk of having a pregnancy affected by Down?s syndrome
PURPOSE OF SERVICE SPECIFICATION
The Service Specification specifies the service outline, quality indicators (including targets) waiting times and activity expected by the Commissioner
The funding allocated to to cover the provision of the programme as defined in the Service Specification is outlined in the main Contract held between
the Commissioner and the Provider
Performance against the Service Specification will be monitored via the formal Contract Review Mechanism between the Commissioner and the Provider.
The Service Specification is an integral part of the planning and delivery of
services. As such, it is clearly linked to the Commissioners local delivery plan and the wider service specifications for screening programmes.
The Service Specification operates up to the point of diagnosis of fetal anomaly. Subsequent management and treatment is covered by the relevant clinical specification.
SERVICE TO BE PROVIDED
The Service Specification makes explicit what the Commissioner requires the Provider to deliver and achieve on behalf of its population of women registered with General Practice in the Commissioner?s area who present for maternity care. In providing services the Provider agrees to meet all of the specified requirements. Any deviations must be negotiated with the Commissioner.
The Provider will offer all pregnant women who present for maternity care a screening test for Down?s syndrome as part of the DsSP before twenty week?s gestation. The pathway for Down?s syndrome Screening is outlined on Appendix 1.
The Provider will ensure that women are informed of the purposes, possible outcomes and the limitations of the screening test as early as possible in pregnancy. (Ideally less then 10 week?s gestation)
The Provider will provide a screening test with a detection rate above 75% and a screen positive rate of less than 3% based on the model of a whole population screening programme.
The Provider will ensure provision of appropriate diagnostic tests for the investigation and management of women at higher risk. The screening test results should be issued within the nationally agreed time frame. Women should have the opportunity to discuss Down?s syndrome with a Paediatrician, Fetal Medicine Specialist or a Geneticist.
The Provider will offer appropriate support for women with a confirmed diagnosis.
The Provider will ensure that all elements of their DsSP comply with Antenatal Screening - Working Standards for Down?s syndrome Screening 2007 and any subsequent national standards/models of best practice guidance issued.
CRITERIA
All pregnant women should be offered a test which calculates the risk of having a baby with Down?s syndrome. This will be either
The combined test. Nuchal Translucency (NT) measurement by ultrasound screening plus serum tests (free ßHCG & PAPP-A) for women who request screening in the first trimester and understand the implications of doing so,or the quadruple or triple test for women who attend for screening in the second trimester. A second trimester test will always be required to accommodate women who present after the first trimester.
All laboratories used for the screening element of the DsSP must be able to fulfil the national quality standards for Down?s syndrome Screening and regularly submit data to Down?s syndrome Quality Assurance Support Service (DQASS) this includes private laboratories. Laboratory service provision requirements and responsibilities are outlined in a separate service specification Down?s syndrome Serum Screening Laboratory
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Draft carbon reduction strategy for the NHS in England - Draft response from Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public HealthDraft response of Directors of Public Health in Yorkshire and the Humber to the consultation on the draft strategy for carbon reduction in the NHS in England.
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Draft Single Sex Accomodation Service Specification{HEALTH}
Drug MisuseWelcome to the web pages of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, Promoting and delivering public health intelligence
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Drugs Team (Young People) ManchesterDefinition of Service This specification describes a fully integrated Tier 2/3 service for young people up to the age of 21, to be delivered across Lancashire within the defined localities (or ‘footprints’) of North Lancashire, East Lancashire and South Lancashire (see pack for an outline of these ‘footprints’) The Service Provider/s will deliver the ‘frontline’ of specialist services which will enable the identification of vulnerable children and young people and provide early intervention and a range of specialist substance misuse treatment interventions. At Tier 2 the Service Provider/s will offer interventions aimed at reducing or removing risks and vulnerabilities of young substance users and assist with reintegration and maintenance of young people in mainstream services. Harm reduction advice and guidance is also provided at this level. At Tier 3 the Service Provider/s will offer comprehensive assessment of needs related to substance use (including alcohol); care planned interventions based on those needs; and a community-based pharmacological intervention where this is appropriate. The Service Provider/s will deliver the services across key settings, in which vulnerable young people are most likely to be found, including but not limited to; • Arrest referral • CAMHS • Youth Offending Service • Connexions The Service Provider/s will need Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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E2 CVD health intelligence toolkitProject: E2: Revision of Cardiac/Stroke Commissioning Health Intelligence e-Toolkit
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Early detection of lung cancer, DoncasterPresentation by Ian Carpenter, NHS Doncaster about the Doncaster Early Detection of Lung Cancer project.
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East Midlands SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation packA Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the East Midlands SHA area.
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East of England SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation packA Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the East of England SHA area.
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East Riding of Yorkshire PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
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Eating Disorders (Southampton)Service Description The centre of the community eating disorder service is based in central Hampshire with outreach clinics and groups offered in each locality across the county. The outreach clinics and groups are intended to facilitate easier access for service users and strengthen relationships with primary care and Community Mental Health Team’s. The service will provide a limited day care provision to support people with eating disorders who are making a transition from inpatient to community care packages. Service users will have their own individual eating disorder therapist in accordance with their assessed needs. Where possible and appropriate, joint working with both Primary Care and Community Mental Health Teams is advocated. Senior Eating Disorder clinicians will offer consultation, advice and support to Primary Care and other services who may be supporting people with eating disorders. The eating disorder inpatient service will manage and co-ordinates access to eating disorder inpatient beds. For Southampton, New Forest and Eastleigh Test Valley South, & Mid Hants areas, Kimmeridge Court (2 beds) in Poole provides the inpatient provision. In the case of tube feeding being required spot purchase beds can be accessed from independent providers. Service User’s GP are aware of all referrals to the Eating Disorders Service and retain medical responsibility for their ongoing management through treatment. GPs retain medical responsibility for outpatients. For service users in inpatient units, medical responsibility would transfer to the relevant Consultant Psychiatrist for that unit together with the geographical patch Consultant Psychiatrist for Adults. In the situation where a CMHT has either referred the patient to the Eating Disorders Service, has ongoing involvement by one of the CMHT members in the service user’s care plan and/or where there are significant co-morbid problems where psychiatric assessment and management may be required, Consultant responsibility for the service user remains with the Consultant General Adult Psychiatrist. In some complex cases, the Eating Disorders Service’s only role may be advisory/ consultative. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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Economic delivery group briefingPaper highlighting the background to the contribution of the NHS to the Regional Economic Delivery Group chaired by Rosie Winterton, MP.
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Emergency care referral pathway survey for HypoglycaemiaThe NHS and wider community have made great progress in caring for people with diabetes but historically we have lacked national information from the ambulance services. Currently rates of hypoglycaemia across the UK are unknown, but we estimate that UK ambulance services may be attending as many as 100,000 patients with diabetes each year through its emergency systems. Many of these call-outs may be preventable if appropriate referral pathways were in place.
NICE Quality standard no.13 states that people with diabetes who have experienced hypoglycaemia requiring medical attention should be referred to a specialist diabetes team. Although we know some areas have pathways in line with this standard, nationally, we do not know how many or to what extent to these processes are being followed.
NHS Diabetes in collaboration with ambulance trusts, NDIS and YHPHO are currently managing projects to review the scale of emergency care for hypoglycaemia provided by ambulance services and to gain a national picture of what happens to people with diabetes after they have received emergency treatment for a hypoglycaemic episode. As part of this programme of work, NHS Diabetes is collecting information on local care pathways for the management and subsequent follow up of a person with diabetes experiencing a severe hypoglycaemic episode requiring a 999 ambulance call-out. This information will allow us to assist areas where clear pathways do not exist and disseminate good practice.
We would like to invite you to take part in a short survey and estimate it will take no more than 10 minutes to complete. Please follow this link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Hypo_pathway_acute_trust_PCT.
Although we ask for the name or your organisation, only anonymised data will be reported. Where examples of good practice are identified, we will seek your permission to share this information with the wider diabetes community. Please complete the questionnaire by 5 October 2012. We look forward to your responses.
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Empowerment and Health & Wellbeing - Evidence ReviewThis evidence review looks at the evidence base for empowerment and health & wellbeing. It was commissioned as part of the evaluation of the Altogether Better
programme, a five-year initiative funded through the BIG Lottery that aims to empower people across the Yorkshire and Humber region to lead healthier lives. A shorter evidence summary is available to accompany this report.
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End of life The end of life theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the
APHO lead area.
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End of Life{HEALTH}
End of Life Care ProductsThe Healthy Ambitions Next Stage Review clearly sets out the requirement to ‘re-think’ how society (within the region) approaches death and the actions that the NHS should take to improve the care people receive at the end of their life. Several statistics within the report indicate that care services designed to support people during this difficult time are not necessarily aligned with the public’s declared preferences.
The aims of this project were to conduct research to gain consumer insights into the needs, desires and perceptions of 'End of Life Care' in Yorkshire & Humber.
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End of Life Pathway Leadership Board Quality reportThe End of Life Quality Report has been produced to support the NHS Yorkshire and the Humber Pathway Leadership Board in monitoring quality of end of life care across Yorkshire and Humber. A summary document and associated files are available at our
End of Life theme page. This report is has 6 main areas on key priorities for end of life care
End of life Register - identifying patients approaching end of life and patient preferences.
Place of death – key national measure associated with patient’s having a ‘good’ death.
Deaths in hospital – the potential adverse effects of admitting patients at end of life to hospital.
Cause of death – understanding how cause of death impacts on place of death and inclusion on registers.
Other – linking the areas together in the context of rates of death, deprivation and life expectancy, projections in death and population and prevalence of conditions.
Area – beginning to think about the geography of the localities and how this might impact on care at end of life, as well as resource and capacity constraints.
{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PALLIATIVE CARE}{PALLIATIVE TREATMENT}{QUALITY}{TERMINAL CARE}
End of life quality reportYHQO has produced a quality report to support the work of the NHS Yorkshire and the Humber End of Life Pathway Leadership Board. The report brings together data on end of life around key themes and uses benchmarking data to identify issues and good practice as well as providing recommendations. For further information see our
End of life theme page.
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End of Life summarySummary of the NHS Yorkshire and the Humber End of Life Pathway Leadership Board Quality report published in June 2012.
The full report and associated files are available at our
End of Life theme page.
{HEALTH}{DEATH}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PALLIATIVE CARE}{PALLIATIVE TREATMENT}{QUALITY}{TERMINAL CARE}
End of Life Supporting Benchmark Tool: Yorkshire and the HumberThis benchmark tool aims to bring together data from a range of sources to get a picture of end of life care across Yorkshire and Humber.This benchmark tool is designed to be used alongside the
End of Life Quality Report. It contains a range of additional charts not included in the main report to support further analysis that organisations may wish to undertake.
The tool is divided into 6 main sections:
1) End of life register - Proportion of people on an end of life register and QOF points achieved
2) Place of death - split by hospital, own home, care home, hospice and other and by age group
3) Deaths in hospital - Length of stay, age and primary diagnosis
4) Cause of death - Cancer, cardiovascular disease (CVD), respiratory disease and other (any cause excluding cancer, CVD and respiratory)
5) Demographics and other - Death rates, life expectancy, deprivation, projections and prevalence of conditions
6) Area - Geography, drive times, capacity and resources
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PALLIATIVE CARE}{PALLIATIVE TREATMENT}{QUALITY}{TERMINAL CARE}
England-wide National Care Home Diabetes Audit: participation now openThis national audit seeks to identify quality standards that can be picked up by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to be used for assessment of the quality of diabetes care being delivered in care home settings.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{NURSING HOME}{QUALITY}
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Establishing regional support to health trainer service delivery in Yorkshire and the Humber regionPaper outlining the key issues that need to be addressed as the means to regional sustainability so that all who wish to can access the support of a health trainer and to exploit this opportunity for wider workforce development in health improvement.
{HEALTH}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{PREVENTION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}
European regional health profilesYorkshire and Humber’s health is compared with other regions in Europe, as well as regions of the United Kingdom. The European project I2SARE (Health Inequalities Indicators in the Regions of Europe) was established to produce a health profile using 37 health and health service indicators for each region of the European Union. You can download the profiles from the NEPHO website at
http://www.nepho.org.uk/publications.php5?rid=851{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EUROPEAN ORGANISATION}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{POPULATION DATA}
EvaluationThis report summarises the evaluation forms completed by delegates at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PROGRAMME}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Event items for monthly newsletter{HEALTH}
Events{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Every Baby MattersLeaflet produced by Bradford District Partnership about Every Baby Matters highlighting key messages to share and pass on and useful resources.
{HEALTH}{BABY}{DEATH}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{INFANCY}{INFANT}{INFANT DEATH}{INFANT MORTALITY}{MORTALITY}
Evidence briefing for public health actionNorth West PHO supported by YHPHO have identified the evidence and guidance which supports the actions from the Regional Staying Healthy workstreams of the Darzi review. These are presented as a table which shows the hierarchy of evidence.
This table identifies research evidence and guidance in support of the statements derived from Staying Healthy. The hierarchy of evidence is as follows: NICE guidance; systematic reviews; non-systematic review research evidence; identified research gap. The existence of higher level evidence precludes the identification of lower levels. NICE programme and intervention guidance reference numbers are cited, as are examples of systematic reviews. Sources of evidence included NICE website; National Guidance Clearing House; Cochrane Library; and academic databases.
{HEALTH}{EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE}{HEALTH SERVICES}{REVIEW}{SYSTEMATIC REVIEW}
Evidence sources for Health EconomicsList of sources relevant for health economics
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Evidence Summary - Community Health ChampionsThis evidence summary outlines the evidence base for community health
champions. It has been produced for Altogether Better a five-year region
wide collaborative programme funded through the BIG Lottery Well-being
Fund that aims to empower people across the Yorkshire & Humber region to lead healthier lives.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT}{COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}
Evidence Summary - Empowerment and Health & Well-beingThis evidence summary outlines the evidence base for empowerment
approaches to improve health & well-being. The summary has been produced
for Altogether Better, a five-year programme funded through the BIG Lottery which aims to empower people across the Yorkshire and Humber region to lead healthier lives.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT}{EMPOWERMENT}
Evidence Summary - Mental Health and EmploymentThis evidence summary outlines the evidence base for workplace interventions related to mental health. It has been produced for Altogether Better, a five-year
programme funded through the BIG Lottery that aims to empower people
across the Yorkshire & Humber region to lead healthier lives.
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{EMPLOYMENT POLICY}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION}
Examining income, employment and health inequalities within Yorkshire and HumberLorna Weaver and Brian Ferguson from YHPHO have published an article examining income, employment and health inequalities in recent years in Yorkshire and the Humber’s Local Authorities, using the ‘Gini coefficient’, forecasts of ‘employment bounceback’ and the ‘slope of inequality index’ of life expectancy. The review can be found in the summer 2010 edition (volume 20 issue 1, pages 21-23) of The Yorkshire and Humber Regional Review at the Yorkshire Futures archive on the National Archives website
http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20101218035339/http://www.yorkshirefutures.com/system/files/documents/RR%2020_1_%20revised.pdf{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{EMPLOYMENT TRENDS}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INCOME}{INCOME INEQUALITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{STATISTICAL INFORMATION}
Example Volunteer Agreements & Role Descriptions for People Volunteering in Public Health Roles{HEALTH}
Excess Winter Deaths in EnglandThe Excess Winter Deaths interactive mapping tool has been produced by the West Midlands Public Health Observatory (WMPHO) on behalf of the Public Health Observatories in England. The tool allows users to view excess winter deaths data in England with the facility to drill down to local authorities to access information relating to age group or selected disease conditions.
{HEALTH}{AGE}{AGE GROUP}{DATA}{DEATH}{GROUP}{HEALTH}{HOUSING}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MORTALITY}{PATIENT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{SOCIAL GROUPS}{USERS}
Executive Report - Assessing the challenges of applying standard methods of economic evaluation to public health programmes - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)The second Wanless Report highlighted the need to consider the cost-effectiveness of public health interventions. The generation of high-quality, timely evidence on cost-effectiveness is essential for organisations that are responsible for commissioning services. Methods for assessing the costeffectiveness of health care treatments and programmes have existed for several years but have been applied mainly to more narrowly defined clinical areas such as drug interventions.
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}
Executive Report - National Tobacco Control Policies: do they have a differential social impact? - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC){HEALTH}{CAUSES OF HARM}{HEALTH POLICY}{ILLEGAL SALES}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{SMOKING}{TOBACCO}{TOBACCO CONTROL POLICY}{TOBACCO USE}
Executive Report - The changing pattern of obesity: An analysis to inform practice and policy development - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)In the UK, being overweight or obese has increasingly become associated with lower socioeconomic position, and evidence suggests that such a social gradient has become established in childhood.
- The emerging socioeconomic gradient of obesity in children is of particular concern because both overweight and obese children have an increased risk of obesity in adult life, and weight management interventions among children
and young adults are of limited effectiveness.
- Analysis of a range of existing datasets has largely confirmed reported trends
in obesity in the UK population, including its strong social gradient.
- Levels of excess body weight appear greater among women than among men,
although there is some evidence that men are ‘catching up’. Levels of overweight and obesity increase with age from childhood up to age 75 years, suggesting that efforts to prevent or reduce obesity and overweight need to start early in life and continue at least until retirement age.
{HEALTH}{CAUSES OF HARM}{EATING HABIT}{HEALTHY EATING}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{OBESITY}{OVERWEIGHT}
Executive Report - The health and wellbeing effects of changing the organisation of shift work: a systematic review - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC){HEALTH}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{SHIFT WORKING}{SOCIAL CONDITION}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}
Exploring the role of Commissions in developing powerful locally owned evidence based commissioningThis report summarises a conference on commissioning held in November 2012 by Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory and Minding the Gap. It aimed to share some of the emerging practice for formally structured commissions and consider its implications for local commissioning.
Formally structured Commissions, for example, place a greater emphasis on:
A holistic view of place
Testing priorities through public and stakeholder dialogue
Cross-sectoral engagement
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External resources: alcoholA collection of external resources relating to alcohol.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{ALCOHOL MISUSE}{ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM}{BINGE DRINKING}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{LIFESTYLE}
External resources: dental and oralA collection of external resources relating dental and oral public health.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{DIGESTIVE TRACT DISEASES}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{ORAL HEALTH}{ORAL HEALTH DISORDER}{ORAL HEALTH PROMOTION}
External resources: obesityA collection of external resources relating to obesity, physical activity and nutrition.
{HEALTH}{BODY MASS INDEX}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{LIFESTYLE}{OBESITY}{OVERWEIGHT}
External resources: patient and public insight{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{MARKETING}{MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
External resources: patient and public insight: strategic documentsCollection of links to strategic documents relating to patient and public insight and social marketing.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{MARKETING}{MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
External resources: sexual health and teenage pregnancyA collection of external resources relating to sexual health and teenage pregnancy.
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{LIFESTYLE}{SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION}
f) Scalable Model 20100601 v10_Blank{HEALTH}
Falls{HEALTH}
Familial Hypercholsesterolamia - FrameworkPlease note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/familial
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Familial hypercholesterolaemia is a genetic disorder characterized by high cholesterol levels, specifically very high
low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) levels, in the blood and premature cardiovascular disease.
Familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH) occurs in about one person in every 500 and is one of the most frequently
occurring inherited conditions. It is caused by an abnormal gene resulting in exceptionally high LDL-C levels. These
high cholesterol levels start from birth and are present throughout life. This leads to early hardening of the arteries
and the onset of vascular disease. People with FH are at high risk of early coronary heart disease (CHD).
FH is hugely under diagnosed. Although more than 120,000 people in the UK have the disease, a 2008 survey of
lipid clinics indicated that 15,000 cases are known at most. Thus, approaching 90% of people with FH go undetected
and may be disabled or die from CHD early in life, often in their 40s or 50s, sometimes earlier.
FH is a genetic problem with a dominant mode of inheritance and can therefore be passed from parent to child.
Each family member has an even chance of inheriting the problem. The disease does not skip generations. This
means that children and grandchildren of family members who do not have the defect are not at risk from FH.
Effective treatments are available. The key to improving outcomes for people with early FH is early identification
which will enable early initiation of preventative treatment. Therefore, whenever FH is diagnosed, it is important
that all close relatives are followed up so they can start preventative treatment.
The Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) published guidance on the identification and management
of FH in August 2008. This guidance clearly states that risk algorithms such as Framingham or QRISK are not
appropriate for estimating CHD risk in FH patients, and the high CHD risk in FH patients is often not recognised by
GPs who therefore do not offer adequate lipid lowering therapy, or identify the familial nature of the disease (and
therefore relatives are not tested).
To date, few commissioners have taken action and FH remains something of a “Cinderella” condition. Once
diagnosed, FH can be effectively treated (usually with drug therapy such as statins).
The preventive aspect is therefore important: it is estimated that if the detection rate for FH was improved to 80-
90%, the potential saving to the NHS in terms of reduced premature morbidity/mortality would be of the order of £20m.
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Fast Alcohol Screening Test{HEALTH}
Feedback{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Feedback form{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Feedback from the Directors of Public Health Conference held on 23 April 2008Feedback from the first regional public health conference arranged under the auspices of the Directors of Public Health Network.
{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{COMMUNITY}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}
Flowchart – Tinnitus Management (Standard){HEALTH}
Follow us on TwitterWe are now using Twitter to engage with people about our work.
View our Twitter page at
www.twitter.com/yhpho and follow us
@yhpho for regular updates. Find out about how we are using Twitter at
www.yhpho.org.uk/twitter
The Child and Maternal Health Observatory -
www.twitter.com/ChiMatorguk and National Diabetes Information Service -
www.twitter.com/diabetesndis are also on Twitter.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INTERNET}{MASS MEDIA}
Foot care for people with diabetes: the economic case for changeRecent research commissioned by NHS Diabetes suggests that around 6,000 people with diabetes have leg, foot or toe amputations each year in England. Many of these are avoidable. The risk of amputation in diabetes is 23 times that of people without diabetes. The cost of diabetic foot ulcers and amputations to the NHS in England in 2010-11 is estimated at £639 million - £662 million. Approximately £1 in every £150 the NHS spent was for diabetic foot ulceration and amputation.
The purpose of this paper is to summarise the health economic evidence relating to foot care in diabetes, and to examine the potential for quality and productivity improvements.
The paper is divided into four sections. Section I examines the scale of the problem – the incidence and prevalence of foot problems in diabetes, the impact on quality of life, prognosis and mortality, and available evidence on the quality of current care. Section II examines clinical and economic evidence on the potential to improve foot care in diabetes, and for such improvements to be cost effective and/or cost saving. Section III sets out cost estimates of current foot care for people with diabetes in England. Section IV examines the impact of MDTs on patient outcomes and NHS costs.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ECONOMICS}{FOOT HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Forward programme for meetings of the Directors of Public health NetworkTopics identified for discussion at forthcoming meetings of the Directors of Public health network
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{INFORMATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Freedom of information{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Frequently asked questions about Quality Accounts
Frequently asked questions about Quality Accounts, published by the Department of Health.
{HEALTH}{DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OR NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE LOCAL POLICY}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
From 1st April 2013 YHPHO will be part of Public Health EnglandFrom 1 April 2013, YHPHO will be joining Public Health England (PHE), an executive
agency of the Department of Health, as part of the Knowledge and Intelligence Team for
Northern and Yorkshire.
This development gives an opportunity for YHPHO to continue its
success in contributing to improvements in the health and wellbeing of people in Yorkshire
and the Humber and beyond and to reducing inequalities. PHE will lead on the development
of a 21st century health and wellbeing service, supporting local authorities and the NHS to
deliver the greatest possible improvements in public health. We look forward to continuing to
work with our existing users.
{HEALTH}{CHANGE (ORGANISATIONAL)}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}
From the North to the North - Establishment of a strategic public health link between the Yorkshire & the Humber/North West regions and the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan{HEALTH}{EMERGENCY}{EMERGENCY PLAN}{EMERGENCY PLANNING}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}{REGIONAL GOVERNMENT}
Frontier Framework for Service Change 28.04.10Provider Economics – Framework for considering service change.
A decision support document for PCTs in Yorkshire and the Humber
{HEALTH}
Frontier Guide to Provider EconomicsA practical introduction for PCTs in Yorkshire and the Humber - March 2010
©Frontier Economics Ltd, London.
{HEALTH}
Frontier Guide to Value Based Pricing 27.04.10A practical introduction for PCTs in Yorkshire and the Humber.
{HEALTH}
Frontier Workshop March 2010 - Slides{HEALTH}
Fuel Poverty - the role of Public HealthYorkshire and the Humber continuing professional development for public health
{HEALTH}{FUEL POVERTY}
Fuel poverty in Yorkshire and the Humber: Promoting health through affordable warmthBuilding on a recent submission to PCT Chief Executives, the paper seeks approval for a regional programme of action to promote health through affordable warmth, proposes the practical actions that the programme will deliver, and seeks support for the resources and funding needed to implement the programme.
{HEALTH}{HOUSING}{LIVING CONDITIONS}{QUALITY OF LIFE}{SOCIAL SUPPORT}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{WELLBEING}
Full List of Web Portal Documents and Resources {HEALTH}
Full Report - Tackling the wider social determinants of health and health inequalities: Evidence from systematic reviews - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC){HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{CULTURE}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INCOME INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{LIFESTYLE}{SOCIAL CLASS}{SOCIAL CONDITION}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL FACTOR}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIAL ISSUE}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}
Funding tobacco controlReport detailing progress on funding tobacco control initiatives in Yorkshire and the Humber and options for taking forward the control of cheap and illicit tobacco.
{HEALTH}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{LIFESTYLE}{SMOKING}{TOBACCO USE}
Further Information on the Cardiac Rehabilitation Reference Group{HEALTH}
g) NHS Y&H EOL programme plan v0.14{HEALTH}
General lifestyle survey (GLS)The GLS is a series of annual surveys, including an estimate of smoking prevalence in adults at regional level.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{CIGARETTE SMOKING}{DATA}{DATA COLLECTION}{DRINKING (ALCOHOL)}{LIFESTYLE}{PASSIVE SMOKING}{SMOKING}{SMOKING CESSATION}{SMOKING CESSATION COUNSELLING}{STATISTICAL DATA}{SURVEY}{TOBACCO}{TOBACCO CONTROL POLICY}{TOBACCO INDUSTRY}{TOBACCO SMOKE}{TOBACCO SMOKING}{TOBACCO USE}
General Medicine{HEALTH}
General Practice{HEALTH}
General Practice Classifcation Groups reportThe General Practice Classification Groups provide a set of ten groups of general practices with similar characteristics. This report details the methods used and also provides an overview of the main characteristics of the
practices in each classification group.
They can be used to benchmark practice level indicators and provide a
comparison with practices that are likely to be facing similar challenges.
{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{METHOD}{SOCIAL GROUPS}
General Practice Classification GroupsThe General Practice Classification Groups provide a set of ten groups of general practices with similar characteristics for all practices in England. They can be used to benchmark practice level indicators and provide a comparison with practices that are likely to be facing similar challenges.
The report details the methods used and also provides an overview of the main characteristics of the practices in each classification group. A copy of the lookup file for the General Practice Classification Groups is available on request for use by NHS organisations. Please contact
Naomi Holman for further information.
{HEALTH}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{METHOD}{SOCIAL GROUPS}
General Practice Classification GroupsA set of classification groups of GP Practices with similar characteristics for all practices in England. They can be used to benchmark practice level indicators and provide a comparison with practices that are likely to be facing similar challenges. For further details please see
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/default.aspx?RID=104087.
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GMS}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{SOCIAL GROUPS}
Generic Documents for the Development of Service Specifications{HEALTH}
Geodemographics – a tool for health intelligence?This report describes some of the potential applications of geodemographic tools in the health sector.
{HEALTH}{GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM}{GEOGRAPHY}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
Getting Europe Active - Regional Physical Activity Framework Yorkshire and the Humber{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{COMMUNICATION}{CYCLING}{DATA}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{PREVENTION}{SPORTS}{TRANSPORT}{WALKING}
Global Health Impacts of Floods: Epidemiologic Evidence{HEALTH}{EMERGENCY}{EMERGENCY PLANNING}{EPIDEMIOLOGY}{INCIDENCE}{PREVALENCE}
Global Public Health database trialGlobal Public Health database contains the bibliographic records of journal articles, reports, conference proceedings, newsletters, books relating to public health. YHPHO have set up a trial for NHS staff in the Yorkshire and Humber region. Please contact Helen Outhwaite for further details (hko1@york.ac.uk).
{HEALTH}{DATABASE}{EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION SOURCE}{SOURCES OF INFORMATION}
Good practice guidance for the commissioning and monitoring of Independent Mental Capacity Advocate (IMCA) servicesThe service specification is a revision of the example produced by the DH in 2006. It reflects the experience of commissioning and providing the IMCA service and the extension of the IMCA role because of the DOLS. The rationale for the suggested changes is discussed in the Issues to consider when reviewing contracts section above. Sections marked in [square brackets Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Governance ArrangementsFind out about the governance arrangements for Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
GP Consortia{HEALTH}
GP Outpatient Physiotherapy{HEALTH}
GP Practice - Health Checks – Role of Community Learning Disability Teams (CLDT){HEALTH}
GP Practice - Health Checks – Role of Community Learning Disability Teams (CLDT)Please note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/management-of-health-for-people-with-learning-disa
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{HEALTH}
GP Practice – Step-by-Step guide to implementing annual health checks for people with learning disabilities{HEALTH}
GP Practice – Step-by-Step guide to implementing annual health checks for people with learning disabilitiesPlease note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/management-of-health-for-people-with-learning-disa
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{HEALTH}
GP Practice ProfilesFind out about the development of the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) GP practice profiles project.
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}
GP practice profilesDiabetes specific GP practice profiles are currently being developed through the NDIS partnership.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{SERVICES}
GP TemplatesDES Guidance and Alcohol Templates
{HEALTH}
Guidance{HEALTH}
Guidance on Monitoring a Cardiac Rehabilitation ServiceContents
Monitoring a Cardiac Rehabilitation Service
Managing the contract against the dashboard
Information requirements
Using the NHS Standard Contract and remedial action
Related tools and guidance
Monitoring a Cardiac Rehabilitation Service
{HEALTH}
Guidance on Planning a Cardiac Rehabilitaion ServiceContents
Planning a Cardiac Rehabilitation Service
Understand the health needs of patients with coronary heart disease
Understand the current service
Define the scope of the future service
Identify the available options
Understand the financial implications
Complete a business case
Related tools and guidance
{HEALTH}
Guidance on the routine collection of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs)Department of Health guidance for providers and PCT Commissioners on the collection of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{GUIDANCE}{HEALTH}{PATIENT}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROVIDER}{QUALITY}{SERVICE USERS}{USERS}
Guide to slope index of inequality (SII)A guide to slope indices of inequality
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH}{INEQUALITY}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
GUM 48 hour access and Social Marketing and Sexual HealthPresentation on regional performance on the 48 hour target for access to GUM services and latest thinking on social marketing and sexual health
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICABLE DISEASE}{DATA}{GENITOURINARY DISEASE}{HEALTH PROTECTION}{INFECTION CONTROL}{MARKETING}{SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR}{SEXUAL HEALTH}
Gypsies and TravellersPlease note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link:http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/gypsies-and-travellers
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For terms of use available at:
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h) Capability Assessment Question Alex Arnes{HEALTH}
h) Capability Assessment Questions Mark Ward{HEALTH}
Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
HAZMED scheme in West YorkshirePresentation made to the Regional Public Health Conference - "Because we're worth it - Demanding better health in Yorkshire and the Humber" - held on 23 April 2008 on the development of the HAZMED scheme for the handling of chemical incidents.
{HEALTH}{ACCIDENT}{CHEMICAL}{EMERGENCY}{POISONOUS SUBSTANCE}{POLLUTANT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{TERRORISM}
Health ACORN Methodology documentAn overview of the methodology behind CACIs Health ACORN classification
{HEALTH}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
Health advice following flooding{HEALTH}{COMMUNICABLE DISEASE}{EMERGENCY}{WATER}{WATER ACCIDENT}{WATER POLLUTION}{WATER QUALITY}
Health and Lifestyle Surveys…The Kirklees experience{HEALTH}{CROSS SECTIONAL SURVEY}{HEALTH BEHAVIOUR}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{LIFESTYLE}{RESEARCH METHOD}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SURVEY}
Health and the economy in Yorkshire and the HumberThis report presents and analysis of the region's health sector and its economic scale and opportunities and considers the economic and demographic profile of the region and its health implications.
{HEALTH}{BUSINESS}{ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT}{ECONOMIC POLICY}{ECONOMICS}{ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND INDUSTRY}{EMPLOYMENT}{ENVIRONMENT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{REGIONAL VARIATION}{RURAL AREA}{SKILL}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{UNEMPLOYMENT}{URBAN AREAS}{WORK ENVIRONMENT}
Health and work: developing strategic opportunitiesThis Regional Public Health Briefing sets out some of the strategic issues involved in the promotion of better health and tackling health inequalities through access to good quality jobs and a healthy workplace.
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYEE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{OCCUPATIONAL GROUP}{OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{WORK ENVIRONMENT}{WORKPLACE}{WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION}
Health and work: developing strategic opportunities{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{STRATEGIC PLAN}{UNEMPLOYMENT}{WORKPLACE}{WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION}
Health Challenge England - next steps for Choosing Health{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{EDUCATION}{EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND SKILLS}{EMPLOYMENT}{GENERAL PUBLIC}{HEALTH EDUCATION}{LIFESTYLE}{MARKETING}{NATIONAL ORGANISATION}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}
Health EconomicsHealth economics is one of the lead roles that Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO) fulfils on behalf of the network of PHOs. Find about about Health Economics, tools, data and resources, training and events and contact details.
{ECONOMICS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{INTELLIGENCE}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health economics basicsThis presentation was used at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PROGRAMME}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Health economics briefingThe Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO) is the lead PHO on health economics across the national Association of PHOs. This briefing illustrates some of the areas of work being led by YHPHO and where we can offer health economics support. We are currently developing our health economics work programme and would welcome comments on any of the aspects of our work described in this briefing.
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{WORK}
Health economics briefing: costsThis briefing will help you to understand costs in relation to health economic evaluations.
{HEALTH}{APPRAISAL}{ASSESSMENT}{COST}{ECONOMIC APPRAISAL}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{ECONOMIC EVALUATION}{ECONOMICS}{EVALUATION}{EVALUATION REPORT}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}
Health economics briefing: evaluationThis briefing will help you to understand health economic evaluations.
{HEALTH}{APPRAISAL}{ASSESSMENT}{COST}{ECONOMIC APPRAISAL}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{ECONOMIC EVALUATION}{ECONOMICS}{EVALUATION}{EVALUATION REPORT}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}
Health economics briefing: measuring health outcomesThis briefing will help you to understand how health outcomes are measured.
{HEALTH}{COST}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{ECONOMICS}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}
Health economics prioritisation workshop 17 June 2010 Workshop on health economics prioritisation held on 17 June 2010 at YHPHO.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{TRAINING}
Health Economics Research Unit Postgraduate Certificate in Health Economics - Distance Learning{HEALTH}{DISTANCE LEARNING}{ECONOMICS}{EDUCATION}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{UNIVERSITY}
Health Economics training 10 June 2010Presentations from the Association of Public Health Observatories continuing professional development training on health economics held on 10 June 2010 at YHPHO.
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{PROFESSIONAL TRAINING}{TRAINING}
Health Equity Audit collectionCollection of resources relating to Health Equity Audit
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OR NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE NATIONAL POLICY}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}
Health equity audits completed in Hull and East Riding of YorkshireHealth equity audits completed in Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire focusing on CHD, cancer, mental health and diabetes, which can be found at www.hullpublichealth.org under 'Documents'.
{HEALTH}{CANCER}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH EQUITY AUDIT}{MENTAL HEALTH}
Health Impact Assessment - Learning by DoingLearning by Doing Projects: these summarise the lessons learnt from HIA projects within the Yorkshire and Humber region.
{HEALTH}{BEST PRACTICE}{EVALUATION}{EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING}{HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT}{IMPACT ASSESSMENT}
Health Impact Assessment of the regional economic strategyThis report summarises the HIA of the Regional Economic Strategy (RES), which was undertaken in collaboration with the Regional Public Health Group. The HIA engaged a wide range of stakeholders and resulted in changes to the draft RES, ensuring that the potential for health gains was maximised. Positive feedback from Yorkshire Forward indicates that they valued the process, as did other participants.
{HEALTH}{ECONOMIC INDICATOR}{ECONOMIC POLICY}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH GAIN}{HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{SOCIAL CAPITAL}{SOCIAL INDICATOR}{URBAN DEVELOPMENT}
Health in Strategic Environmental AssessmentPresentation on draft guidance on health in Strategic Environmetnal Assessment issued for consultation by the Department of Health.
{HEALTH}{ENVIRONMENT}{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Health Indicators - How healthy are children and young people in England? APHO Child Health Indications report: Young Person’s versionThe Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO) collected information and statistics to see how children and young people’s health varied according to the area they live in as well as other factors, like poverty. The research compares the health of children and young people living in different parts of England with those living in other European countries.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILD NUTRITION}{OBESITY}{OVERWEIGHT}{ROAD SAFETY}{SMOKING}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}{TOBACCO SMOKE}{TRAFFIC ACCIDENT}{YOUNG ADULT}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
Health InequalitiesThe health inequalities theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area.
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health inequalities dashboardsThis set of dashboards focus on life expectancy and all age all cause mortality (AAACM) for the former spearhead PCTs in Yorkshire
and the Humber. They include recent work undertaken by the Health Inequalities National Support Team around numbers of deaths that
will need to be averted in order for those PCTs to hit their AAACM target for 2011, as well as APHO calculated slope indices of inequality for life expectancy, cancer and cardiovascular disease. To be updated by 23 December 2010 with 2009 deaths data and 2009/10 QOF data, and will now include all PCTs within the Yorkshire and the Humber region. Access the dashboards at:
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/default.aspx?RID=84683 . Further information contact
Simon.Orange@york.ac.uk.
{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{CANCER}{CANCERS}{CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE}{DATA ANALYSIS}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}
Health Inequalities Dashboards - Mortality amenable to health care for Yorkshire and the HumberA collection of the dashboards (updated December 2010) for each of the seven PCTs for Yorkshire and Humber, detailing the progress made to reach targets in life expectancy and all age, all cause mortality.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH}{INEQUALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY (HUMAN)}{MORTALITY}{PCTS}{TARGETS}
Health intellgence update February 2008Update on key issues relating to health intelligence and the PHO.
{HEALTH}{CANCER}{CHILD}{INFANT}{NEONATE}
Health Intelligence Update April 2008{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{FINANCE}{FUNDING}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}
Health Intelligence Update April 2009Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update November 2007Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update August 2008Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update February 2009Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update July 2008Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update May 2008Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update November 2008Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update September 2008Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update June 2009{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{NETWORK}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health intelligence - SHA and PCT Chief Executives meeting 30 November 2007Report updating Chief Executives on a small number of "hot topics" in health intelligence
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{INFORMATION}{KNOWLEDGE}{METHOD}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Health Intelligence Monthly Hot Topics{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Network : Intelligent Commissioning Event 24 April 2007{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{COMMISSIONING}{INTELLIGENCE}{NETWORK}
Health Intelligence Network: INTELLIGENT COMMISSIONING WORKSHOP{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{MANAGEMENT}
Health Intelligence PHE Update: March 2013{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Practice Profiles - Search ToolThis project is a collaborative development between Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory and NHS Yorkshire and the Humber to bring together a wide range of primary care data into a single source for the purposes of benchmarking
{HEALTH}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP PRACTICE}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Practice Profiles and PCT Level ProfilesThe Health Intelligence Practice Profiles for PCTs and General Practices in Yorkshire and Humber bring together a wide range of primary care data into a single source for the purposes of
benchmarking.
{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GP PRACTICE}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Practice Profiles User GuideThis page provides links to multimedia user guides about the Health Intelligence Practice Profiles.
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PATIENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}{USERS}
Health Intelligence update{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{HEALTH RESEARCH}
Health intelligence updateRegular update on health intelligence issues from the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{CANCER}{CHILD HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{ORAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Health intelligence updateUpdate on work being undertaken by the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{INFORMATION}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}
Health Intelligence Update April 2010YHPHO Health Intelligence Update bulletin April 2010.
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}
Health Intelligence Update February 2010YHPHO Health Intelligence Update February 2010.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH RESEARCH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}
Health Intelligence Update January 2010{HEALTH}{AREA BASED CLASSIFICATION}{BUDGET}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update November 2009{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{NETWORK}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update October 2009{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{NETWORK}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence update 14 December 2007YHPHO provide a regular update on a small number of ‘hot topics’ in health intelligence.
{HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD WELFARE}{MATERNITY SERVICE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}
Health Intelligence Update August 2010{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update August 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update CollectionEach month YHPHO produces a monthly bulletin with details of recent and forthcoming YHPHO / APHO / YHQO publications, products and events.
Find out more about our
newsletters and how to subscribe.
{HEALTH}
Health Intelligence Update December 2007Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{INFORMATION SOURCE}
Health Intelligence Update December 2010{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update December 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update February 2008{HEALTH}
Health Intelligence Update February 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update February 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update January 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update January 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update July 2010Health Intelligence Update - July 2010
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Health Intelligence Update July 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update June 2010{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{QUALITY}
Health Intelligence Update June 2011Each month YHPHO produces a bulletin with details of recent and forthcoming YHPHO/YHQO publications, products and events.
Find out more about our
newsletters and how to subscribe.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update June 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update March 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update March 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update March 2013{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update May 2010YHPHO Health Intelligence Update May 2010
{HEALTH}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{INTELLIGENCE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}
Health Intelligence Update May 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update May 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update November 2010{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update November 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update November 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update October 2010{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update October 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update October 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update September 2010{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update September 2011{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence Update September 2012{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Health Intelligence update: Programme Budgeting and Marginal Analysis, Health Inequalities{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{ECONOMICS}{EXPENDITURE}{FINANCE}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}
Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber (HIYAH)Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber (HIYAH) is a programme of work for our 14 NHS Primary Care Trusts, to support their World Class Commissioning activities.
{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}
Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber (HIYAH) annual report 2009 - 2010Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber annual report, published April 2010 gives details of the work programme, benefits, frontline feedback and World Class Commissioning Competencies for each product.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PROGRAMME}
Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber (HIYAH) annual report 2010 - 2011Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber annual report, published June 2011 gives details of the work programme, feedback and an overview of outputs for each project.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{INTELLIGENCE}{PROGRAMME}
Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber: Turning vision into realityA period of strategic development and stakeholder engagement has shown support for the concept of a ‘hub and spoke’ vision for ‘Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber’ to ensure that the NHS becomes an effective intelligence-led reformed system. This paper sets out the key issues that arise from implementing the ‘hub and spoke’ model in the region and identifies some practical proposals for implementation. Views of key stakeholders on these opportunities are sought.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{COMMUNICATION}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION NEED}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{THEORY}
Health Investment packsThese packs have been produced to provide an illustration to PCTs of what can be done to analyse and prioritise health investment within local populations.
{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Health Investment packs surveyThe
Health Investment packs were produced in November 2010 by The Department of Health's Right Care “Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention (QIPP)” workstream. The packs provide an illustration to PCTs of what can be done to analyse and prioritise health investment within local populations.
Help us to evaluate the packs and gather examples of how they have been used by completing a short survey.
Access the survey from:
www.surveymonkey.com/s/healthinvestmentpacks Further information please contact:
Sue.Baughan@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{FINANCE}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{OPINION POLLS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUESTIONNAIRE}{SURVEY}
Health needs assessment in the deaf community in Wakefield workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the health needs assessment in the deaf community in Wakefield workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{ASSESSMENT}{ASSESSMENT (SOCIAL WORK)}{CLIENT ASSESSMENT}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY ANALYSIS}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{DEAFNESS}{DIAGNOSIS}{DIAGNOSIS (SOCIAL WORK)}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH}{HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
Health Needs MappingPresentation given by dr foster on Health Needs Mapping at the YHPHO Social Marketing event on 23/1/06.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{FULL POSTCODE}{GEOGRAPHY}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{STATISTICAL DATA}{THEORY}
Health Poverty IndexThe Health Poverty Index (HPI) tool aims to provide an overall picture of health poverty in an area, and incorporates a range of measures relating to both ‘root causes’ and ‘intervening factors’ that influence health and health inequalities.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Health ProfilesHealth Profiles provide a snapshot overview of health for each local authority and region in England. They are produced by the Public Health Observatories in England working in partnership, with funding from the Department of Health. Designed to help local government and health services make decisions and plans to improve local people's health and reduce health inequalities, the profiles present a set of key health indicators that show how the area compares to the national and regional average.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Health Profiles 2011 release: 28th JuneHealth Profiles provide a snapshot overview of health for each local authority and region in England. Health Profiles are commissioned by the Department of Health and produced annually.
Designed to help local government and health services make decisions and plans to improve local people's health and reduce health inequalities, the profiles present a set of key health indicators that show how the area compares to the national and regional average. The profiles will be available from:
http://www.healthprofiles.info/. For further information contact
ceri.wyborn@york.ac.uk{HEALTH}{DATA}{INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL GOVERNMENT}{LOCAL POLICY}{LOCAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP}
Health Profiles 2012The 2012 Local Health Profiles, produced by the Public Health Observatories of England, draw together information to present a picture of health in each Local Authority. The Health Profiles website also provides interactive maps and charts and links to further supporting and relevant products.
{HEALTH}{GOVERNMENT}{HEALTH}{HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY}{HEALTH SERVICES}{HEALTHCARE SERVICES}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL GOVERNMENT}{MEDICAL SERVICES}{MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SERVICES}
Health Profiles 2012New Health Profiles have been released on 26 June. Health Profiles provide a snapshot overview of health for each local authority and region in England. Health Profiles are commissioned by the Department of Health and produced annually. Designed to help local government and health services make decisions and plans to improve local people's health and reduce health inequalities, the profiles present a set of key health indicators that show how the area compares to the national and regional average. The profiles will be available from:
www.healthprofiles.info. For further information contact
ceri.wyborn@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{AREA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{GOVERNMENT}{HEALTH}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH SERVICES}{HEALTHCARE SERVICES}{INDICATOR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTERNET}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL GOVERNMENT}{MEDICAL SERVICES}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIVACY}{REGIONAL}{SERVICES}{WEBSITES}
Health Profiles: Yorkshire and the HumberHealth Profiles give a snapshot overview of health for each local authority in Yorkshire and the Humber. Download current and previous years profiles. The 2012 profiles were published June 2012.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH IMPROVEMENT}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INDICATOR}{LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA}
Health Protection 2007This conference is the leading multi-disciplinary health protection conference in Europe, showcasing the latest scientific research and its application to practice.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH PROTECTION}{POPULATION BASED AND PREVENTIVE SERVICES}{UK HEALTH POLICY}
Health Survey for England (HSE)The HSE is a series of national surveys. Core topics include: general health; smoking, drinking and fruit and vegetable consumption; height; weight; blood pressure measurements and blood and saliva samples. Special topics include: cardiovascular disease; physical activity; accidents; lung function measurement and certain blood analytes.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{SMOKING}{SURVEY}{TOBACCO}
Health trainers - evidence base and value for money workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the Altogether Better workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{COST EFFECTIVENESS}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{TRAINER}{VALUE FOR MONEY}{WORKSHOP}
Health trainers in the criminal justice system and health trainer services: a local example North Lincolnshire: Geoff Dart's presentationThis presentation was given at the health trainer workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SERVICES}{SYMPOSIA}{TRAINER}{WORKSHOP}
Health trainers in the criminal justice system and health trainer services: a local example North Lincolnshire: Mark SydneyThis presentation was given at the health trainers in the criminal justice workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SERVICES}{SYMPOSIA}{TRAINER}{WORKSHOP}
Health trainers in Yorkshire and the HumberPresentation made to the Regional Public Health Conference - "Because we're worth it - Demanding better health in Yorkshire and the Humber" - held on 23 April 2008 on the use of health trainers.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{FOOD AND NUTRITION}{GROUP}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{LIFESTYLE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}
Healthwise Hull: Progress Report 2008/2009{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY ACTION}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – New Patient assessment 1T{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – New Patient assessment 1TR{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Review Appointment 1T{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Review Appointment 1TR{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Review Appointment 1TS{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – New Patient assessment 1TS{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART - Review Appointment 2T ANNUAL CONTACTS 1256{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – New Patient assessment 2TS ANNUAL CONTACTS 1256{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Review Appointment 2TS{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Hearing aid clinic repairs{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Hearing aid fitting HA1T{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Hearing aid fitting HA2TS (Annual Contacts){HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Hearing aid Joint Clinic HA2TS{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Hearing aid review HA1T{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Hearing aid Review HA2TS{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Paediatric NEW Impression appt{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Paediatric NHSP ABR{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Paediatric Review Impression appt{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART – Review Patient Community{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service - ACTIVITY FLOWCHART– New Patient Community{HEALTH}
Hearing & Balance Service activity flowchart - hearing aid postal repairs {HEALTH}
Hearing and Audiology Service New Patient Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Activity{HEALTH}
HEARING AND BALANCE SERVICE activity flowchart - hearing aid postal repairs{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Auditory Re-training in BGN (ART) Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Hearing Aid Fitting HAIT Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Hearing aid Joint Clinic HA2TS Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Hearing Aid Review HAIT Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Hearing Aid Review HAIT Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service New Patient Assessment 1TR Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
HEARING AND BALANCE SERVICE New Patient Assessment 1T Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service New Patient assessment 1TS Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service New Patient assessment 2T Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service New Patient Assessment 2TS Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Review Appointment 1T Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Review Appointment 1TR Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Review Appointment 1TS Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Review Appointment 2TS Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing and Balance Service Review Patient Community Activity Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy - Non-Standard Hearing Therapy Assessment{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Care Model and Pathway{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Care Pathway and Model{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Paediatric Audiology{HEALTH}
HEARING THERAPY SERVICE Standard Hearing Therapy AssessmentFlowchart
{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Services - Analytical Auditory Training (Speech Discrimination){HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Services - Auditory Re-Training in BGN (ART){HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Services - New Hearing Therapy Assessment{HEALTH}
HEARING THERAPY SERVICES - Tinnitus Management Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Services AAT Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing Therapy Vestibular Rehabilitation - Flowchart{HEALTH}
Hearing TherapyACTIVITY PATHWAYS and scheduled episodes recorded for period 1st November 2008 to 31st October 2009{HEALTH}
Heart Failure - QOF 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Heart Rate Deaths and Inequalities YHThe file coversCHD premature deaths per 10,000 population, 2004-6 and actual spend per premature death of CHD 2006/7 for the Yorkshire and the Humber PCTs ,CHD premature deaths per 10,000 population, 2004-6 and actual spend on CHD 2006/7
for the Yorkshire and the Humber PCTs and Y&H data on spend and deaths
{CHD}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DATA}{DEATH}{MORTALITY}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Heart UK Familial Hypercholesterolaemia{HEALTH}
Helen Brown: update on CCG intelligence requirementsPresentation by Helen Brown (Commissioning Intelligence Lead) at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum (RHIF) held on 10 July 2012.
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Helen SmithHelen leads on the development and delivery of ChiMat's analytical tools and oversees its knowledge management function. As Head of Health Intelligence, Helen provides expert advice and support on child and maternal health intelligence to a range of organisations, particularly in relation to using ChiMat's tools.
Helen has over nineteen years' NHS experience working in information analysis, most recently at NHS Bradford and Airedale.
{HEALTH}
Help{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
HES Atlas - Local AuthorityInteractive web mapping showing hospital admission rates for COPD, CHD and Asthma diagnoses, by local authority.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{ASTHMA}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DIAGNOSIS}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA}
HES Atlas - Primary Care TrustInteractive web mapping showing hospital admission rates for COPD, CHD and Asthma diagnoses, by Primary Care Trust.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{ASTHMA}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DIAGNOSIS}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA}
HES Atlas - Primary Care TrustInteractive web mapping showing hospital admission rates for COPD, CHD and Asthma diagnoses, by Primary Care Trust.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{ASTHMA}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DIAGNOSIS}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA}
High Cost Medicines and Technologies{HEALTH}
High impact changes for health and social care10 high impact changes:
1 Involvement
2 Dignity and respect
3 Meeting fundamental needs
4 Accessible information and support
5 Partnership working
6 Personalised services
7 Effective commissioning
8 Flexibility/challenge/creativity
9 Inclusion
10 Carers as partners in care
{HEALTH}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{CHANGE}{HEALTH}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{SOCIAL CARE}
High impact changes in Public Health This page brings together published documents related to high impact changes in public health.
{HEALTH}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{CHANGE}{HEALTH}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
HIYAH A8 GP lifestyle data progress: primary care IT systems in use in YorkshireA report on primary care IT systems in use in Yorkshire to support HIYAH A8 project (GP lifestyle data). IT systems include TPP with SystmOne, EMIS with LV and PCS,
Inpractice (VAMP) with Vision; and
iSoft with Synergy and Premiere.
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HIYAH A8 GP lifestyle data progress: primary care secondary user servicesA report on the different secondary user services for Primary Care data and the applicability to the Yorkshire & Humber region.
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HIYAH annual reportsAnnual reports produced for the Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber
HIYAH work programme.
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HIYAH COMMISSIONING BOARD
Wednesday, 22nd July 2009
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{MANAGEMENT}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}
HIYAH Commissioning Board Minutes Collection
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}
HIYAH Commissioning Board Minutes
16th March 2009
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{MANAGEMENT}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}
HIYAH Commissioning Board minutes 2 February 2010Minutes from the HIYAH Commissioning Board chaired by Allison Cooke and held on 2 February 2010 at YHPHO
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PCTS}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
HIYAH Commissioning Board progress report : 1 March 2010 - 15 June 2010Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber commissioning board progress report on HIYAH phase two and continuing phase one projects.
{HEALTH}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}
HIYAH Commissioning Board progress report : 11 November 2009 - 31 January 2010{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}
HIYAH Commissioning Board progress report: 15 June 2010 - 17 September 2010Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber progress report for the HIYAH Commissioning Board 15 June - 17 September 2010.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PROGRAMME}
HIYAH Commissioning Board progress report: 18 September 2010 - 21 January 2011Progress report submitted to the Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber Commissioning Board at their quarterly meeting held on Wednesday 16 February 2011.
{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PCTS}
HIYAH Commissioning Board progress report: 22 July 2009 - 11 November 2009Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber (HIYAH) progress report.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PCTS}
HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training{HEALTH}{CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}
HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training October - December 2009YHPHO are running a series of modular courses for health intelligence analysts.
The modules are designed for public health analysts in PCTs who wish to improve their skills in data manipulation, interpretation and presentation of public health intelligence, as well as increase their understanding of the use of public health intelligence within and outside the NHS.
Please complete the nomination form and return to Liz O’Brien
eao502@york.ac.uk
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HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training: day 1: introducing public health intelligenceDay 1: introducing public health intelligence: background and context. What is public health?, patterns of life/death/wellbeing,
health inequalities, introduction to epidemiology, what is public health intelligence?
Tuesday 27 October 2009.
YHPHO Offices, Innovation Centre, University of York, York Science Park, YO10 5DG.
Please complete the nomination form and return to Liz O’Brien
eao502@york.ac.uk
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HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training: day 2: public health intelligence basics: data sourcesDay 2: public health intelligence basics: data sources, populations and geography, primary data sources, primary care data sources,
hospital inpatient data and tools to support decision making.
Tuesday 3 November 2009.
YHPHO Offices, Innovation Centre, University of York, York Science Park, YO10 5DG.
Please complete the nomination form and return to Liz O’Brien
eao502@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT}{PROFESSIONAL TRAINING}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SKILL}{TRAINING}
HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training: day 3: basic statistics and analytical techniquesDay 3: Basic statistics and analytical techniques. Basic statistics and introduction to analysis.
Tuesday 10 November 2009.
Venue: York (exact venue to be confirmed).
Please complete the nomination form and return to Liz O’Brien
eao502@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT}{DATA}{PROFESSIONAL TRAINING}{SKILL}{TRAINING}
HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training: day 4: Applied public health intelligenceDay 4: Applied public health intelligence.
Introduction to surveillance, assessing need, equity and impact, Joint Strategic Needs Assessment, performance monitoring, benchmarking and World Class Commissioning.
Thursday 19 November 2009.
Venue: York (exact venue to be confirmed).
Please complete the nomination form and return to Liz O’Brien
eao502@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT}{PROFESSIONAL TRAINING}{SKILL}{TRAINING}
HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training: day 5: bringing it all together: the effective analystDay 5: Bringing it all together: the effective analyst. Good presentation, disclosure control, interpretation of health data and technical writing.
Week commencing 7th December 2009 – exact date to be confirmed.
YHPHO Offices, Innovation Centre, University of York, York Science Park, YO10 5DG.
Please complete the nomination form and return to Liz O’Brien
eao502@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT}{PROFESSIONAL TRAINING}{SKILL}{TRAINING}
HIYAH items for monthly newsletter{HEALTH}
HIYAH Phase 2 Collection{HEALTH}
HIYAH Phase 2 ConsultationPCTs are being asked to give their views on the next round of HIYAH Projects(Phase 2) through a web based survey up until 26th September
{HEALTH}{OPINION POLLS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SURVEY}
HIYAH phase 2 project brief suite QIPPED (draft)Project A5: Developing theme based outputs from Project A4 (Develop age and ethnic group demographic forecasts by PCT). Upon publication of the Department of Geography, University of Leeds population forecasts project, to develop a range of theme based briefing sheets for each of the Healthy Ambitions Pathway Delivery Boards. The briefing sheets would present the population forecasts and assess the implications for future strategic development of services within each Pathway Delivery Board.
{HEALTH}{AGE}{AGE GROUP}{COUNTRY OF BIRTH}{ETHNIC GROUP}{GEOGRAPHY}{GROUP}{MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{RACIAL GROUPS}{SERVICES}{SOCIAL GROUPS}
HIYAH prioritisation consultation results: phase two projects. The results of the prioritisation consultation undertaken recently on
phase 2 HIYAH projects have been analysed. Outline project briefs will be produced and discussed at the next HIYAH Commissioning Board meeting on 17th November 2009 to be then circulated for further consultation to PCT chief executives, DsPH and WCC leads by the end of December.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
HIYAH Programme Update - Insight and SM support November 2009Over the past year, YHPHO have been establishing a model for a regional insight hub, and
are now starting to deliver a work programme providing support to regional and local partners
working on insight and social marketing related activities, linked to WCC, NHS Next Stage
Review and other strategic priorities within the region.
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PARTNER}{PROGRAMME}{REGIONAL}{REVIEW}{SALES MANAGEMENT}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{WORK}
HIYAH progress reportsProgress reports for the Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber work programme.
{HEALTH}{EVALUATION REPORT}{INTELLIGENCE}{PROGRAMME}
HIYAH Project BriefThis document lists the HIYAH Project Briefs with their SMT lead and the Link PCTs
{HEALTH}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}
HIYAH Project Brief Phase 2 PCT linksThis document lists the HIYAH Project Briefs with their YHPHO Senior Mmanagement Team (SMT) lead and the Link PCTs
{HEALTH}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROJECT MANAGEMENT}
Home Enteral Feeding{HEALTH}
Hospital Standardised Mortality Ratio (HSMR) for Y&H Providers – April to September 2009Based on the Dr Foster Good Hospital Guide methodology
{HEALTH}{DEATH}{HOSPITAL}{MORTALITY}{PROVIDER}
Hosted Content {HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}
How business intelligence is delivering efficiency gainsCase study about how NHS Wakefield District invested in an IT business intelligence (BI) solution from
Advanced Business Solutions. The case study reports how they can "pull together, analyse and report on a range of
operational data, flexibly and quickly".
{BUSINESS}{CASE STUDY}{COMPANY}{DATA}{INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY}{INTELLIGENCE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{UNDERSTANDING}
How do I add a resource ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
How do I Register ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
How do I search the site ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
How healthy is Yorkshire and the Humber? Regional Health Profiles launchedA picture of the public’s health in each region has been published by the Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO).
The Regional Health Profiles reveal the health of people in Yorkshire and the Humber and every other region by comparing the levels of key health issues such as early deaths from heart disease, alcohol misuse and healthy eating. The information will be used by
local government, health services and communities to help people live longer and healthier lives. The profiles also give a clear summary of how the health of people in Yorkshire and the Humber compares to each region in England.
This vital information will support the Government’s focus on prioritising prevention in public health issues. Clinicians can make informed and evidence-based decisions at a local and regional level based on what issues need to be tackled and how best to improve on them. Patients will be at the heart of services in order to improve their overall health and free up the NHS to be more sustainable.
The profile reports are available online through the Health Profiles website at www.healthprofiles.info. The website also provides interactive maps and charts that allow users to create their own comparisons between indicators and between local authorities.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}
How many inpatients have diabetes? An analysis of Hospital Episode StatisticsA brief analysis of Hospital Episode Statistics to identify the number of inpatients with diabetes
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL EPISODE STATISTICS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}
How to interpret the charts in the Health Intelligence Practice Profiles (Simple Guide)Supporting material for Yorkshire and Humber's Health Intelligence Practice Profiles.
{HEALTH}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}
How to interpret the Programme Budgeting FactsheetsThe Programme Budgeting Factsheets
www.yhpho.org.uk/spot have been developed in conjunction with a Health Outcome and Expenditure tool. The tool contains more details about the information contained in the factsheets and allows PCTs to select different outcome measures for some programmes, which can be displayed on the quadrant chart.
{HEALTH}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROGRAMME}
How to Navigate around the site{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
HPA : Information for people who have been affected by the floodThe physical devastation that accompanies a flood is enormous. But as the flood waters recede, there may be more threats to your personal health and safety. By taking some basic precautions, you can help prevent many injuries as well as the possibility of some infections.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICABLE DISEASE}{EMERGENCY}{WATER}{WATER ACCIDENT}{WATER POLLUTION}{WATER QUALITY}
HPA FloodingIn the event of flooding, there may be risks of ill health due to water-borne infection.
There are also potential risks from chemical contamination and the psychological trauma caused by flooding should not be underestimated.
The guidelines give advice on what measures should be taken to reduce these risks.
{HEALTH}{CAUSES OF HARM}{CHEMICAL}{EMERGENCY}{ENVIRONMENT}{POLLUTANT}{POLLUTION}{WATER}{WATER ACCIDENT}{WATER POLLUTION}
HPA Framework specification for local and regional service provision 2008-2010Specification for the framework for local and regional service provision between the Health Protection Agency and Primary Care Trusts
{HEALTH}{DECISION MAKING}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SERVICE PROVISION}
HPA’s IPPC and Environmental Public Health{HEALTH}{CHEMICAL}{COMMUNICATION}{COMMUNICATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{GOVERNMENT AND LAW}{HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES}{INFECTION CONTROL}{PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY}{POLLUTION}{SAFETY EQUIPMENT}{WORK ENVIRONMENT}
Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust: Quality Account 2009/10Quality Account for Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust: Quality Account 2010/11Quality Account for Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Hull Flooding - Advice Leaflet : Update on health services affected by localised floodingUpdate on health services affected by localised flooding
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICABLE DISEASE}{EMERGENCY}{WATER}{WATER ACCIDENT}{WATER POLLUTION}{WATER QUALITY}
Hull Flooding - Local people urged to think ahead{HEALTH}{COMMUNICABLE DISEASE}{EMERGENCY}{WATER}{WATER ACCIDENT}{WATER POLLUTION}{WATER QUALITY}
Hull PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
Humber NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Humber NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Hyper Acute and Acute Stroke Services{HEALTH}
Hypertension - QOF 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Hypothyroidism - QOF 2006/07{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
I 'n' Eye workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the eye health workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{EYE CARE}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
i) Resources 2010 05 (Financial Model){HEALTH}
Identification of Practices Likely to Face Additional Pressures from Pandemic FluThis tool has been designed to allow the comparison of one QoF indicator with another QoF indicator in order to flag up practices which may have potential problems
The chart shows the distribution of GP Practices compared to the regional average within the chosen PCT
{HEALTH}{FLU}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GP}{GP PRACTICE}{GPS}{INDICATOR}{INFLUENZA}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{REGIONAL}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Barnsley PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Calderdale PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Doncaster PCT 2003-07{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in East Riding of Yorkshire PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Hull (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVATION}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Kirklees PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVATION}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Leeds PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in North East Lincolnshire
PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in North Lincolnshire (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in North Yorkshire and York PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Rotherham PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Sheffield PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in the Yorkshire and Humber Region (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy
at birth in Wakefield PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Barnsley PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Bradford PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Calderdale PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Doncaster PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in East Riding PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Hull PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Kirklees PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Leeds PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in North East Lincolnshire PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in North Lincolnshire PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in North Yorkshire and York PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Rotherham PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Sheffield PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Wakefield PCT{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Yorkshire & Humber Region{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{PERINATAL MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Yorkshire and the Humber collection{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy at birth in Yorkshire and the Humber collection 2003/07{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Identifying priorities for increasing life expectancy in Bradford PCT (2003-07){HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{DEMOGRAPHY}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{MORTALITY}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Ill Children{HEALTH}
IMD 2007 average PCT scoresAverage IMD scores at PCT level, based upon LSOA 'at risk' populations for 2005, as used in the ID 2007.
Includes domain totals.
{HEALTH}{BUILDINGS, CONSTRUCTIONS AND POINTS}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{CRIME}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND INDUSTRY}{EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND SKILLS}{EMPLOYMENT}{ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT}{GEOGRAPHY}{HEALTH}{INCOME}{LOW INCOME}{POVERTY}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}{SOCIAL CAPITAL}{UNEMPLOYMENT}
IMD 2010: BarnsleyIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map showing Barnsley PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Barnsley and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map showing Barnsley PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: BassetlawIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010: Bassetlaw PCT & MDC
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Bassetlaw and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010: Bassetlaw PCT & MDC and surroundings
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: BradfordIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map showing Bradford & Airedale PCT & Bradford MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Bradford and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map showing Bradford & Airedale PCT & Bradford MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: CalderdaleIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Calderdale PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Calderdale and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Calderdale PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: DoncasterIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Doncaster PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Doncaster and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Doncaster PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: East RidingIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of East Riding PCT & LA.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: East Riding and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of East Riding PCT & LA and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Harrogate & YorkIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Harrogate & York.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: HullIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Hull PCT & LA.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Hull and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Hull PCT & LA and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: KirkleesIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Kirklees PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Kirklees and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Kirklees PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: LeedsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Leeds PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Leeds and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Leeds PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: North East LincolnshireIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of North East Lincolnshire PCT & LA.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: North East Lincolnshire and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of North East Lincolnshire PCT & LA and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: North LincolnshireIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of North Lincolnshire PCT & LA.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: North Lincolnshire and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of North Lincolnshire PCT & LA and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: North YorkshireIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of North Yorkshire PCT & County.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: North Yorkshire and HumbersideIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of North Yorkshire and Humberside.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: North Yorkshire and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of North Yorkshire PCT & County and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: RotherhamIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Rotherham PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Rotherham and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Rotherham PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Scarborough & WhitbyIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Scarborough and Whitby.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: SheffieldIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Sheffield PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Sheffield and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Sheffield PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: South Yorkshire and BassetlawIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Wakefield DistrictIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Wakefield District PCT & MDC.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Wakefield District and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of Wakefield District PCT & MDC and surroundings.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: West YorkshireIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010 map of West Yorkshire.
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Yorkshire & HumbersideIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010: Yorkshire & Humberside, showing PCT clusters
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Yorkshire & HumbersideIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010: Yorkshire & Humberside, showing PCTs
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Yorkshire & Humberside and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010: Yorkshire & Humberside and surroundings, showing PCT clusters
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
IMD 2010: Yorkshire & Humberside and surroundingsIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2010: Yorkshire & Humberside and surroundings, showing PCTs
{HEALTH}{DEPRIVATION}{PCTS}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Implementation of healthy Ambitions and Next Stage ReviewOverview of key messages for the region from the outcome of the Government's Next Stage Review for the NHS - "High Quality Care for All".
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES}{INFORMATION}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Implementation of NICE guidanceProposal for Y&H PHO to undertake monitoring of the implementation of NICE guidance across the region.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{DECISION MAKING}{HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES}{KNOWLEDGE}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{MEDICAL TREATMENT}
Implementing the new Framework Specification for HPA local and regional service provisionCriteria that should be met locally to allow implemetnation of the new framework specification for Health Protection Agency local and regional service provision
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{SERVICE PROVISION}{TEAM WORK}
Improving children's health in Doncaster: providing early access to maternity services aided by locally delivered health index workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the improving children's health workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES}{MATERNITY HEALTH SERVICES}{MATERNITY SERVICE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SERVICES}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
Improving quality through surveying and real-time systemsYHQO and the SHA are jointly hosting a workshop on 17 March 2011 on improving quality through surveying and real-time systems. Please see our
www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/events.aspx events page for details.
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
Improving quality through surveying and real-time systemsYHQO and the SHA are jointly hosting a workshop on 17 March 2011 on improving quality through surveying and real-time systems. Please see our
www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/events.aspx events page for details.
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{WORKSHOP}
In Patient Services, Continuing Care, Older AdultsService Specification - Continuing Care - In-Patient Service Older Adults. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
In Patient Services, Older AdultsService Specification - Service In-patient Services – Older Adults. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Increasing the efficiency of services (ChiMat)Use the Disease Management Information Toolkit (DMIT) to compare emergency admission rates, bed days, lengths of stay and cost of episodes with a range of comparators. Asthma, epilepsy and diabetes modules now available.
{HEALTH}{COST}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{EMERGENCY}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MANAGEMENT}{SERVICES}
Independent review of health services in North Yorkshire and York: report of the independent commissionThe North Yorkshire and York review was commissioned by the Strategic Health Authority (SHA), on behalf of local GPs, to present options and make recommendations on how to make the best use of resources within the North Yorkshire health economy. There are 44 recommendations made by the review in eight key service areas such as primary care, community services and estates.
YHPHO provided the analytical input to the review and as a member of the secretariat supported the Commission throughout the review process. Sue Baughan also co-authored the report.
Access the
report and appendices. Read the
press release.
{ACTIVITY}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{AREA}{COMMUNITY}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GP}{GPS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH AUTHORITY}{HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY}{HEALTH SERVICES}{HEALTHCARE SERVICES}{HOSPITAL}{MEDICAL SERVICES}{MENTAL HEALTH}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PATIENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIVATE SECTOR}{PROVIDER}{PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{QUALITY}{REVIEW}{SERVICE USERS}{SERVICES}{SOCIAL CARE}{STRATEGIC HEALTH AUTHORITY}{USERS}
Indications of Public Health in the English Regions 5. Child Health Executive Summary for Yorkshire & HumberThis report is the fifth in a series of Indications reports that the Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO) has been commissioned by the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) to produce , presenting indicators of public health for the English regions. This report focuses on regional and socio-economic differences in the health of children within England, and variations across European regions or nations. The full report is available at www.apho.org.uk.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILD WELFARE}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
Indications of Public Health in the English Regions 8: AlcoholAmong 36 different indicators, 84 separate sub-measures (by, for example, sex or age group) relating to individual, community and population implications of alcohol use and their effects on health and wellbeing are included in this report.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{ALCOHOL MISUSE}{ALCOHOL POLICY}{ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM}{BINGE DRINKING}{CAUSES OF HARM}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{INTOXICATION}
Indications of Public Health in the English Regions: 5 Child HealthThe report presents 22 indicators relating to the health and well-being of children and young people. The report makes a number of recommendations for future development around data collection and analysis, focussing particularly on the health and well-being of vulnerable children and children living in special circumstances.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD NUTRITION}{CHILD POVERTY}{DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY}{INFANT}{INFANT NUTRITION}{PUPILS}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SMOKING}{SUBSTANCE MISUSE}
Indicators and target settingThis presentation was used at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{HEALTH TARGET}{INDICATOR}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PROGRAMME}{TARGETS}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Individual Project Folders{HEALTH}{RESOURCE MANAGEMENT}
Infant mortality demonstration model workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the infant mortality workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{BABY}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{DEATH}{HEALTH}{INFANCY}{INFANT}{INFANT DEATH}{INFANT MORTALITY}{MORTALITY}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
Infant Mortality in Yorkshire and the Humber: Data SummaryThis bulletin presents some of the latest regional and local data on stillbirths and infant mortality across Yorkshire and the Humber.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILD POVERTY}{CHILDBIRTH}{PREGNANCY}{PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH DISORDER}
Influenza Immunisation Programme LES{HEALTH}
Information and Intelligence for Commissioning - Data Map of potential information sources{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PROVIDER}{PURCHASER}
Information and Intelligence for Commissioning v1 - Data Map of potential information sourcesA data map of potential information sources intended to support the commissioning process, using the commissioning cycle as a framework.
Version 2 to follow shortly will include links to sources and contacts for information.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{DECISION MAKING}{INFORMATION MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT}{PROVIDER}{PURCHASER}
Informing Healthier Choices: information and intelligence for healthy populations{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{EXPENDITURE}{FINANCE}{HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT}{INTERAGENCY WORKING}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}
Inpatient care for people with diabetes: the economic case for change.This report calls for more investment in specialist diabetes care to reduce the estimated £600m excess spend on treating diabetes in hospital.
Recent research commissioned by NHS Diabetes suggests that people with diabetes are more likely to be admitted to hospital and have longer stays than people of the same age without the condition.
The research found that the NHS in England spends more than £2.3 billion a year on inpatient care for people with diabetes. That’s 11% of NHS inpatient care expenditure. About £600 million of this outlay is estimated to be excess expenditure on diabetes – that is, over and above the sum spent on a population of the same age and gender without the condition. Inpatient care for someone with diabetes costs the NHS 35% more a year than care for someone of the same age without diabetes.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ECONOMICS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Inpatient mortality pdf search{HEALTH}
Inpatient mortality pdf search{HEALTH}
Insight Hub updateThe Insight Hub on the YHPHO website has been updated and now includes:
• Research reports - a register of reports used to inform social marketing initiatives in the region, over and above those in the NSMCs One Stop Shop.
• Contacts - a list of staff in the region working in social marketing and behaviour change who have agreed to act as a source of advice.
Access the Insight Hub at
www.yhpho.org.uk/insight
Further information contact:
Scott.Anderson@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{CHANGE}{CONDUCT}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTERNET}{MARKETING}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{SALES MANAGEMENT}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{WEBSITES}
Insight Hub: alcoholThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{CONDUCT}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MAILSHOTS}{MARKETING}{PATIENT}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}
Insight Hub: cancerThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ACCIDENT}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{CANCER}{CONDUCT}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MARKETING}{OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY}{PATIENT}{REHABILITATION}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}
Insight Hub: domestic violenceThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{CONDUCT}{DOMESTIC VIOLENCE}{FAMILY VIOLENCE}{HOME VIOLENCE}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MAILSHOTS}{MARITAL VIOLENCE}{MARKETING}{PATIENT}{PHYSICAL ABUSE}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}{VIOLENCE}{VIOLENCE IN THE HOME}
Insight Hub: generalThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{CONDUCT}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MARKETING}{PATIENT}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}
Insight Hub: infant mortalityThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BABY}{BEHAVIOUR}{CONDUCT}{DEATH}{HEALTH}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFANCY}{INFANT}{INFANT DEATH}{INFANT MORTALITY}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MARKETING}{MORTALITY}{PATIENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SERVICE USERS}{SEX HYGIENE}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}
Insight Hub: obesityThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{CONDUCT}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MAILSHOTS}{MARKETING}{OBESITY}{PATIENT}{SALES MANAGEMENT}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}
Insight Hub: sexual healthThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{CONDUCT}{HEALTH}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MAILSHOTS}{MARKETING}{PATIENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SERVICE USERS}{SEX HYGIENE}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}
Insight Hub: stroke rehabilitationThe
Insight Hub provides access to information which can be used to generate insights into health-related attitudes and behaviours.
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ACCIDENT}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{CONDUCT}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MARKETING}{OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY}{PATIENT}{REHABILITATION}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{STROKE AND TIA}{USERS}
Institute of Social MarketingEstablished in 2004-5 at the University of Stirling, as a joint venture with the Open University.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{MARKETING}{MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN}{MEASUREMENT}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
Insulin pump audit - final reportThe National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) had earlier ascertained that there was no
routinely recorded data from which it would be possible to deduce the present use of insulin pumps or the extent to which their use
was in accordance with NICE guidance. Diabetes Health Intelligence, a strategic programme of YHPHO was commissioned by NHS
Diabetes and the Information Centre for Health and Social Care to undertake an audit of current insulin pump service provision.
The findings of the audit are presented in this annual report which can be found at:
www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=91531. Further information contact
Naomi.Holman@york.ac.uk.
{HEALTH}
Insulin pump audit: final reportA report summarising the findings of a national audit of insulin pump usage for England undertaken on behalf of NDIS.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}
Insulin Pump ServicesThis report sets out the findings of the Insulin Pumps Working Group, which was set up to address variation in access to this therapy across the country. It outlines the group's conclusions and gives examples of best practice in improving access to pump therapy.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEART FAILURE}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK}
Intelligent Commissioning Event Bob Foster Presentation{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION SYSTEM}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES}
Intelligent Commissioning Event Programme{HEALTH}
Intelligent Commissioning Event: Commissioning Framework presentation{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{NATIONAL ORGANISATION}{NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK}
Intelligent Commissioning Event: Professor Brian Ferguson presentation{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{ACTIVITY DATA}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MANAGEMENT}{INFORMATION NEED}{INFORMATION SOURCE}{INFORMATION SYSTEM}
Intelligent Commissioning Event: Roger Dewhirst Presentation{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MANAGEMENT}{INFORMATION NEED}{INFORMATION SOURCE}{INFORMATION SYSTEM}{LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE}
Intelligent health choices - APHO looks forward to 2007Leaflet explaining and promoting The Association of Public
Health Observatories
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{INFORMATION MANAGEMENT}{LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE}{NETWORK}{ORGANISATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}
InterCare Diabetes Service: an integrated diabetes service for Derby City commissioned by Southern Derbyshire CCG: an initial service evaluationPresentation from the National Diabetes Information Service held on 10 January by Paru King, Intacare Diabetes Team.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{QUALITY}{SERVICES}{WORKSHOP}
Intermediate Care Service{HEALTH}
Intermediate ENT Service SpecificationImprove patient access to specialist ENT Services in the community setting by providing a ‘one stop’ service where possible and appropriate.
Increase the range of Intermediate ENT treatments offered in the community setting.
Increase the plurality of Intermediate ENT Providers in Croydon.
Enable the provision of ENT services in convenient, accessible locations within Croydon.
{HEALTH}
Intermediate ENT Service Specification - Appendix 1 Patient Pathway within ServicePatient Pathway within Service
{HEALTH}
Intermediate ENT Service Specification - Appendix 2 Patient Referal OverviewPatient Referal Overview
{HEALTH}
Intermediate ENT Service Specification - Appendix 3 Service Referral CriteriaService Referral Criteria
{HEALTH}
Intermediate ENT Service Specification - Appendix 4 Standards for Outpatient Letter - DischargeStandards for Outpatient Letter - Discharge
{HEALTH}
Introduction to Procurement Guidance, Templates and Tools{HEALTH}
Introduction to Statistics for Clinical TrialsThe York Trials Unit at the University of York is running two-linked courses in September 2007 - Introduction to the Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials (26, 27 & 28 September) and Introduction to Statistics for Clinical Trials (24 & 25 September).
Our early-bird registration deadline is on or before 9 July 2007. Please contact Sue Collins at email sc27@york.ac.uk or tel. 01904 321727 if you are interested in attending.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL TRIAL}{PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT}{RESEARCH METHOD}{TRAINING}
Introduction to the Design and Conduct of Clinical TrialsThe York Trials Unit at the University of York is running two-linked courses in September 2007 - Introduction to the Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials (26, 27 & 28 September) and Introduction to Statistics for Clinical Trials (24 & 25 September).
Our early-bird registration deadline is on or before 9 July 2007. Please contact Sue Collins at email sc27@york.ac.uk or tel. 01904 321727 if you are interested in attending.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL TRIAL}{PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT}{RESEARCH METHOD}{TRAINING}
Investing in a tobacco free future for Yorkshire and the HumberThis paper presents the case for Y&H PCTs collaborating and making an investment of a similar magnitude to reduce the tobacco epidemic afflicting both our health and our economy.
{HEALTH}{LIFESTYLE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SMOKING}{TOBACCO USE}
j) Scalable Model 20100601 v7{HEALTH}
Janet's Wilson's contact details
Marketplace stall holder
Public Health Conference 2010These are Janet Wilson's contact details. She was a marketplace stall holder at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}
Job Description - Health Impact Assessment Development Manager{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{JOB DESCRIPTION}
Job Description - Public Health Information Analyst{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{JOB DESCRIPTION}
Job Vacancy Senior Public Health Information AnalystAt Bradford & Airedale Teaching PCT, we have a well deserved reputation for innovation and excellence. We think that's because we provide a caring, supportive and matrix style working environment for our people. Join our award-winning team, and you'll find we're determined to work towards improving health, reducing inequality and providing the best services for a diverse population.
{HEALTH}{JOB DESCRIPTION}
Joint Planning and Commissioning Framework for Children, Young People and Maternity Services{HEALTH}{CHILD}{COMMISSIONING}{DECISION MAKING}{GOVERNMENT POLICY}{HEALTH PLANNING}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{MATERNITY SERVICE}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PROVIDER}{SERVICE PROVISION}{SOCIAL PLANNING}{YOUNG ADULT}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)Details of how YHPHO supports Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) including links to a range of tools, data and resources to support JSNA.
{HEALTH}{ASSESSMENT}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{PCTS}
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) - questions which the JSNA should answer{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{PROVIDER}{PURCHASER}
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA): The APHO resource packThis page provides links to the Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO) Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) resource pack.
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Joint Strategic Needs Assessment workshops This page provides details of a series of JSNA workshops by YHPHO and Minding the Gap during 2011 - 2012.
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Jürgen Schmidt: how can PHE support local health intelligence systems in Yorkshire and the Humber?Presentation by Jurgen Schmidt from the National Public Health England Evidence and Intelligence Team at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 10 July 2013.
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k) ELOC Review Comments v01{HEALTH}
Kirklees Building Neighbourhood Capacity for Health: Progress Report 2008/2009{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{VULNERABLE PEOPLE}
Kirklees Community Services: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Kirklees PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
l) EOL Scenario 1 - Cancer{HEALTH}
l) EOLC Modelling Workshop Notes - Testing & Scenarios Work{HEALTH}
l) EOLC Scenario 2 - Frail & Elderly{HEALTH}
LARCs - improving access and uptake in the under 25s workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the sexual health workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Latest QO reports/information- Expansion programme - Going forward it is expected that the PROMs programme will be rolled out to include other procedures during 2012.
- Publication timetable – this changed in August 2011. To find out more read our {view,127263 caption=[understanding PROMS
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Latest Resources
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Launch Event - The Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and the Humber 2008
You are invited to attend an event to present the findings of the first survey of the dental health of adults in Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Lead responsibilities in priority areas of Directors of Public Health
Details of which PCT Director(s) of Public Health has agreed to act as the network lead on specific topics
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Learning by Doing: Regional Casinos
During 2004 the Gambling Bill was going through Parliament. Its aim was to establish a new regime for the regulation of commercial gambling in Great Britain, thereby modernising existing gambling laws to take account of new gambling opportunities, made available through rapidly developing technologies like the internet, mobile phones and interactive TV. While providing greater protection for vulnerable people (e.g. children and people with gambling problems) the ill also sought to give greater freedom to casino operators (for example by removing the 24 hour rule and allowing much greater numbers of gaming machines).
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Learning by Doing: Rotherham’s Draft Municipal Waste Strategy.
When the first draft of Rotherham’s Municipal Waste Strategy and Options Appraisal was submitted by the Local Authority (LA) to the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) for scrutiny, the strategy did not meet all its targets and was recommended to go through a Best Practicable Environmental Option (BPEO) process. Rotherham Primary Care Trust (RPCT) was also approached by the LA to aid in the development process of the draft by conducting a Health Impact Assessment (HIA). Due mainly to time constraints (a deadline of just over a month to feed into the scrutiny process) a rapid, prospective HIA on the Strategy and Options Appraisal was conducted, with the support of Sue Grieg, who had previously conducted a Regional Waste Strategy HIA and Caroline Keir from Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO).
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Learning by Doing: Selby District Council’s Licensing Policy
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Learning disabilities - QOF 2006/07
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Learning Disability
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Learning Disability
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Learning events items for monthly newsletter
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Learning Network: Progress Report 2008/2009
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Leeds Fresh 'n' Fruity: Progress Report 2008/2009
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Leeds Partnership NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Leeds Partnership NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
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Leeds PCT Adult Dental Health Report
This is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
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Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
LES - Phlebotomy Services
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LES Management of Dyspepsia in Primary Care
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LHIP - Action Learning Set - Partnerships
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LHIP - Action Learning Sets
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Life Expectancy 2005-07 - charting progress towards the 2010 Inequality Target
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Life expectancy and all-age all-cause mortality rates: Issues for identifying local health inequalities priorities
This paper is one of a series of resources aimed at supporting our regional and local organisations in addressing health inequalities. The paper looks in more detail at the relationship between life expectancy and all age all cause mortality rates, and identifies a number of key issues for consideration when using them as part of local priority setting processes
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Life expectancy and all-age all-cause mortality rates: Issues for identifying local health inequalities priorities Collection
This is one of a series of resources aimed at supporting our regional and local organisations in addressing health inequalities. It looks in more detail at the relationship between life expectancy and all age all cause mortality rates, and identifies a number of key issues for consideration when using them as part of local priority setting processes
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Life expectancy at birth relative gap between Spearhead PCTs and England, compared to the national health inequalities target
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Life expectancy calculator
The life expectancy calculator enables users with death and population data for small areas to calculate life expectancy figures. The template is for an abridged life table using 5-year age intervals with a final age interval of 85+.
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Lifestyle Resource Collection
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List of Deliverables
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Local Alcohol Profiles for England 2011 (LAPE)
The North West Public Health Observatory is pleased to announce publication of the Local Alcohol Profiles for England 2011 (LAPE), produced by the North West Public Health Observatory on behalf of the Public Health Observatories in England.
The profiles contain 25 alcohol-related indicators for every local authority (LA) and 22 for every primary care trust (PCT) in England. These indicators measure the impact of alcohol on local communities. As well as local area data on alcohol-related hospital admissions and alcohol-related crime, the 2011 profiles include new experimental data on levels of abstainers in each local authority and the proportion of drinkers who drink at lower, increasing and higher risk levels.
The profiles can be accessed online at www.lape.org.uk
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Local Basket of Indicators
A downloadable access database that provides summary data for PCTs and Local Authorities across the country. The tool enables users to create bespoke tables of indicators in the basket based on combinations of indicators and geographical areas.
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Local Enhanced Service Nursing and Residential Homes
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Local extension of Healthy Start in Kirklees
This presentation was given at the Health Start workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Local extension of Healthy Start in Kirklees - Kate Parker
This presentation was given at the Healthy Start workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Local extension of Healthy Start in Kirklees: health in schools pilot
This presentation was given at the Healthy Start workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Local Government Association Working across children's & adults services - creating seamless services in the post-Every Matters world
{HEALTH}{ADULT}{CHILD HEALTH SERVICE}{SERVICES}
Local Government Health Collaborative - Notes of DPH teleconference held on 11 October 2007
Notes of a teleconference of local government and health inequality leads held on 11 October 2007
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Local tobacco control profiles for England
The latest version of the local tobacco control profiles was published on 24 January 2012 by the London Health Observatory on behalf of the Public Health Observatories in England. These profiles bring together a set of indicators that give commissioners and service providers up-to-date information on the health problems caused by smoking, the extent of smoking, and how services across the NHS and local authorities are tackling the issues. The data is presented in easy-to-read spine charts with maps showing variation across England.
This update takes account of recent user feedback. In particular, the indicators relating to quitting smoking have been revised to reflect quitting as a proportion of the smoking population, rather than the total population. Also included in this release is the cost per capita of smoking attributable hospital admissions in 2009/10 and the latest data on smoking prevalence.
Comments and queries are welcome at lho.enquiries@lho.nhs.uk
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Location
The location page gives directions of how to find the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory by car and public transport (bus and train). It includes maps of the location of the offices in York.
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London SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation pack
A Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the London SHA area.
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Long Term Oxygen Therapy (LTOT)
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Long Term Personal Care Planning
Please note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/personalised-care-planning © NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010 All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged For terms of use available at: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
This Outline Service Specification (OSS) has been developed to assist NHS commissioners to put in
place appropriate arrangements to ensure people with long-term conditions have informed choice of, and access to, services that best enable them to manage their condition.
The NHS Operating Framework 2009/10 objective is that “over the next 2 years, to ensure those living
with a long term condition receive a high quality service and help to manage their condition…..everyone
with a long term condition should be offered a personalised care plan…”
The three key policy commitments underpinning this are:
• The White Paper Our health, our care, our say - providing integrated care plans for those with long term conditions by 2010. This commitment was re-affirmed in the NHS Next Stage Review
• Your health, your way - the NHS Choices website providing information about the choices that should be available locally to people with long term conditions to enable them to self care
• Information Prescriptions – signposting people to information and advice to support self management
• NHS Constitution
• High Quality Care for All - including the use of Personal Health Budgets to enable patients to have more
choice and control over the services they receive.
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LSOA - small area dataset
Dataset - LSOA level
{HEALTH}
LSOA Small Area Dataset (2011 update)
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m) EOLC Modelling Pathways of Care v2 - Brief for Clinicians
{HEALTH}
Major and minor amputation rates for adults
This report from Diabetes Health Intelligence analyses major and minor amputations rates for adults in England using data from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) for
2007/09, 2008/09 and 2009/102007/08 and 2009/10.
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Making a Difference: Tackling poverty - A progress report
This report demonstrates the progress made in raising aspirations and breaking the cycle of deprivation in Britain. It also shows how much more there is to do.
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Making Every Contact Count workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the Making Every Contact Count workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Making Every Contact Count: NHS Calderdale
Making Every Contact Count is a strategy that aims to help us create a healthier population and reduce costs. NHS Yorkshire and the Humber has developed and tested a prevention and lifestyle behaviour change competence framework. This case study shows how NHS Calderdale has mapped the application in practice. Further information at Making Every Contact Count
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Making Every Contact Count: NHS Hull
Making Every Contact Count is a strategy that aims to help us create a healthier population and reduce costs. NHS Yorkshire and the Humber has developed and tested a prevention and lifestyle behaviour change competence framework. This case study shows how NHS Hull has mapped the application in practice. Further information at Making Every Contact Count
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Making Every Contact Count: NHS Leeds
Making Every Contact Count is a strategy that aims to help us create a healthier population and reduce costs. NHS Yorkshire and the Humber has developed and tested a prevention and lifestyle behaviour change competence framework. This case study shows how NHS Leeds has mapped the application in practice. Further information at Making Every Contact Count
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Making Every Contact Count: NHS North Lincolnshire
Making Every Contact Count is a strategy that aims to help us create a healthier population and reduce costs. NHS Yorkshire and the Humber has developed and tested a prevention and lifestyle behaviour change competence framework. This case study shows how NHS North Lincolnshire has mapped the application in practice. Further information at Making Every Contact Count
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Making Every Contact Count: NHS Sheffield
Making Every Contact Count is a strategy that aims to help us create a healthier population and reduce costs. NHS Yorkshire and the Humber has developed and tested a prevention and lifestyle behaviour change competence framework. This case study shows how NHS Sheffield has mapped the application in practice. Further information at Making Every Contact Count
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Making Halifax a Healthy town
Workshop Presentation
Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the healthy towns workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Management of Long Term Conditions in Primary Care
Please note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/long-term-conditions
© NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010
All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged
For terms of use available at:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : Barnsley profile
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : Bradford profile
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : Calderdale profile
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Mapping the wider determinants of health : Doncaster profile
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Mapping the wider determinants of health : East Riding profile
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Mapping the wider determinants of health : Hull profile
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Mapping the wider determinants of health : Kirklees profile
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Mapping the wider determinants of health : Leeds profile
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Mapping the wider determinants of health : North East Lincolnshire profile
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : North Lincolnshire profile
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : North Yorkshire profile
Mapping the wider determinants of health : North Yorkshire profile
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : Rotherham profile
Wider determinants of health profile for Rotherham
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : Sheffield profile
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : Wakefield profile
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Mapping the wider determinants of health : York profile
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Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts
Maps of the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010 have been produced (May 2011) for the region and for each district within the region. These maps aim to highlight where the population lives as well as the more and less deprived areas.
{HEALTH}
Market Analysis Provider Questionaire Template
{HEALTH}
Market Development & Management
A series of folders hosting number of Healthcare Market analysis carried out across the region on a number of topical service areas. Work is in progress to expand, share and learn from our colleagues in the East Midland region.
{HEALTH}
Market Segmentation and Targeting
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Market Segmentation and Targeting - Definition
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Marmot Indicators for Local Authorities in England
London Health Observatory and the Marmot Review Team have produced baseline figures for some key indicators of the social determinants of health, health outcomes and social inequality that correspond to the indicators proposed in The Marmot Review of Health Inequalities. http://www.apho.org.uk/resource/item.aspx?RID=100723
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Maternity Document 1 of 2
{HEALTH}
Maternity Document 2 of 2
{HEALTH}
Maternity Key Resources
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary East Midlands
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary Eastern England
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary Eastern England (Black & White)
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary London
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary London (Black & White)
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary North East
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary North East (Black & White)
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary North West
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary South Central
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary South Central (Black & White)
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary South East Coast
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary South East Coast (Black & White)
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary South West
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary South West (Black & White)
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary West Midlands
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary West Midlands (Black & White)
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary Yorkshire & the Humber
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Maternity Matters consultation events: Data Summary Yorkshire & the Humber (Black & White)
{HEALTH}{BREASTFEEDING (INFANT)}{BREASTFEEDING (MOTHER)}{CHILDBIRTH}{INFANT MORTALITY}{LOW BIRTH WEIGHT}{PREGNANCY}{PREGNANT WOMAN}{TEENAGE PARENT}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}
Maternity matters: choice, access and continuity of care in a safe service
Maternity matters: choice, access and continuity of care in a safe service is published today for commissioners, service providers and other organisations involved in the provision of maternity services.
{HEALTH}
Maternity Service Specification
{HEALTH}
MDM Contact Information for nominated personnel by PCT
{HEALTH}
Measuring Health Inequalities (Part 5 of JSNA - the APHO Resource Pack)
JSNA requires us to focus on the needs gap between communities, and this document introduces ways of defining, quantifying and presenting these inequalities.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Measuring patient experience
A presentation by Scott Anderson from YHPHO at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 10 July 2012.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{MEASUREMENT}{PATIENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{REGIONAL}{SERVICE USERS}{UNDERSTANDING}{USERS}
Media Briefing - Latest figures on smoking from Beyond Smoking Kills
{HEALTH}{DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY}{MORTALITY}{POLLUTANT}{SMOKING}{SMOKING CESSATION}{TOBACCO}{TOBACCO SMOKE}
Mental health
The mental health theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the
APHO lead area.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Mental Health - QOF 2006/07
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Mental Health and Employment - Evidence Review
This evidence summary looks at the evidence base for assessing the impact of interventions related to mental health and employment. It was commissioned as part of the evaluation of the Altogether Better programme, a five-year programme funded through the BIG Lottery, that aims to empower people across the Yorkshire and Humber region to lead healthier lives. A shorter evidence summary is available to accompany this report.
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE}{MENTAL HEALTH}
Mental Health And Worklessness
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{GOVERNMENT POLICY}{MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDER}{MENTAL HEALTH}{MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION}{PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM}{UNEMPLOYMENT}
MENTAL HEALTH CREATIVE ARTS SERVICE
This project will provide a support service for the citizens of Kirklees who experience mental ill-health, aged from 18 to 64 at the date of referral, and who have identified creative need as part of their Care Plan. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Mental Health Service Specification Quality Assessment
Assessment Template Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Metadata - small area dataset
{HEALTH}
Metadata for Health Intelligence Practice Profiles - 2007/08
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Metadata for Health Intelligence Practice Profiles - 2009
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Metadata for the wider determinants of health profiles
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{CHILDRENS HOSPITAL}{HEALTH SERVICE TRUSTS}{HEALTH TRUSTS}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL TRUSTS}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE TRUSTS}{NHS}{NHS TRUST}{QUALITY}{SELF GOVERNING TRUSTS}
Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HOSPITAL}{HEALTH SERVICE TRUSTS}{HEALTH TRUSTS}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL TRUSTS}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE TRUSTS}{NHS}{NHS TRUST}{QUALITY}{SELF GOVERNING TRUSTS}
Midwifery
{HEALTH}
Migrants and health - Yorkshire and Humber
Outlines how local challenges of migrant health needs might best be met, including a proposal to establish a regional post to support this work.
{HEALTH}{CULTURAL IDENTITY}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{TARGET GROUP}
Mindspace: influencing behaviour through public policy
Report exploring how behaviour change theory can help meet current policy challenges, such as how to:
•reduce crime
•tackle obesity
•ensure environmental sustainability.
The introduction to the report gives the following objectives.
"This report is not just an overview of theory; it addresses the needs of policy-makers by:
Condensing the relevant evidence into a manageable “checklist”, to ensure
policy-makers take account of the most robust effects on our behaviour
Demonstrating how behavioural theory can help meet current policy
challenges, including full case studies of its application in the UK
Showing how government can build behavioural theory into its current
policy-making practices
Exploring important issues around the need for public permission and the
role of personal responsibility"
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Ministry of Food workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the healthy eating workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{FOOD}{FOOD PRODUCTS}{FOODS}{HEALTH}{HEALTHY EATING}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
Minor Injuries
{HEALTH}
Minor Surgery
{HEALTH}
Minutes from Regional Health Intelligence Leads (RHIL) meeting held on Thursday 17 September 2009
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{REGIONAL}
Minutes from the HIYAH Commissioning Board meeting held on Tuesday 22 June 2010 at Lateral in Leeds
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{INTELLIGENCE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Minutes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held at York Science Park on Thursday 3 December 2009.
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{REGIONAL}
Minutes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held on Monday 21 March 2011
Notes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held on Monday 21 March 2011 at the Innovation Centre, University of York.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{INTELLIGENCE}{NETWORK}{PCTS}{REGIONAL}
Minutes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held on Thursday 20 May 2010 in York.
{HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{REGIONAL}
Minutes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held on Thursday 4 March at Lateral in Leeds
{HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}
Minutes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held on Thursday 9 September 2010.
RHIL meeting minutes 9 September 2010.
{HEALTH}{NETWORK}{TEAM MEETING}
Minutes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held on Tuesday 8 February 2011
Minutes from the Regional Health Intelligence Leads meeting held on Tuesday 8 February 2011 at Lateral, Leeds.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}
Minutes of Directors of Public Health Yorkshire and Humber Network 6th July 2007
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{HEALTH}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{ORGANISATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SERVICES}
Minutes of YHPHO Policy Board Meeting 26th June 2008
Minutes of the meeting held on 26th June 2008 at NHS Yorkshire and Humber
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Miscellaneous. PCT Project Links collection
{HEALTH}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Mortality among inpatients with diabetes
This work analyses mortality among inpatients with diabetes. The study used data on over 13 million hospital admissions to assess case-mix and risk factors for inpatient mortality. It also identifies trust level variation in the risk of an inpatient with diabetes dying. A short summary document plus profiles for trusts included in the analysis are available.
{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HOSPITAL TRUSTS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}{MORTALITY}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE TRUSTS}{NHS TRUST}
Mortality among inpatients with diabetes: key findings for England
This two page briefing summarises work undertaken by Diabetes Health Intelligence about the relationship between having diabetes and inpatient mortality. It assesses the risk of mortality
among inpatients with diabetes after
appropriate adjustment for case mix. Local variation is assessed and potential outliers identified.
{DATA ANALYSIS}{DEATH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}{MORTALITY}
Most people don't smoke - using social norms to reduce tobacco use in Yorkshire and the Humber
Workshop Presentation
Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the tobacco control workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Most popular resources
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Moving to an enhanced JSNA: a temperature check on progress across Yorkshire and Humber during transition
This report aims to provide a snapshot of some of the common challenges currently facing local areas in Yorkshire and Humber in developing enhanced Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA). The focus is on issues relating the effective use of evidence and intelligence at local level and showcasing local examples of good practice from across the region. The main objective from the work will be to share and promote the key messages
as a driver to support improvements in local JSNA programmes and also to identify where further
support should be directed.
{HEALTH}{BEST PRACTICE}{EVALUATION}{GOOD PRACTICE}{HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{INTELLIGENCE}{NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{PROGRAMME}{QUALITY}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORK}
Musculoskeletal
{HEALTH}
Musculoskeletal Assessment Service – Physiotherapy Element
{HEALTH}
NaDIA key findings and Hospital Level Analysis
The 2011 National Report is due to be published in May 2012 which will include comparative data between the 2010 and 2011 audits. The Hospital Level Analysis will also be updated in May with the 2010 data to allow hospitals to assess changes and improvements since the 2010 audit. The key findings national report and and 2011 Hospital Level Analysis are currently available at:
www.ic.nhs.uk/services/national-clinical-audit-support-programme-ncasp/audit-reports/diabetes.
Further information: Ala.Uddin@ic.nhs.uk
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NAO Study: Reducing alcohol harm
Letter to RDsPH from the Department of Health regarding the outcome of the NAO study on reducing alcohol harm.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{ALCOHOL COUNSELLING}{ALCOHOL EDUCATION}{ALCOHOL MISUSE}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{LIFESTYLE}
National Amazing Stories: Jamail
This National Amazing Story tells Jamail's tale, a prisoner, turned Health Trainer Champion while serving a prison sentence in HMP Everthorpe. He helped to set up an in-house Health Trainer Champion service at Moorlands Open Prison, offering advice and support to fellow prisoners who want to improve their diets and lead more active lifestyles. He signpost people to other services, including sexual health clinics, drug rehabilitation services and homelessness charities.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{DRUG}{DRUGS COUNSELLING}{DRUGS EDUCATION}{HEALTH}{HEALTH BEHAVIOUR}{HEALTH BEHAVIOUR MAINTENANCE}{HEALTH EDUCATION}{HEALTH EDUCATION PROFESSIONALS}{HEALTH IMPROVEMENT}{HEALTH PLANNING}{HEALTH POLICIES}{HEALTH POLICY}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{HOMELESS}{HOMELESS PEOPLE}{HOMELESSNESS}{PRISON}{SEX EDUCATION}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SEXUAL HEALTH PROMOTION}
National Amazing Stories: Parents 1st
This Amazing Story tells Jane Finch's story. After specialist training through Parents 1st, she became a Pregnancy Pal and Birth Buddy to two mothers. She supported them in the latter stages of their pregnancy, through childbirth and the first 6 weeks of the babies' lives.
{HEALTH}{BIRTH}{EXPECTANT PARENT}{PARENT}{PARENTING SKILL}{PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH}
National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN) general practice profiles
General practice profiles have been developed by the National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN) in collaboration with APHO and were initially launched electronically on 7 October 2010 via the cancer commissioning toolkit and in hard copy via cancer network GP leads.
{HEALTH}{CANCER}{DATA}{GENERAL PRACTICE}
National Cardiovascular Disease profiles March 2012
The Cardiovascular Disease profiles produced by South East Public Health Observatory have been updated to include data for 2010. The profiles are available at PCT and Cardiac Network levels and provide a snapshot of key issues relating to heart disease and stroke, including incidence, mortality, risk factors, treatments and costs. The updated version of the profiles were launched on 23 March 2012.
To view the profiles go to www.sepho.org.uk/CVDprofiles.aspx or see YHPHO CVD Health Intelligence Toolkit. For further information contact Linda.Westlake@york.ac.uk.
{HEALTH}{CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE}{COST}{DATA}{DEATH}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{HEALTH}{INCIDENCE}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTELLIGENCE}{MORTALITY}{NETWORK}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PREDICTORS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{RISK FACTOR}{UNDERSTANDING}
National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) 2006/07: Results for 2006/07 data collection in Yorkshire and the Humber
This briefing presents the results of the National Child Measurement Programme (2006/07 data) for Yorkshire and the Humber Region.
Note that this briefing was amended on 19th September 2008 - In the previous version, tables 6-7 on page 5 were showing the incorrect headcount of children measured in Reception and Year 6 by PCT - all prevalence rates were unaffected by this change.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{OBESITY}
National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) 2007/08: Results for the 2007/08 data collection in Yorkshire and the Humber
Since 2004/05 PCTs have been tasked with collecting data on the height and weight of all children in reception and Year 6 classes of
Local Education Authority (LEA) maintained schools on an annual basis (DH & DCSF 2007). The National Child Measurement Programme
(NCMP) is a Department of Health led initiative to support tackling the national public service agreement (PSA) target to reverse the rising tide of obesity and overweight in the population, by ensuring that all individuals are
able to maintain a healthy weight. The government’s initial focus is on children and by 2020 they aim to have reduced the proportion of overweight and obese children to
2000 levels. The national target is being
tackled locally through the setting of targets
in the PCT Vital Signs (DH 2007). This is
monitored using data from the NCMP. This
briefing sets out the key findings in Yorkshire
and the Humber from the 2007/08 NCMP
dataset and highlights changes from 2006/07.
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National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) 2008/09: results for the 2008/09 data collection in Yorkshire and the Humber
This briefing sets out the key findings in Yorkshire and the Humber from the 2008/09 NCMP dataset and draws attention to changes from 2007/08.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{OBESITY}{OVERWEIGHT}{WEIGHT}
National Diabetes Audit (NDA) dashboard 2008/2009
The NDA Dashboard contains the results for the 2008-2009 National Diabetes Audit at Strategic Health Authority (SHA), Primary Care Trust (PCT) and Welsh Health Board (WHB) level. All the results within the NDA Dashboard are extracted from the NDA Online toolkit (Release 6).
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH AUTHORITY}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}{STRATEGIC HEALTH AUTHORITY}
National Diabetes Audit (NDA) profiles 2010/2011
The NDA Dashboard contains the results for the 2010-2011 National Diabetes Audit at Primary Care Trust (PCT) and local Health Board (LHB) level.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH AUTHORITY}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SERVICES}{STRATEGIC HEALTH AUTHORITY}
National Diabetes Audit 2009-10 published
The National Diabetes Audit (2009-10) has been published. From the press release: Commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) and managed by The NHS Information Centre, the audit is the largest of its kind in the world. It includes data from more than 80 per cent of the estimated 2.34 million people aged 17 and over with diagnosed diabetes in England. This is a 16 per cent records increase on the previous year and reflects increased participation by GPs and hospitals in all 151 Primary Care Trust areas. The audit also includes data from all seven Local Health Boards in Wales, where participation has almost trebled in three years.
Access the full press release or view the report at http://www.ic.nhs.uk/nda.
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National Diabetes Audit Dashboard 2009/10
The NDA Dashboard contains the results for the 2009-2010 National Diabetes Audit at Strategic Health Authority (SHA), Primary Care Trust (PCT) and Welsh Local Health Board (LHB) level
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PCTS}
National Diabetes Audit mortality analysis 2007-2008
This report produced by the NHS Information Centre on 14 December 2011 presents key findings on mortality rates for people with diabetes in England.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DEATH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION CENTRES}{MORTALITY}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{SERVICES}
National Diabetes Audit mortality report
National Diabetes Audit mortality analysis: a report published today by the National Diabetes Audit for England presents mortality analysis. The full report is available at: www.ic.nhs.uk/services/national-clinical-audit-support-programme-ncasp/audit-reports/diabetes.
Dr Bob Young from NDIS discusses the findings on BBC radio 4 Today programme http://bbc.in/diabetesaudit.
{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DEATH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{MORTALITY}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}
National Diabetes Audit Mortality report discussed on BBC File on 4
Dr Bob Young from NDIS appeared on the BBC Radio 4 File on Four programme broadcast on 21st February to discuss the National Diabetes Audit for England. The audit suggested that there are about 24 thousand excess deaths each year in people with diagnosed diabetes.
Listen to the programme at www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01c7pr5
Read a BBC report about the programme www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17014480
Access the National Diabetes Audit www.yhpho.org.uk/default.aspx?RID=102618#105820
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MORTALITY}{SERVICE EVALUATION}{SERVICE PROVISION}{SERVICES}
National Diabetes Audit newsletter
This newsletter gives background information about the National Diabetes Audit
includes an introduction from the project team, explanation of the NDA and future plans. It also includes an update on audit streams such as the NDA core audit, National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA), Diabetes Patient Experience Survey (DPEP) and Diabetes in pregnancy audit.
Download the newsletter http://www.diabetes.org.uk/Documents/Professionals/NDA/NDA-newsletter-spring-12.pdf
Find out more about NDA http://www.diabetes.org.uk/Professionals/Service-improvement/National-Diabetes-Audit/NDA-latest/
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}
National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) transition
National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) hosting and operational management transfers to Diabetes Health Intelligence (a strategic programme of YHPHO).
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO INFORMATION}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH INFORMATION SERVICE}{INFORMATION}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}
National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA) 2011 key findings
This report summarises the key findings from the third National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA) carried out in 2011 on 188 audit sites.
NaDIA is commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) and delivered through the The NHS Information Centre for Health and Social Care working with Diabetes UK. This summary includes information on participation, characteristics of inpatients with diabetes, reason for admission, length of stay, medication errors, insulin infusions, DKA after admission, staffing, foot assessment and patient satisfaction.
The 2011 National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA) National Report and 2010/2011 Comparative Hospital Level Analysis were published May 2012.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}{PATIENT SATISFACTION}
National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA) 2012 key findings and hospital level analysis
This report summarises the key findings from the fourth National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA) carried out in 2012 on 216 audit sites.
NaDIA is commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) and delivered through the The Health and Social Care Information Centre working with Diabetes UK and Diabetes Health Intelligence. This summary includes information on participation, characteristics of inpatients with diabetes, medication errors, insulin infusions, staffing, foot assessment and patient experience and involvement.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}{PATIENT SATISFACTION}
National diabetes inpatient audit 2010
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}
National Diabetes Inpatient Audit 2010
The National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA) 2010 is a snapshot audit of inpatient diabetes care which was conducted in acute hospitals in England on a single weekday in the first two weeks of November 2010. This resulted in bedside clinical data from 12,191 inpatients with diabetes in 169 audit sites (representing 206 acute hospitals in 136 trusts) as well as patient experience questionnaires from 4745 (38.9%) patients who were capable and/or willing to complete them. Diabetes Health Intelligence (a strategic programme of YHPHO) produced a national report together with summary sheets for each unit that participated in the audit. For further information contact Naomi Holman Naomi.Holman@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}
National General Practice Profiles
The National General Practice Profiles tool is a freely accessible web-based tool designed to support GPs, clinical commissioning groups and PCTs to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population. Find it at www.apho.org.uk/PRACPROF
Using a variety of graphical displays such as spine charts and population pyramids, the tool presents a range of practice-level indicators, including demography, Patient Satisfaction Survey results, QOF domains, prevalence estimates and secondary care use.
New features in the revised tool include:
· Summary profiles for clinical commissioning groups across England
· Updated disease prevalence estimates at practice and PCT level for five long-term conditions (coronary heart disease, cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, hypertension and stroke)
· Additional comparators:
Not only can you compare your practice with the PCT and England, but you can also make the comparison with your CCG, deprivation decile and practice peer group.
· New-style population pyramids plus extra demographic data such as ethnicity
· Faster navigation between different data sets and different comparisons
The tool has been developed by erpho, the East of England Public Health Observatory, on behalf of the network of PHOs in England. Send comments to feedback@erpho.org.uk or fill in the user survey on the tool.
You will see further improvements in the coming weeks, including new NHS Comparators annual data once released, and extra indicators.
Our programme of revisions to the tool is based on user feedback, so please help us prioritise further developments by completing the user survey (and tell us whether the revised tool has answered your previous comments).
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National Institute for Health Research - Public Health Research programme
This page provides information about the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Public Health Research programme.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{HEALTH RESEARCH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{RESEARCH PROGRAMMES}{RESEARCH PROJECT}
National Knowledge Week for Diabetic Retinopathy
The launch of Diabetic Retinopathy National Knowledge Week provides an opportunity to present a comprehensive collection of up-to-date information that has been subject to rigorous selection criteria.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{KNOWLEDGE}{NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK}{SCREENING}
National Primary Care Conference
Primary Care 2008 has an impressive 18 year track record, addressing the latest developments, innovations and opportunities within this ever changing market. The Conference and Exhibition will enable you to update your skills, expand your knowledge, put you in touch with new research, treatments and initiatives and enhance your role. There are also plenty of opportunities for networking with colleagues from across the primary and community care spectrum as well as learning from examples of best practice. Primary Care 2008 is always informative, practical and above all, relevant.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{EXHIBITION}{HEALTH SERVICES}{INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{WORKSHOP}
National Social Marketing Centre
The NSMC provides access to:
Showcase – a collection of fully-researched case studies
Planning guide and toolkit – a practical planning guide to help develop and deliver effective solutions to behavioural challenges
Value for Money tools - a suite of online tools to help calculate the value for money of social marketing and behaviour change programmes.
One Stop Shop – a database of unpublished research reports, mainly qualitative. This includes not only national research but around 50 projects from within Yorkshire and the Humber.
Online training: seven modules available free to NHS staff until March 2012.
{HEALTH}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{COMMUNICATION}{MARKETING}{MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
National Travel Survey
The National Travel Survey is a household survey designed to provide a databank of personal travel information for Great Britain. It is part of a continuous survey that began in July 1988, following ad hoc surveys since the mid-1960s. The survey is designed to pick up long-term trends and is not suitable for monitoring short-term trends. Results from the survey are published on the Department for Transport website (along with other useful travel related statistics).
{HEALTH}{LIFESTYLE}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{TRANSPORT}{TRAVEL PLAN}
NAViGO Health and Social Care Community Interest Company: Quality Account 2010/11
North East Lincolnshire Mental Health Services (NELMHS) Quality Account.
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
NDIS Case Study: The National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA)
This case study is part of a series about the work of NDIS and shows how our tools have helped to improve diabetes care in frontline NHS organisations.
It describes the impact of the NDIS NaDIA Summary Sheets created from the findings of the National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA)and shows how a hospital in Dudley has used its findings in practice to improve patient outcomes and save money.
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{CASE STUDY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HOSPITAL TRUSTS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}
NDIS Clinical Champion leaflet
Promotional leaflet describing the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) Clinical Champion role.
{HEALTH}{AWARENESS}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{SERVICES}{TRAINING}
NDIS draft work programme 2012/13
Draft National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) work programme 2012/13.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}
NDIS GP Tool: a suite of tools to explore practice level diabetes data
Compare National Diabetes Audit (NDA), Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) and prescribing data at practice and clinical commissioning group (CCG) level to inform your local commissioning decisions and service delivery.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{DRUG PRESCRIBING}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{GENERAL PRACTITIONER}{GP}{GPS}{GROUP}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL EPISODE STATISTICS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PRESCRIBING}{PRESCRIBING PRACTICES}{PRESCRIPTION WRITING}{PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS}{SERVICES}
NDIS images
{HEALTH}
NDIS masterclass East Midlands posters
A collection of posters used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDIS masterclass East Midlands: diabetic complications and mortality in the East Midlands
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDIS masterclass East Midlands: foot care in the East Midlands
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDIS masterclass East Midlands: inpatient activity in the East Midlands
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDIS masterclass East Midlands: levels of Diabetes in the East Midlands
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDIS masterclass East Midlands: quality of diabetes care in the East Midlands
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDIS masterclass East Midlands: understanding your outcomes and expenditure
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDIS masterclass South Central posters
A collection of posters used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 28 February 2013.
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NDIS masterclass South Central: diabetic complications and mortality in the South East
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 28 February 2013.
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NDIS masterclass South Central: foot care
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 28 February 2013.
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NDIS masterclass South Central: inpatient activity in the South East
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 28 February 2013.
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NDIS masterclass South Central: quality of diabetes care in the South East
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 28 February 2013.
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NDIS masterclass South Central: understanding your outcomes and expenditure
This poster was used during the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 28 February 2013.
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NDIS masterclass: East Midlands: questions and answers
Questions and answers from the National Diabetes Information Service held on 10 January in the East Midlands.
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NDIS Masterclasses
The masterclasses are a series of 10 workshops, one in each region, to explore diabetes information through a combination of presentation and practical exercises.
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NDIS newletter - Events
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NDIS Newletter - new resources
Collection to build NDIS quarterly newsletter
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NDIS newletter - News
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NDIS newsletter Autumn 2012
A bulletin with news about the National Diabetes Information Service NDIS.
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NDIS newsletter June 2011
A bulletin with news about the National Diabetes Information Service NDIS.
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NDIS newsletter October 2011
A bulletin with news about the National Diabetes Information Service NDIS.
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NDIS newsletter Spring 2012
A bulletin with news about the National Diabetes Information Service NDIS.
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NDIS newsletter Spring 2013
A bulletin with news about the National Diabetes Information Service NDIS.
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NDIS newsletter Summer 2012
A bulletin with news about the National Diabetes Information Service NDIS.
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NDIS newsletters collection
National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) newsletters.
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NDIS podcast - an overview
This page provides a link to a short film of Lorraine Oldridge (YHPHO Diabetes Health Intelligence/NDIS Transition Lead) describing the role of the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS).
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NDIS podcast - Diabetes prevalence model
This page provides a link to a short film of Naomi Holman (YHPHO Head Diabetes Health Intelligence) describing the role of the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS).
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NDIS podcast - Footcare activity profiles
This page provides a link to a short film of Simon Orange (YHPHO Health Intelligence Specialist) describing the Footcare activity profiles.
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NDIS promotional flyers
Promotional flyers giving details of National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) tools.
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NDIS Resources
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NDIS tools and reports directory
National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) directory. Use the directory to find data and reports that will help answer questions about diabetes.
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NDIS training material
A temporary site has been set up containing the newly developed NDIS training material. The site currently contains some examples which we expect to enhance and build upon overtime. Please send any feedback regarding the website to ndis@switchstanceit.com
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NDIS webinar: Understanding the differences between Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) and National Diabetes Audit (NDA) data
A collection of presentations and reports used during the National Diabetes Information Service webinar held on 29 January 2013.
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NDIS webpages
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NDIS website user survey
The National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) launched an improved version of our online portal (www.diabetes-ndis.org) in the spring of 2011. We would like your views on the new-look site. This short survey will only take five minutes of your time and will enable us to gather valuable feedback, which will be used to make further improvements. The survey will close on 31st March 2012. If you have any queries contact NDIS Transition Lead Lorraine Oldridge at lorraine.oldridge@york.ac.uk.
Access the survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NDIS_Portal_Survey_1
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NDIS work plan 2012/13
National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) work plan approved by the NDIS Partnership Board in June 2012.
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NDS masterclass: East Midlands
This page contains resources from the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 10 January 2013.
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NDS masterclass: South Central
This page contains resources from the National Diabetes Information Service masterclass held on 28 February 2013.
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Neonatal Intensive Care Units
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Networks
The Networks page provides information about the networks that Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory is involved with such as Regional Health Intelligence Leads (RHIL)and Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network.
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Neurological Conditions
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New Hearing Assessment Flowchart
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New procedures for undertaking NHS dental epidemiological surveys in England
Proposal for regional financial support to allow NWPHO to lead on data collection and analysis for the programme of dental epidemiological surveys of 5, 12 and 14 year olds and for the future role of the regional coodinator in this work.
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Newborn Health Screening - Paediatric Audiology Service
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Newborn Health Screening Service
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News
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Newsletters
This page gives details of the newsletters produced by Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO) such as Health Intelligence Update, Quality Observatory Update, PROMs Update and ChiMat e-bulletins.
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NHS Atlas of Variation
The second Atlas is greatly expanded and covers 71 indicators (including a range of diabetes indicators developed in collaboration with the National Diabetes Information Service, NDIS) and 15 Programme Budget categories. All Atlases are also available as fully interactive online maps using InstantAtlas© GIS software.
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NHS Atlas of Variation
The Department of Health Right Care Team have published their follow-up second Atlas (November 2011), greatly expanded and covering 71 indicators (including a range of diabetes indicators developed in collaboration with the National Diabetes Information Service, NDIS) and 15 Programme Budget categories.
All Atlases are also available as fully interactive online maps using InstantAtlas© GIS software.
A diabetes themed atlas will be available on 14th June 2012.
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NHS Atlas of Variation in Healthcare for People with Diabetes
Published by NHS Right Care and developed in collaboration with Diabetes Health Intelligence (YHPHO) under the auspices of the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS). The 22 indicators in the atlas show unwarranted variation in diabetes healthcare services. The report highlights opportunities for commissioners and clinicians to improve health outcomes, minimise health inequalities and enhance the overall value of healthcare for people with diabetes.
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NHS Atlas of Variation in Healthcare for People with Diabetes (live 14th June 2012)
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NHS Diabetes response to the release of the NHS Atlas of Variation
In response to the release of the Atlas, NHS Diabetes stress the need to invest in integrated diabetes footcare services to reduce amputations.
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NHS Diabetes webinar: data and information to support commissioners in their Health Needs Assessment: Tuesday 17 January 2012 12.00-1.00pm
Webinar run by NHS Diabetes and presented by Lorraine Oldridge, NDIS Transition Lead.
The target audience is PCT Commissioners, Clinical Commissioning Groups, Public Health, Local Authority (JSNA leads)
The learning objectives are:
Understand which tools and resources are available to support your health needs assessment; where to find them and how they can help.
To register for this webinar please complete the online form.
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NHS Doncaster Public Health Directorate and Clinical Commissioning Group draft Memorandum of Understanding
NHS Doncaster Public Health Directorate and Clinical Commissioning Group draft Memorandum of Understanding produced in October 2011 and displayed at the Public Health Transition event held on 27 October 2011.
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NHS Doncaster System Management Strategy March 2009
In March 2008 the Board approved the PCT’s Procurement Strategy 2008/9 to 2013/14 which was developed following the Government’s introduction of the national policy initiative to utilise the market to help PCTs to deliver improved services to patients.
The Procurement Strategy proposed an integrated and holistic approach between providers, patients and the PCT, seeking to develop a coherent flow between a motivated portfolio of providers in primary and secondary care, with the PCT at the centre ensuring that providers are meeting patient need.
The Strategy clearly stated that in order to deliver its objectives the PCT would need to work closely with all providers and seek to introduce new providers into the market, incentivising them to increase efficiency, extend choice and improve access and quality of care, being mindful of the new System Management guidance which also requires commissioners to understand that changes in the balance between competition and cooperation can be used to drive improvements in the quality in providers.
It is evident that delivery of the Procurement Strategy together with high achievement against the World Class Commissioning Competencies will require a comprehensive and cohesive strategy for whole System Management with particular emphasis on Procurement, Provider Development and Market Development and Management.
The aim of this System Management Strategy is to capture NHS Doncaster’s vision for System Management, to be delivered during the period 2009/10 to 2013/14
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NHS Evidence National Library for Public Health - smoking and tobacco
The National Library for Public Health website provides access to guidelines, strategies, policies, systematic reviews, and news and events relating to smoking and tobacco.
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NHS Hull Procurement Strategy March - 2009
This Procurement Strategy is designed to support the PCT in providing a guide to commissioners on deciding whether and how to procure healthcare services through tendering and market-testing systems. As such it forms part of the system management process within the PCT. The Strategy reflects prevailing legislation and best practice guidance from the Department of Health and is consistent with procedures set out in the PCT’s Standing Financial Instructions (SFIs).
This Strategy sets out the initial considerations for the procurement and provision of health care services in the 21st Century, as Hull Teaching PCT moves towards becoming a World Class Commissioning Organisation. It aims to set out an approach to procurement which will ensure that as an NHS commissioning organisation, Hull Teaching PCT (and those with delegated authority for commissioning on its behalf) is responsive to the needs of it its population, and commissions a range of appropriate healthcare services in an open, transparent and equitable manner.
The prime focus of this Procurement Strategy is on the commissioning of healthcare services under Part B of the European Union procurement rules and as such does not refer explicitly to the procurement of goods or Part A services such as management consultancy. In relation to these latter goods and services, it is expected that the SFIs and Part A procurement process will be applied as appropriate according to the value of the tender. General principles and best practice relating to procurement set out in this Strategy can be applied to other procurement situations.
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NHS Hull Public Health Science team leaflet
A leaflet about NHS Hull Public Health Science team available at the Public Health Transition event on 27th October 2011.
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NHS Hull, Healthcare Services, Market Management Strategy
This Healthcare Services Market Management Strategy is intended as a statement of the approach that NHS Hull will take to incorporating market management considerations into its commissioning activity, as part of its aspiration to become a world class commissioner.
It complements the NHS Hull Healthcare Procurement Strategy approved by the PCT Board in March 2009, which establishes an assessment of relevant markets, including appropriate market analysis, as a key consideration of the pre-procurement phase.
Both Strategies are intended to provide practical guidance to PCT commissioners, to assist them in navigating through market management and procurement processes undertaken by the PCT in pursuit of better quality services and improved health outcomes for local people.
The Strategies provide a framework for lead commissioners to work within, knowing that adherence to the two strategies will ensure that activity is being carried out effectively and consistently across the organisation, with due regard to legal obligations, probity and best practice. This is vitally important in assisting the PCT to discharge its responsibilities as a public contracting body, to ensure that the resources spent on behalf of the population it serves are put to their best possible use to deliver the highest quality services and maximise health gain.
The Market Management Strategy sets out how NHS Hull will interact with healthcare markets, and how it will develop market management capacity and capability as part of its growth as a commissioning organisation. The Strategy also includes a 7 - step guide to market analysis which commissioners should follow in assessing markets as part of service reviews and should use the outcomes of analysis to inform subsequent market engagement and procurement activity, in order to maximise the efficiency of those processes.
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NHS Humber Cluster and NHS North Yorkshire and York commissioning support development workshop: 29 Sept 2011
Draft slides from a workshop held on September 2011 on commissioning support for the NHS Humber Cluster and NHS North Yorkshire and York. The presentation includes information about Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) and Commissioning Support Organisations (CSOs).
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NHS Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
NHS Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust
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NHS Leeds Public Health Transition: Programme Management approach poster
A poster produced by NHS Leeds and used at the Public Health Transition workshop on 27th October 2011.
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NHS Leeds staff support and engagement: public health function poster
Poster from NHS Leeds on staff support and engagement from the public health function, displayed at the Public Health transition event on 27th October 2011.
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NHS Next Stage Review “Staying Healthy”
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NHS North East Lincolnshire Care Trust Plus: clinical lead service specific roles
This document describes clinical lead service specific roles for NHS North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG). It was used at the Public Health transition event held in Leeds on 27 October 2011.
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NHS Primary Care Commissioning - dentistry
Provides resources regarding the implementation of commissioning and contracting arrangements.
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NHS Qualative Analysis Guidance Current future provider Questionaire
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NHS Quality Accounts 2010/11: providing external assurance: findings from auditors' work at NHS trusts and foundation trusts
Briefing summarising the findings from auditors' reviews of quality accounts at 91 NHS acute and mental health trusts and 52 (out of 136) foundation trusts (FTs). It aims to "help providers improve their quality accounts and support auditors in reviewing the arrangements that underpin their production". Case studies are also included about to illustrate steps to take to improve processes in producing quality accounts.
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NHS Right Care principles
These slides were shown at the Business Process Engineering coaching workshop.
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NHS Right Care: decision trees
These slides were shown at the Business Process Engineering coaching workshop.
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NHS Right Care: default reform idea generation: copy or explain
These slides were shown at the Business Process Engineering coaching workshop.
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NHS Right Care: Impact Assessment examples
These slides were shown at the Business Process Engineering coaching workshop.
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NHS Rotherham: Health Inequalities Summit : a way to improve partnership working and address health inequalities
Proposal from NHS Rotherham on improving partnership working to address health inequalities in Rotherham. This document was used at the Public Health England transition event held in Leeds on 27 October 2011.
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NHS Sheffield
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NHS Sheffield public health transition: project initiation document
A project initiation document for a project ensuring a safe and effective transition of the public health function from NHS Sheffield to Sheffield City Council.
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NHS Y&H Programme Budget Analysis
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NHS Y&H Programme Budget Analysis - Appendix 1
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber North Yorkshire and York QIPP slides
Bespoke QIPP resource pack for North Yorkshire and York produced by the Quality Observatory and NHS Yorkshire and the Humber.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber COPD dashboards
The dashboards summarise key indicators relating to the prevalence, care and outcomes for people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Each section of the dashboard is designed to broadly follow a COPD clinical pathway. This information allows the identification of differences in service provision and the potentially related variation seen at primary care/ provider trust level in outcomes and service usage for those with COPD. It is hoped that this information will generate discussion as to the drivers of any variation reported and encourage identification and adoption of best practice.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: April 2010 (planned care)
BETTER FOR LESS EXAMPLES: We have worked with you to develop practical examples of schemes which have been developed locally and have potential to deliver better quality at lower cost. This month the ‘better for less’ examples focuses on pathology services in Lincolnshire.
PLANNED CARE ‘HOT TOPIC’: Each month we will produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is planned care. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
QIPP METRICS: We have developed a set of metrics to help understand system health in the tighter financial climate. We will publish these metrics monthly although some of the indicators will only be updated quarterly. The purpose is to offer insight and improve understanding of how the system is delivering with lower growth.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: April 2011 (long term conditions)
Each month we produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is long term conditions. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: August 2010 (Mental Health)
Each month we will produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides
more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is mental health. The
analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in
performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: December 2009 (General Practice)
This is the second QIPP Monthly resource pack. The pack has three components: Better for Less, Hot topic: General Practice, QIPP Metrics.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: January 2010 (health and social care interface)
This is the third QIPP monthly resource pack. The pack has three components:
BETTER FOR LESS EXAMPLES: We have worked with you to develop practical examples of schemes which have been developed locally and have potential to deliver better quality at lower cost. This month the ‘better for less’ examples focus on falls prevention.
HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE INTERFACE ‘HOT TOPIC’: Each month we will produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is the health and social care interface. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
QIPP METRICS: We have developed a set of metrics to help understand system health in the tighter financial climate. We will publish these metrics monthly although some of the indicators will only be updated quarterly. The purpose is to offer insight and improve understanding of how the system delivering with lower growth.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: January 2011 (Sexual Health)
Each month we produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is sexual health. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: June 2010 (long term conditions)
This is the seventh QIPP monthly resource pack. The pack has three components:
BETTER FOR LESS EXAMPLES: We have worked with you to develop practical examples of schemes which have been developed locally and have potential to deliver better quality at lower cost. This month the ‘better for less’ example focuses on long term conditions.
LONG TERM CONDITIONS ‘HOT TOPIC’: Each month we will produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is long term conditions. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
QIPP METRICS: We have developed a set of metrics to help understand system health in the tighter financial climate. We will publish these metrics monthly although some of the indicators will only be updated quarterly. The purpose is to offer insight and improve understanding of how the system delivering with lower growth.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: June 2011 (estates and facilities management)
Each month we produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
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NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: March 2010 (urgent care)
This is the fourth QIPP monthly resource pack.
BETTER FOR LESS EXAMPLES: We have worked with you to develop practical examples of schemes which have been developed locally and have potential to deliver better quality at lower cost. This month the ‘better for less’ example focuses on treatment in hospital of fractured neck of femur.
URGENT CARE ‘HOT TOPIC’: Each month we will produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is urgent care. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
QIPP METRICS: We have developed a set of metrics to help understand system health in the tighter financial climate. We will publish these metrics monthly although some of the indicators will only be updated quarterly. The purpose is to offer insight and improve understanding of how the system delivering with lower growth.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{CLIMATE}{COST}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{GROWTH}{HEALTH}{HOSPITAL}{INDICATOR}{INTELLIGENCE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS}{QUALITY}{UNDERSTANDING}
NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: May 2010 (staying healthy)
The May 2010 Qipp resource pack includes Qipp metrics, Better for Less briefings (practical examples from round the region and
beyond about ways of improving quality and saving money, developed with clinicians) and the hot topic is Staying Healthy.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{QUALITY}
NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: November 2009 (workforce)
{HEALTH}{PREVENTION}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: October 2010 (Children's Services)
Each month we produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is Children's Services. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD CARE}{CHILD WELFARE}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HEALTH SERVICE}{CHILDRENS SERVICES (MEDICAL)}{HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN}{PREVENTION}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
NHS Yorkshire and the Humber QIPP resource pack: September 2010 (Cancer)
Each month we will produce one ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. This month the hot topic is cancer. The analyses presented here are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{CANCER}{CANCERS}{CARCINOMA}{HEALTH}{NEOPLASMS}{NHS}{TUMOURS}
NHSI Opportunity Locator - alternative to SHAPE
The Opportunity Locator is a data tool to support the commissioning priorities of local health communities. This data tool has been designed to give you and your community relevant and useful data in an easily accessible format to support the 'care closer to home' agenda.
The purpose of the Opportunity Locator tool is to stimulate ideas on where commissioners should focus their attention in re-designing and shifting services away from the traditional setting of the hospital and out towards community based care.
The tool is for you to explore the potential and opportunities for shifting services. The tool should prompt you to start thinking of "how" and "why" your organisation might differ from others and to support commissioning priorities for health communities
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY CARE}{HEALTH}
NI39 - alcohol-related hospital admissions 2009/10
Excessive alcohol consumption is a major cause of avoidable hospital admissions. Alcohol-harm related hospital admission rate (NI39) has been designed to measure a reduction in the trend in the increase of alcohol related hospital admissions. This report discusses the latest data published by NWPHO in January 2011, showing that the level of hospital admissions for alcohol-related harm (NI39) in Yorkshire and the Humber has increased, but remained below the national average.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{ALCOHOL MISUSE}{ALCOHOL USE}{ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM}{DRINKING (ALCOHOL)}
NICE Annual Conference 2007 – evidence into practice
NICE has issued clinical guidance for the NHS on many of the major causes of morbidity and mortality, including a range of guidance on cancer, heart disease and mental health. By December 2007 NICE will also have issued guidance on a number of key public health topics – such as smoking cessation and substance misuse – aimed at the NHS and those with public health responsibilities, including local authorities, transport, education and the voluntary sector.
{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MEASURE}{MORBIDITY}{MORTALITY}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}
NICE quality standards for diabetes
National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) is delighted to be a publishing partner for the NICE quality standards for diabetes launched today at the Diabetes UK Annual Professional Conference.
View the
NICE diabetes in adults quality standard
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{QUALITY}
NICE Quality Standards for Diabetes in Adults
NICE quality standards are a set of specific, concise statements that act as markers of high-quality, cost-effective patient care, covering the treatment and prevention of different diseases and conditions.
The primary purpose of the standards
is to make it clear what quality care is by providing patients and the public, health and social care professionals, commissioners and service providers with definitions of high-quality health and social care.
Access to the quality standards:
http://www.nice.org.uk/aboutnice/qualitystandards/qualitystandards.jsp
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NICE quality standards for diabetes: quality indicators
The NICE quality standards for Diabetes are a set of specific, concise statements and associated measures. They set out aspirational, but achievable, markers of high-quality, cost-effective patient care, covering the treatment and prevention of different diseases and conditions. This quality indicators document summarises the indicators for Diabetes and the data sources for how the indicators will be measured.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA SOURCE}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INDICATOR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION SOURCE}{PATIENT}{PREVENTION}{QUALITY}{QUALITY STANDARD}{SERVICE USERS}{SERVICES}{USERS}
No injustice greater than inequality - The Information Centre for health and social care funds the Health Poverty Index (HPI)
The NHS Plan (2000) stated that "no injustice is greater than the inequalities in health which scar our nation" and in response, the Department of Health proposed a number of developments to help combat this situation.
{HEALTH}
North East & North Lincs Leading the Way to Active Lives: Progress Report 2008/2009
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY ACTION}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{LIFESTYLE}
North East Lincolnshire Care Trust Plus: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group: clinical professional lead role description
This document is intended to provide an indication of the role, esponsibilities and time commitment that a Clinical lead will be required to undertake for the North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG). The document was used at the Public Health England transition event held in Leeds on 27 October 2011.
{COMMISSIONING}{GROUP}{HEALTH}{JOB DESCRIPTION}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{WORKERS}
North East Lincolnshire PCT Adult Dental Health Report
This is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
North East SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation pack
A Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the North East SHA area.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PREVALENCE}{REGIONAL}{SUMMARY HEALTH}
North Lincolnshire Community Services: Quality Account 2010/11
North Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals (North Lincolnshire Community Services)
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
North Lincolnshire PCT Adult Dental Health Report
This is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
North West Public Health Observatory (NWPHO) – N139 alcohol-related hospital admissions data
The following NI39 alcohol-related hospital admissions data will be released on the Local Alcohol Profiles for England (LAPE) website by 14th January 2011:
• Final data for 2009/10
• Revised figures (with revised ONS population estimates) for 2002/03 – 2008/09
• Provisional data Q1 2010/11
The data will be available from: http://www.nwph.net/alcohol/lape/download.htm.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}
North West Public Health Observatory (NWPHO) – NI39 alcohol related hospital admissions data
The following NI39 alcohol-related hospital admissions data was released on the Local Alcohol Profiles for England (LAPE) website on 14 January 2011:
• Final data for 2009/10
• Revised figures (with revised ONS population estimates) for 2002/03 – 2008/09
• Provisional data Q1 2010/11
The data will be available from: http://www.nwph.net/alcohol/lape/download.htm.
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL}
North West SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation pack
A Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the North West SHA area.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PREVALENCE}{REGIONAL}{SUMMARY HEALTH}
North Yorkshire and York Community and Mental Health Services: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY STANDARD}
North Yorkshire and York Community and Mental Health Services: Quality Account 2009/10: summary
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY STANDARD}
North Yorkshire and York PCT Adult Dental Health Report
This is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
North Yorkshire and York Primary Care Trust Mental Health and Learning Disability Services: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
North Yorkshire Healthy Coastal Communities: Progress Report 2008/2009
{HEALTH}{CARER}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{FAMILY}{HOMELESS}{ONE PARENT FAMILIES}{SINGLE PARENT}{SINGLE PARENT FAMILY}{TEENAGE PARENT}
Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Northgate Information Solutions Patient Reported Outcome Measures documents (PROMS)
Northgate Information Solutions was awarded the contract to run the national PROMS programme. This website to support providers to implement the collection of PROMS data.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MEASUREMENT}{PATIENT}{PROGRAMME}{PROVIDER}{SERVICE USERS}{USERS}{WEBSITES}
Notes of meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network 19 October 2007
Notes of the meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network held on 19 October 2007
{HEALTH}
Notes of the Directors of Public Health Network held on 11 January 2008
Notes of the meeting held on 11 January 2008
{HEALTH}{CERVICAL CANCER}{CHILD}{CHILD HEALTH}{EATING HABIT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{WOMEN'S HEALTH}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
Notes of the Directors of Public Health Network meeting held on 14 December 2007
Notes of the meeting of Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network meeting held on 14 December 2007
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Notes of the meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network held on 19 September 2008
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{HEALTH PROTECTION}{SCREENING}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SMOKING}{SMOKING CESSATION}{TOBACCO USE}
Notes of the meeting of the Directors of Public Health Network held on 7 March 2008
{HEALTH}{EYE DISORDER}{FOOD AND NUTRITION}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Notes of the meeting of the Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network held on 14 September 2007
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{DATA}{DECISION MAKING}{DISCUSSION}{HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES}{INFORMATION}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PARTNERSHIP WORKING}{PREVENTION}{PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER}
NWPHO Illustrating Inequalities in the North West
Inequalities using P2 People and Places (Beacon-Dodsworth). Useful as a example of market segmentation in understanding inequalities
{HEALTH}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{MARKETING}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
NYCRIS Improvement & Development Manager
The Northern and Yorkshire Cancer Registry and Information Service (NYCRIS) is one of 11 UK cancer registries, and covers a population of 6.7 million. NYCRIS is an organisation of 50+ staff. Cancer registries are facing many challenges, both in managing the change to their data processes from manual to automated, and in meeting the data and information demands of the national cancer agenda, & work cohesively with our local stakeholders and partner organisations. In addition, the service location will change in January 2008 when our current operation transfers to the New Oncology Wing of St James’ Hospital, Leeds. These represent significant & exciting times, & this post offers a fantastic opportunity to influence & be part of these changes.
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{JOB DESCRIPTION}
Obesity
Please note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/obesity
© NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010
All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged
Terms of use available at:
http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
{HEALTH}
Obesity - QOF 2006/07
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Obesity Commissiong Policy April 09
{HEALTH}
Obesity dataset for Yorkshire and the Humber
A collection of indicators for both children and adults, by PCT
{HEALTH}{INDICATOR}{OBESITY}
Obesity Designation Standards
{HEALTH}
Obesity Service Specification Jan 09
{HEALTH}
Obesity Trends: US vs UK 1985-2006
We had a multiagency obesity visioning conference day in Doncaster yesterday following on from the NST visit in October last year. As part of my presentation to the conference, I showed some slides prepared for me by the Doncaster PH intelligence unit which show obesity trends in the US linked to trends in the UK. The national support team said that they had not seen this linkage before though had seen US data linked with European trends. It shows that the UK has another special relationship with the US and stand shoulder to shoulder (cheek to cheek?) with the US in population obesity prevalence.
Please feel free to use these slides on your patches but would be grateful if you would acknowledge Doncaster PHIU if you do.
Tony Baxter, DPH Doncaster
{HEALTH}{OBESITY}{TREND}
Obesity, nutrition and physical activity
The obesity, nutrition and physical activity theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area.
{ACTIVITY}{AREA}{EXERCISE}{NUTRITION}{OBESITY}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}
Obesity: Healthy Weight for Kirklees, and Up for It: NHS Kirklees
Presentation delivered to regional Obesity Workshop 23 June 2010.
{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{OBESITY}{REGIONAL}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{WEIGHT}{WORKSHOP}
Objectives of the Yorkshire and the Humber Commercial Support Unit: annual report
Annual report from the Yorkshire and the Humber Commercial Support Unit (CSU).
{COMMISSIONING}{EVALUATION REPORT}{PROGRAMME}
Occupational Therapy
{HEALTH}
Occupational Therapy MSK Service
{HEALTH}
Older & Active in Leeds: Progress Report 2008/2009
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{OLDER PEOPLE}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}
One Barnsley: Progress Report 2008/2009
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{DEPRIVATION}{HEALTHY EATING}{MENTAL HEALTH}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}
ONS health analysis plans using 2011 census data
Presentation given by the Office for National Statistics at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 22 November 2012.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{CENSUS DISTRICT}{CENSUS ED/OA}{CENSUS WARD LEVEL}{DATA COLLECTION}{REGIONAL}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Orthodontic assessment of 12-year-olds in Yorkshire and the Humber 2008/09
This report describes the findings of an orthodontic assessment conducted as part of a
nationally coordinated survey of 12-year-old children in state maintained secondary
schools in England. The main report of the survey can be found at:
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/item.aspx?RID=127665.
The survey took place in most Local Authorities (LAs) and Primary Care Trusts (PCTs)
in England. The findings estimate the level of orthodontic need and demand within the
Yorkshire and the Humber region. The limitations of the study and the conclusions that
can be drawn from the findings are discussed. The report ends with a series of
recommendations for future orthodontic surveys.
{HEALTH}{ASSESSMENT}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH}{OPINION POLLS}{ORAL HEALTH}{ORAL HYGIENE}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PLACES}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SCHOOL}{SURVEY}
ORTHOPTIST SERVICE
{HEALTH}
Other Medicine
{HEALTH}
Outcomes versus Expenditure Tool - Maternity and Newborn
ChiMat (the national Child and Maternal Health Observatory) have launched a new tool - Outcomes versus Expenditure Tool - Maternity and Newborn.
Using the Outcomes versus Expenditure Tool you can compare expenditure and other aspects of services with a number of outcome measures at primary care trust (PCT) level.
As a commissioner, the Outcomes versus Expenditure Tool – Maternity and Newborn allows you to pinpoint opportunities to improve the quality of outcomes and productivity in your local area for maternity and neonatal services.
You can use the tool to:
- Compare expenditure within a fixed area with service performance in terms of health and wellbeing outcomes.
- Identify where either your expenditure or performance is significantly different to that of other organisations including your statistical neighbours.
- See where you are an outlier.
- Find better performing organisations you might be able to learn from about what works well and how you can replicate it.
You will also find the tool useful if you are a provider of maternity services, as a means of sparking discussion with local commissioners about ways to improve services.
{HEALTH}{CHILD ABUSE}{CHILD HEALTH}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES}{MATERNITY HEALTH SERVICES}{MATERNITY SERVICE}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROVIDER}{QUALITY}{SERVICES}
Overview and Health Scrutiny in Yorkshire and the Humber
Table summarising Local Authority support for health scrutiny within the Yorkshire and Humber Region
{HEALTH}
Overview of approach in Yorkshire and Humber and YHQO's work to date
Presentation given at YHQO launch by Professor Brian Ferguson, Director of YHPHO and YHQO
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}
Overview of the programme budgeting methodology
This page has links to a series of documents relating to programme budgeting methodology: overview of programme budgeting calculation methodology, mappings and definitions, categories and descriptions and categories and subcategories. Programme Budgeting data enables the analysis of expenditure on specific disease areas which allows PCTs to examine the health gain obtainable through investment and identify potential shifts in investment to optimise local health gains, reduce health inequalities and improve value for money.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{AREA}{BEST PRACTICE}{COMMISSIONING}{ECONOMICS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}{METHOD}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{QUALITY}{SERVICES}
Overview of tool: APHO Practice Profiles
A flyer giving an overview of the APHO Practice Profiles. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}
Overview of tool: Children and young people diabetes profiles
A flyer giving an overview of the Children and young people diabetes profiles. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
Overview of tool: Diabetes Community Profiles adults
A flyer giving an overview of the Diabetes Community Profiles for adults. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{ADULT}{BENCHMARKING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{HEALTH SERVICE PLANNING}{HEALTH SERVICE POLICY}{HEALTH SERVICES}
Overview of tool: diabetes footcare activity profiles
A flyer giving an overview of the Diabetes footcare activity profiles. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{BENCHMARKING}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{FOOT HEALTH}{MARKETING}{REGIONAL VARIATION}
Overview of tool: Diabetes Outcomes versus Expenditure (DOVE)
A flyer giving an overview of the Diabetes Outcomes versus Expenditure tool. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH OUTCOME}
Overview of tool: DiabetesE
A flyer giving an overview of the DiabetesE tool. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{BENCHMARKING}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES}{HEALTH SERVICE PLANNING}{HEALTH SERVICE POLICY}{HEALTH SERVICES}
Overview of tool: Health Needs Assessment
A flyer giving an overview of the Health Needs Assessment tool. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}
Overview of tool: Spend and Outcomes Tool
A flyer giving an overview of the Spend and Outcomes Tool. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH OUTCOME}
Overview of tool: Variation in Inpatient Activity: Diabetes
A flyer giving an overview of the Variation in Inpatient Activity: Diabetes (VIA: Diabetes) tool. The tool features in the National Diabetes Information Service tools directory.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{REGIONAL VARIATION}
Paediatric Audiology
{HEALTH}
Paediatric Cardiac Outreach Service Standard
{HEALTH}
Paediatric Diabetic Dietetics
{HEALTH}
Paediatric Medical Staffing
{HEALTH}
Paediatric Physiotherapy Provision
To assess, treat, advise and educate children, young people and their families, plus all who support them, from health colleagues, to education and social care staff.
{HEALTH}
Palliative Care
{HEALTH}
Palliative Care - QOF 2006/07
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Pandemic influenza plans for primary dental care in Sheffield
Guidance for pandemic influenza for dentists and primary care dental services in Sheffield.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{FLU}{INFLUENZA}
Pathway for Borderline Patients LTOT
{HEALTH}
Pathway for Existing Patients on LTOT
{HEALTH}
Pathway for New Hearing Therapy Referral Receipts
{HEALTH}
Pathway for New Patients on LTOT
{HEALTH}
Patient and public insight
The patient and public insight theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area. It also includes the Insight Hub.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Patient and Public Insight Hub
Resources from the Yorkshire and Humber Social Marketing Forum have been migrated to an open access area on the YHPHO website. Previously the materials were only available on a restricted-access Team Area.
The Insight Hub provides access to resources which can be used to generate insights into health related attitudes and behaviours.
This includes the traditional data sources associated with the PHO and is expanding to cover other areas such as qualitative research, surveys and segmentation tools. The Hub will support the early scoping stages of projects in the areas of social marketing and insight-led commissioning.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{ATTITUDE}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{COMMISSIONING}{CONDUCT}{DATA}{DATA SOURCE}{HEALTH}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{INFORMATION SOURCE}{MARKETING}{PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION}{PATIENT}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{QUALITATIVE RESEARCH}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{SURVEY}{USERS}{WEBSITES}
Patient Booklet: Cardiac Rehabilitaion
{HEALTH}
Patient experience and PROMS
This presentation was used at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{HEALTH TARGET}{MEASUREMENT}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PATIENT}{PATIENT SATISFACTION}{PROGRAMME}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Patient Flows - Day Cases
Patient flows is an interactive tool that uses Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) data to geographically display flows of patients to NHS Providers of secondary care.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{PRIMARY CARE ORGANISATION}
Patient Flows - Day Cases Data
Patient flows is an interactive tool that uses Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) data to geographically display flows of patients to NHS Providers of secondary care.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{PRIMARY CARE ORGANISATION}
Patient Flows - Ordinary Elective
Patient flows is an interactive tool that uses Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) data to geographically display flows of patients to NHS Providers of secondary care.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{PRIMARY CARE ORGANISATION}
Patient Flows - Ordinary Elective Data
Patient flows is an interactive tool that uses Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) data to geographically display flows of patients to NHS Providers of secondary care.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY DATA}{HOSPITAL}{HOSPITAL ADMISSION}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{PRIMARY CARE ORGANISATION}
Patient Flows - Revascularisation
Patient flows is an interactive tool that uses Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) data to geographically display flows of patients to NHS Providers of secondary care.
{HEALTH}
Patient Flows - Revascularisation User Guide
Patient flows is an interactive tool that uses Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) data to geographically display flows of patients to NHS Providers of secondary care.
{HEALTH}
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs)
This page gives details about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) work relating to Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS).
{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DATA COLLECTION}{PATIENT}{QUALITY}{SERVICE USERS}{USERS}
Patient Reported Outcome Measures Tool (PROMT)
Patient Reported Outcome Measures Tool (PROMT) "allows commissioners to benchmark and compare their PROMs information on groin hernia, hip replacements, knee replacements and varicose vein procedures with other PCTs to improve future investment decisions".
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PATIENT}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{QUALITY}{SERVICE USERS}{USERS}
PBMA for HE Evaluation
Welcome to the web pages of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, Promoting and delivering public health intelligence
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
PbR Drug Exclusions (and Pass Through Drugs)
{HEALTH}
PBS Diabetes Population Prevalence Model – Phase 3 - collection
The PBS Diabetes Prevalence Model has been replaced by the APHO Diabetes Prevalence Model. Please go to www.yhpho.org.uk/default.aspx?RID=81090 to view details of the new model.
The PBS Diabetes Population Prevalence model is a spreadsheet model that generates expected total numbers of persons with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes mellitus.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ENDOCRINE DISORDER}{NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK}{POPULATION SIZE AND DENSITY}{PROJECTION}{THEORY}
PCT CCG Spend and Outcome Factsheets and Tool (SPOT)
The PCT CCG Spend and Outcome Factsheets and Tool (SPOT) helps commissioners to link health outcomes and expenditure using programme budgeting, a technique for assessing programmes of care rather than services.
Download an NDIS flyer with an overview of the tool.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
PCT Comparison Charts – relative contribution by cause of death to mortality gap, using AAACM and life expectancy
These charts quantify the different relative impact that causes of death have on life expectancy at birth and the all-age all-cause directly standardised mortality rate. They are an accompaniment to the paper that looks in more detail at the relationship between life expectancy and all age all cause mortality rates, and identifies a number of key issues for consideration when using them as part of local priority setting processes
{HEALTH}{ETHICS}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INCOME INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{SOCIAL FACTOR}
PCT Energy champion project
Presentation on the role of NEA energy champions
{HEALTH}{HOUSEHOLD}{HOUSING}{LIVING CONDITIONS}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}
PCT gap analysis - Action on alcohol, obesity, and tobacco/smoking
The report is a key piece of analysis that will underpin the implementation of the NHS Next Stage Review (Darzi).
{HEALTH}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY}{EATING HABIT}{FOOD AND NUTRITION}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{SMOKING}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{TOBACCO USE}
PCTs Procurement Timeline and resource estimate v4 20090812
{HEALTH}
People in public health workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the people in public health workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
People in Public Health, Leeds Metropolitan University
‘People in Public Health: A study of approaches to develop and support lay people in public health roles’, is independent research commissioned by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Service Delivery and Organisation (SDO) Programme. This research programme is funded by the Department of Health.
{HEALTH}
Performance report October 2008
{HEALTH}{DATA}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{HEALTH PLANNING}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Performance Tracking
Welcome to the holding pages of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, Promoting and delivering public health intelligence
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Peripheral Aterial Disease
Please note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/peripheral-arterial-disease © NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010 All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged Terms of use available at: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
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Personicx Geo Cluster Descriptions
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Pharmacy
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Pharmacy in England: Building on strengths – delivering the future
A summary of the key messages and initiatives from the Government’s Pharmacy White Paper published April 2008
Briefing 1: For the SHA Next Stage Review Group
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Pharmacy White Paper:Building on strengths, delivering the future
Presentation on the key points of the Pharmacy White Paper
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PHICED (Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database) update
PHICED (Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database) has been updated. The bibliographic database provides information on cost effectiveness interventions relating to obesity, physical activity, alcohol and tobacco. 27 new records have been added.
Access PHICED from: www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=47507
Further information Sue.Baughan@york.ac.uk
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PHICED - public health interventions cost effectiveness database update
PHICED (Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database) has been updated. The bibliographic database provides information on cost effectiveness interventions relating to obesity, physical activity, alcohol and tobacco.
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PHICED methods
Information about the methods used to produce Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database (PHICED)
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PHRC papers and outputs page
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Physiotherapy
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Physiotherapy Service to Urgent Care Centre
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Physiotherapy Services to support Continence
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PHYSIOTHERPAY PROVISION WITHIN THE INTEGRATED MUSCULOSKELETAL SERVICE
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Podiatry
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Population and Demography
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Population Definitions
Welcome to the web pages of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, Promoting and delivering public health intelligence.
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Population geography and demography with relevance to health applications
Presentation given by the Paul Norman from the University of Leeds at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 22 November 2012.
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Population Sources
This page summarises population sources including Office for National Statistics (ONS) website, additional breakdowns of ONS population estimates only available to PHOs, National Centre for Health Outcomes Development (NCHOD),University of Leeds, GP registers, Department for Education (DfE), Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA),
Communities and local government,
Home Office and Department of Health
Migration data from Migration Yorkshire.
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Post Tender Evaluation Guidance
The aim of this document is to provide guidance to the Commissioning Authority (the Authority) to help planning and execution of a successful post evaluation activity. This is relevant whichever procurement route is followed, and should be viewed in conjunction with the Commissioning Pack (the Pack) procurement templates and tools.
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PQQ Financial Evaluation Guidance
The aim of this document is to provide guidance to the Commissioning Authority (the Authority) to help planning and execution of a successful financial evaluation at the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) stage. It should be viewed in conjunction with the other Commissioning Pack (the Pack) procurement templates and tools.
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PQQ Guidance
The aim of this document is to provide guidance to the Commissioning Authority (the Authority) to help it progress through the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) process. It assumes an evaluation model that is similar to that illustrated in the Commissioning Pack (the Pack) procurement templates. It should be viewed in conjunction with other Pack procurement templates and tools.
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Practice level clusters for Yorkshire and the Humber
The pesentation looks at
Why create practice level clusters?
How to create clusters
Variables and data sources used
Cluster descriptions
Examples of distribution of practices by cluster type for 4 PCTs
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Practice Profiles Tutorial Presentation
This requires PowerPoint 2003 to play correctly, although it may play fine in 2007 but not in all cases. If you have any problems then open the PowerPoint Multimedia User Guide in the PowerPoint Viewer
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Pre-Procurement Templates
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Pregnancy and Maternity
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Prescribing for diabetes in England
Report from the NHS Information Centre on diabetes prescribing costs for 2005/06 - 2011/12
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Prescribing for Diabetes in England
The NHS Information Centre has published its report: Prescribing for diabetes in England 2005/06 to 2010/11.
Diabetes prescriptions now account for 8.4% of the entire NHS net bill for primary care drugs in England, according to a new report from the NHS Information Centre. The cost of diabetes prescribing rose four times faster than average prescribing costs in the five years to 2010/11, taking the cost of diabetes prescribing to £725 million in 2010/11.
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Prescribing for Diabetes in England
This report provides an overview of prescribing for diabetes in England.
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Prescribing for diabetes in England: an analysis of volume, expenditure and trends November 2007
This report provides an overview of prescribing for diabetes in England. Data and intelligence are provided on prescribing for diabetes in primary care and secondary care.
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Prescribing for Diabetes in England: an analysis of volume, expenditure and trends. June 2009
This report provides an overview of prescribing for diabetes in England. Data and intelligence are provided on prescribing for diabetes in primary care and secondary care.
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Prescribing for diabetes in England: interactive map (revised version June 2009)
This Instant Atlas mapping tool provides PCT level data of prescribing for diabetes in England. It supplements a published national report that presents national data on on prescribing for diabetes in primary care and secondary care.
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Prescribing Instant Atlas
Spending on diabetes prescribing is now greater than any other disease area. There is also considerable variation in spending at a local level. This tool allows you to look at diabetes prescribing at PCT level and make comparisons across England. The Prescribing Instant Atlas tool allows you to look at prescribing patterns using charts and maps. The atlas is available at: http://www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=102830.
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Prescribing Instant Atlas
An interactive tool allowing you to look at diabetes prescribing at PCT level and make comparisons across England.
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Presentation delivered by Dr Jeremy Wight (Director of Public Health, NHS Sheffield) as part of the PCT Experiences of Prioritisation session of the Prioritisation Workshop held at YHPHO on Thursday 17 June 2010
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Prevalence and Acheivement (QOF) 2006/07
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PREVENTION & CONTROL OF INFECTION TEAM
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PRHP Template Resource Planner V12 20100427 delegates version
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Primary Care
The Primary Care theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area.
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Primary Care Contracting website
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Primary Care Resource Collection
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PRIMIS
PRIMIS was set up in April 2000 as a free training and support service to help GPs and their staff to provide quality patient care by making the best use of their clinical computer systems and improving data quality and information management. PRIMIS+ is a free service to primary care organisations to help them improve patient care through the effective use of their clinical computer systems.
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Principles and Rules for Cooperation and Competition
The Principles and Rules of Cooperation and Competition (PRCC) form part of the Operating Framework in establishing the system rules governing cooperation and competition in the commissioning and provision of NHS services in England. The second version of the PRCC was published in March 2010. Subsequently the PRCC have been reviewed to ensure they are
consistent with the White Paper: Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS which set out
the Government’s strategy for the NHS including the commitment that, wherever relevant,
patients should have a choice of any willing provider that meets NHS standards, within
NHS prices.
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Prioritisation frameworks and tools
YHPHO has undertaken a review of prioritisation tools and frameworks, available for use by the NHS to help PCTs who are considering a systematic approach to prioritisation. Frameworks and tools discussed include: Programme budgeting and marginal analysis, Save to invest, Multi criteria decision analysis (MCDA), Health England Leading Prioritisation (H.E.L.P) online tool, Socio-technical approach ( Decision Conferencing), The Portsmouth Scorecard.
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Prioritisation mind map: key questions and issues
This is a mind map of the key questions and issues that need to be addressed when undertaking prioritisation.
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Prioritisation presentation Sheffield 08_07_09
Prioritisation presentation Sheffield 08_07_09:
Developing a commissioning strategy in Mental Health, Cancer and Dentistry in Sheffield PCT: Mara Airoldi, Alec Morton, Gwyn Bevan Alice Anagnostopoulou, Michelle Wang, Mrunal Shridhar
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Prioritisation presentation: decision conferencing on the Isle of Wight 12_02_09
Prioritisation presentation: decision conferencing on the Isle of Wight. Health Foundation Roundtable 12_02_09 by Mara Airoldi (London School of Economics)
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Prioritisation Workshop for PCTs in Yorkshire and Humber 17th June 2010
A free prioritisation training workshop on 17th June 2010 for Primary Care Trust staff working in Yorkshire and the Humber region. The workshop will provide attendees with an increased awareness of the prioritisation frameworks being used within the NHS, the health economic theory which underpins them and practical issues involved. Contact Liz O’Brien for details eao502@york.ac.uk
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Prioritising investments in public health
Department of Health commissioned Matrix Evidence and Bazian to conduct research on high level evidence on the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of public health interventions.
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Privacy policy
NDIS privacy policy
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Privacy policy
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Procurement and Evaluation Guidance
The aim of this document is to provide guidance to the Commissioning Authority (the Authority) to help understanding of the Commissioning Pack (the Pack) procurement templates and tools.
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Procurement Guide for Commissioners of NHS Funded Services
This version of procurement guidance for commissioners of NHS services supersedes the
previous ‘PCT Procurement Guide for Health Services’ (March 2010). If necessary, it may be reviewed in the future to take account of the results of the consultation documents prepared following the White Paper ‘Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS’
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PROD 07 Procurement Tender Project Plan
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PROD 08 MOI Template Short Competitive Guidance v1
This template is for PCTs doing the Competitive Dialogue process to develop the Memorandum of Information (MOI).
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PROD 16 Conflict of Interest Guidance v2
To ensure a fair, transparent and competitive procurement process, PCTs should actively work to identify and manage all conflicts of interest during the procurement process. This paper provides PCTs with guidance on identifying and managing these conflicts of interest.
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PROD 16a Confidentiality Contract.
Conflict of Interest Guidance. To ensure a fair, transparent and competitive procurement process, PCTs should actively work to identify and manage all conflicts of interest during the procurement process. This document can be used to reinforce PCT staff awareness of their obligations with regard to confidentiality at the start of a procurement exercise.
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PROD 16b PCT Conflicts of Interest Letter
Conflicts of Interest Guidance. To ensure a fair, transparent and competitive procurement process, PCTs should actively work to identify and manage all conflicts of interest during the procurement process. This document can be sent to those involved in a procurement to make them aware of their responsibilities in this area.
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PROD 16c Bidder COI Declaration
Conflict of Interest Guidance. To ensure a fair, transparent and competitive procurement process, PCTs should actively work to identify and manage all conflicts of interest during the procurement process. This template should be issued to those that wish to declare a conflict of interests.
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PROD 18 - Provider Arm Tendering Guidance
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PROD 21 PQQ Evaluation Format 8
This template has been designed to allow you to carry out your scoring and evaluation of PQQ responses within a single document.
Since the PQQ process is complex by nature, the spreadsheet also has to contain a level of complexity in order to be useful. For this reason we advise that the project manager contacts EAST and arranges a training session as a starting point for the use of this tool.
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PROD 220 Induction Pack for Interims
This product is aimed at managers who have sourced interim support. The pack should be used jointly by the PCT Manager and the interim to ensure that induction into the interim role is as effective as possible.
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PROD 25 Critical Friend Review Template
This is a template that can be used on conjunction with PROD 80 – the Project Specification. This is a ‘check-point’ toolkit that can be used by a ‘critical friend’ to ensure that the procurement is strategically headed in the right direction.
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PROD 27a ITT Volume 1 - Overview and Guidance 20080226
The standard Volume 1 tender document that provides bidders with an overview of the planned procurement and advice on how to submit bids. Slightly abbrevieated from the original.
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PROD 27b ITT Overview and Guidance - Example: Specialist Weight Management v1 20090318
This product provides a worked example of the standard Volume 1 tender document that provides bidders with an overview of the planned procurement and advice on how to submit bids.
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PROD 29 KPI WORKSHOP - GENERIC
This purpose of this product is to guide PCTs in developing KPIs for contracts as part of a procurement process. This is primarily aimed at those using the APMS contract but can be used for developing KPIs for any contract where KPIs are required.
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PROD 29 KPI Workshop - Generic v2
To guide PCTs in developing KPIs for contracts as part of a procurement process. This is primarily aimed at those using the APMS contract but can be used for developing KPIs for any contract where KPIs are required.
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PROD 35 Requirements Register v11 20080923
This product can be used to collate and present the results of tender evaluations.
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PROD 36 YH Tender Evaluation Guidance v2
The tender evaluation template (PROD TBC) is the document that project teams use to set out their planned evaluation approach for procurements and applies to the PQQ and Tender stage of competitive exercises.
This product provides a worked example of the standard tender evaluation strategy template.
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PROD 37 Derogations Table
This template has been created to allow bidders to formally set out any issues that they have with the contract being proposed by the PCT.
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PROD 42 ITPD Tender questions Vol 2. - abbreviated GP led health centre example v2 20090317
A generic example of a Tender questionnaire originally based on the Equitable Access GP-Led Health Centre procurements.
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PROD 42a ITPD Tender questions Vol 2. abbreviated generic v2 20090317
A generic example of a Tender questionnaire originally based on the Equitable Access GP-Led Health Centre procurements.
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PROD 42a ITPD Tender questions Vol2-abbreviated generic v2 20090317
A generic example of a Tender questionnaire originally based on the Equitable Access GP-Led Health Centre procurements.
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PROD 42b Checklist to support PROD 32
A checklist to support PROD 42 ITPD Tender questions Vol2-abbreviated GP led health centre example.
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PROD 42c ITPD Tender questions Vol2- Example - Specialist Weight Management v1 090318
The volume 2 tender questionnaire template (PROD 42) is the document that project teams use to set out their planned requirements for bidders at the Tender stage of competitive exercises.
This product provides a worked example of the volume 2 tender questionnaire template.
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PROD 49 KPI Basket Version 3
This is a 'basket' of KPIs that we have collated based on the work of a number of PCTs in Yorkshire and the Humber on KPIs for the EAPMC procurement. (A seperate sheet also contains KPIs collated by the DH on the 'DH KPI Bank' worksheet) A selection of KPIs formed Schedule 7 of the APMS contract. These KPIs were developed through local discussion relating to local needs; KPI workshops; KPIs used for other procurements. Some of these KPIs are in draft where the performance indicators had not yet been set and others are completed. This is a GUIDELINE ONLY and food for thought in developing KPIs for a contract. All KPIs should be discussed, selected and tailored based on local needs and KPIs should be aligned to the objectives of your specific procurement. In developing your KPIs, do use these as a reference point and then follow the following steps. Please also see PROD 83 'A guide to developing KPIs':
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PROD 49a KPI Example
Completed example of PROD 49 KPI Basket
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PROD 51a State of Readiness PH1 V4 LEGACY 20090309
"This product is a tool to assess and troubleshoot on the progress from selection of the preferred bidder through mobilisation to contract management. It is essentially a list of checks and tasks to be completed.
Phase 1 runs from evaluation through to contract signature.
Phase 2 runs from contract signature through mobilisation through to opening
Phase 3 runs from the opening of the health centre and on-going contract management.
This has been developed for PCT use although for Phases 1 and 2 it may be of use to Providers also. THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF 'CHECK'S AND SHOULD BE REVIEWED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF EACH SCHEME."
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PROD 51b State of Readiness PH2 V4 LEGACY 20090309
"This product is a tool to assess and troubleshoot on the progress from selection of the preferred bidder through mobilisation to contract management. It is essentially a list of checks and tasks to be completed.
Phase 1 runs from evaluation through to contract signature.
Phase 2 runs from contract signature through mobilisation through to opening
Phase 3 runs from the opening of the health centre and on-going contract management.
This has been developed for PCT use although for Phases 1 and 2 it may be of use to Providers also. THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF 'CHECK'S AND SHOULD BE REVIEWED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF EACH SCHEME."
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PROD 51c State of Readiness PH3 V4 LEGACY 20090309
"This product is a tool to assess and troubleshoot on the progress from selection of the preferred bidder through mobilisation to contract management. It is essentially a list of checks and tasks to be completed.
Phase 1 runs from evaluation through to contract signature.
Phase 2 runs from contract signature through mobilisation through to opening
Phase 3 runs from the opening of the health centre and on-going contract management.
This has been developed for PCT use although for Phases 1 and 2 it may be of use to Providers also. THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF 'CHECK'S AND SHOULD BE REVIEWED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF EACH SCHEME."
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PROD 52 YH Abridged Tender Evaluation Plan v4 20090302
Tender Evaluation Plan to set out the approach for PQQ and Tender evaluation. This document should be completed and circulated prior to the receipt of bids in order to demonstrate a fair and equitable process.
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PROD 52a - Tender Evaluation Scoring - Explanation and Example
An explanation of the scoring mechanisms used in PROD 52 – Tender Evaluation Plan and PROD 35 YH requirements register v11 20080923.xls.
This product should aid Project Managers in their discussions with stakeholders to explain a process that is quite complex.
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PROD 61 Evaluatior Crib List v1
A quick reference to issue to evaluators of tender submissions to remind them of the key points to remember to ensure a fair and robust process. Compliments PROD 61a Evaluator Guide Presentation.ppt.
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PROD 61a Evaluator Guide Presentation
The objective of this product is to provide:
An understanding of the evaluation process.
A discussion about the specific PCT approach.
Key principles to follow to ensure success.
Practicalities of grading, moderation and consolidation.
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PROD 63 SOR Workshop v4
This workshop is to explore steps that can be taken by PCTs to monitor and manage implementation and ‘State of Readiness’ prior to opening a new service. It equips PCTs with methods for carrying out quality contract management processes and supports World Class Commissioning. This product was developed to support the EAPMC products but the principles can be used for most service mobilisation although the supporting products are provided as exemplars only and may require modification to suit the specific procurement.
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PROD 66 Procurement Project Resource Planner v3 200907
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PROD 67 Tender Submission Non-Compliance Notification Letter v1
This is a template letter that has been developed to inform bidders that their tender is regarded as non compliant using the conditions set out in Volume 2 of the Tender documentation. Although there are example rationales included on the template, there may be more conditions that render a bid non compliant.
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PROD 68 APMS Process to Contract Award - Overview Checklist
This product is aimed to help PCT populate the content of APMS contracts prior to contract award.
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PROD 68a APMS Contract Checklist HC
This product is aimed to help PCT populate the content of APMS contracts prior to contract award.
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PROD 68b APMS Product Checklist GP
This product is aimed to help PCT populate the content of APMS contracts prior to contract award.
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PROD 71 YH Standstill Period Guidance v1
A guide to applying the standstill period rules to procurements for the Primary Care Leads/ Commissioners doing a primary care procurement from approval to issuing of tendering documentation
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PROD 72 Recommended Bidder Board Report Template v2 legacy 20090317
This is a template that can be used to prepare a report to go to the PCT Board (or other Board) for approval on the selection of the preferred bidder from a procurement process.
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PROD 73 Deselection and Debrief Guidance v3
A guide to the bidder debrief process that takes place after the evaluation process has completed and the bidder is appointed.
Includes a scripting template and standard bidder acceptance/rejection letters.
This product is aimed at the Primary Care Leads/ Commissioners doing a primary care procurement from approval to issuing of tendering documentation
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PROD 74 Unsuccessful Bidder Template
This is a template that is recommended for use by PCTs to inform unsuccessful bidders of their status after Tender evaluation. It contains details that should be given to bidders so that they are well informed with regard the outcome of their Tender. PCTs must decide what to include in the specifics surrounding the requirements set out in their documentation, these areas are highlighted in yellow and contain some guidance wording. The letter needs to be personalised by the PCT and again, such areas are highlighted in yellow.
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PROD 75 EAST Guidance on publishing an online award notice in OJEU v3
This guidance has been re issued to provide clarification of the requirement to record and publish a contract award notice within the required time.
Where a contract has been awarded subject to the public procurement directives, a contract award notice must be published (submitted) in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) within 48 days of the contract award date (i.e. the date the contract is signed). This ensures that the contract is legally binding. An award notice must be published regardless of whether the contract opportunity was subject to advertisement in OJEU or supply2health. Award notices can easily be placed on-line and this guidance will provide you with information and detail regarding the process involved.
It is good practice to develop a contracting timetable for all such procurements, an appropriate amount of time should be built in to ensure the notice is published in accordance with EU regulations.
OJEU
This is the Official Journal of the European Union. It has been in existence since the Nice Treaty of February 1st 2003. Public procurement notices are published in the Supplement to the Official Journal, managed on-line via T.E.D.
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PROD 77 CBT Intro to CBT Toolkit v2 LEGACY 20090311
This toolkit is to enable the PCT do its due diligence on the services it had procured. It is to be used for conducting some ‘deep dive’ tests into some elements of the service which have considerable risk attached to them.
These test ‘domains’ have been selected by workstream leads in participating PCTs.
The tests developed as part of this toolkit have been based on the Equitable Access to Primary Medical Care procurement and are exemplars. Clearly for other procurements different tests would have to be developed.
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PROD 77a CBT Test Blank
Clip Board Test - Blank Template
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PROD 77b CCBT Cover Sheet Template
Clip Board Test Cover Sheet Template
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PROD 77c CBT D1 Medical Emergencies and Resuscitation
Clipboard Test Domain 1 Medical Emergencies and Resuscitation
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PROD 77d CBT D2 Clinical Leadership
Clipboard Test Domain 2 Clinical Leadership
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PROD 77e D3 Medicines Management
Clipboard Test Domain 3 Medicines Management
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PROD 77f CBT D4 Infection Control
Clipboard Test Domain 4 Infection Control
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PROD 77g CBT D5 Clinical Governance and Quality
Clipboard Test Domain 5 Clinical Governance and Quality
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PROD 77h CBT D6 IM&T
Clipboard Test Domain 6 IM&T
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PROD 77i CBT D7 Premises & FM
Clipboard Test Domain 7 Premises and Facilities Managment
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PROD 77j CBT D8 Chronic Diseases
Clipboard Test Domain 8 Chronic Diseases
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PROD 79 EAST Guidance on Challenges to Procurement Decisions
To provide basic guidance to Y & H PCTs on the process of informal and formal challenges to procurement processes.
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PROD 80 Three in One Specification Template v2
This product is aimed to help PCTs with as little duplication as possible to:
1. develop their commissioning proposal
2. develop their MOI
3. develop their scheme overview (generally part of Volume 2 of the tender documentation)
The template has been designed to gather and articulate the relevant information to be used for the above three documents as part of a tender process. It should be used in conjunction with PROD 80b (an exemplar of a completed template)
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PROD 80a Three in One Completed Exemplar
Completed example of PROD 80
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PROD 82 Evaluation Strategy v1 20090317
The tender evaluation template (PROD 82) is the document that project teams use to set out their planned evaluation approach for procurements and applies to the PQQ and Tender stage of competitive exercises.
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PROD 82a Evaluation Strategy - Worked Example - Specialist Weight Management v1 20090318
The tender evaluation template (PROD 82a) is the document that project teams use to set out their planned evaluation approach for procurements and applies to the PQQ and Tender stage of competitive exercises.
This product provides a worked example of the standard tender evaluation strategy template.
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PROD 83 PQQ Evaluation Report v1 20090317
This template should be used as the basis for reporting the outcome of PQQ evaluation exercises. The document could then be submitted to any stakeholders whose approval is required before the contracting process can commence.
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PROD 84 PQQ Basic Template
This product is based on the PQQ developed by the DH for the Equitable Access to Primary Care Services procurement process.
PROD xx B is the full version from EAtPC and contains detail that exemplifies information that PCTs must add to the basic template.
Great care must be taken to ensure that information contained in the PQQ is appropriate and reflects the requirements of the services subject to the procurement.
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PROD 84b PQQ EAPC Example
To inform PCTs with regard the content of the PQQ that they send out to interested providers. It is populated with information that was required of bidders for the EAPC scheme procurements – it does not contain example data from bidders.
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PROD 85 Bidder Clarification Question Log
Question Log Template
{HEALTH}
PROD 86 Example Advert DH
Example advert - Calls for Expressions of Interest for the provision of NHS Primary Medical Care and related services.
{HEALTH}
PROD 87a MOI Basic Template
This is a blank MOI document based on the DH directed EAPC procurements. The MOI is sent out to providers who have expressed an interest in the opportunity as advertised by the PCT. It contains information that is intended to inform providers with regard their decision to submit a Pre Qualifying Questionnaire (PQQ)
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PROD 87b EAPC MOI Example
This MOI document is intended as guidance to PCTs. It contains information with regard the detail of what the MOI should provide bidders with. It does not contain data from one of the EAPC procurements – however it does reflect the type of information the PCT would give at the MOI stage.
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PROD 88 DH Consultation Plan
Equitable Access to Primary Medical Care Services
Consultation Plan Template
The table below suggests the patient and public groups for participation in local consultation and offers a template in which to plan meetings and events and record the proposed output.
The Template is offered as a management tool and the content and its sequence is illustrative only. The suggested consultation routes are not exhaustive and may not be applicable in all circumstances.
The PCT Procurement Framework contains a Consultation Guidance document to guide the PCT with patient and public consultation process. If in doubt, the PCT should obtain its own legal advice.
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PROD 89 101 Ways
This document is targeted at Commissioners in PCTs who:
• feel unclear about some of the key principles of procurement
• are tendering for services that would fall under a Part B process
• are looking at selecting a procurement approach that reflects the transparency, non-discriminatory and equality principles whilst being proportionate to the value, complexity and risks of the services contracted
• would like further insight into how to select the most appropriate procurement route
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Prod 89 Guide to Engaging Legal Advise
A brief guide with tips on maximising value for money when buying in legal support and advice during procurements. (This was referred to in the Planning and Resourcing Healthcare Procurements module)
{HEALTH}
Prod ITT Plan Template
Procurement project Planning tool (as used in planning and resourcing healthcare procurements module). This is a simple tool enabling you to efficiently plan procurements through the various relevant procurement steps.
{HEALTH}
Professor Eugene Milne: measuring the north health inequalities gap
A presentation by Professor Eugene Milne at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 10 July 2012.
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Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : Programme budgeting at Practice level
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Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : Economics for Commissioning
{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{COMMISSIONING}{COST EFFECTIVENESS}{COSTING}{ECONOMICS}{EXPENDITURE}{FINANCE}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}
Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : Investing in Health
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Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : Maps and journeys - from programme budgeting to marginal analysis
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Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : PBMA and Commissioning
Mapping Health Expenditure against Outcome Data
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Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : Programme Budgeting in Bradford and Airedale teaching PCT
{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{COMMISSIONING}{COST EFFECTIVENESS}{COSTING}{ECONOMICS}{EXPENDITURE}{FINANCE}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}
Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : What do commissioners want from Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis?
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Programme Budgeting & Marginal Analysis conference : World class Commissioning
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Programme Budgeting and Marginal Analysis conference
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{WORKSHOP}
Programme for Action
Welcome to the web pages of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, Promoting and delivering public health intelligence
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Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Educational attainment
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
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Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Fruit and vegetable consumption
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
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Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - GP provision
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Homeless families with children living in temporary accommodation
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
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Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Road accident casualties
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}{TRAFFIC ACCIDENT}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - All targets and indicators
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{CANCER}{CHILD}{CHILD POVERTY}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{EDUCATION}{FLU}{FRUIT}{GENERAL PRACTICE}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{HEALTHY LIFE EXPECTANCY}{HOMELESSNESS}{HOUSING STANDARD}{IMMUNISATION}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT MORTALITY}{MONITORING}{OLDER PEOPLE}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{PHYSICAL EDUCATION}{POVERTY}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALIFICATION}{SMOKING}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}{TRAFFIC ACCIDENT}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Child Poverty
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{CHILD}{CHILD POVERTY}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INEQUALITY}{LOW INCOME}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Infant mortality
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT}{INFANT MORTALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Influenza vaccination
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to whichthe scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{FLU}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{IMMUNISATION}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Life expectancy at birth
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{HEALTHY LIFE EXPECTANCY}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Methodology
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent of which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{DATA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INEQUALITY}{METHOD}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Non-decent housing
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{DISADVANTAGED GROUP}{ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{HOUSING STANDARD}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{POVERTY}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}{VULNERABLE GROUP}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Smoking prevalence
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{DISADVANTAGED GROUP}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{POVERTY}{SMOKING}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Summary trend table
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Programme for Action: Yorkshire and Humber progress - Teenage conception
YHPHO have produced a regional level analysis of progress against the national health inequalities targets. The analysis follows a similar approach to that used in the recent Programme for Action update produced by the Department of Health. It focuses on quantifying levels of health inequalities within the Yorkshire and Humber Region, and the extent to which the scale of health inequalities has changed in recent years.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DEPRIVED AREA}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH CENTRE}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{INEQUALITY}{MONITORING}{PERFORMANCE INDICATOR}{POVERTY}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}{STATISTICAL DATA}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}
Programme for Championing Champions 30.11.2010, Leeds
The full programme from 'Championing Champions,' Altogether Better's second national event, can be found here.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}
Project A1. WCC data packs
This project aims to develop added value resources to build upon WCC data packs developed by McKinseys earlier this year. The key output for Y&H PCTs will be a regularly updated data pack programmed to link with and support the cycle of local WCC reviews, and including indicators accompanied by appropriate benchmarking groups such as ONS clusters. This work will be done in liaison with NHS IC
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{CLUSTER}{DATA}{EMPLOYMENT}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{MEASUREMENT}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{REVIEW}{SOCIAL GROUPS}{WORK}
Project A1. WCC data packs collection
This project aims to develop added value resources to build upon WCC data packs developed by McKinseys earlier this year. The key output for Y&H PCTs will be a regularly updated data pack programmed to link with and support the cycle of local WCC reviews, and including indicators accompanied by appropriate benchmarking groups such as ONS clusters. This work will be done in liaison with NHS IC
{HEALTH}{BENCHMARKING}{CLUSTER}{DATA}{EMPLOYMENT}{GROUP}{INDICATOR}{MEASUREMENT}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{REVIEW}{SOCIAL GROUPS}{WORK}
Project A2. Small area dataset
Project brief:
To develop and publish a small area dataset for the region to support local intelligence and benchmarking requirements.
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Project A2. Small area dataset collection
Project brief: To develop and publish a small area dataset for the region to support local intelligence and benchmarking requirements.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{BENCHMARKING}{INTELLIGENCE}{MEASUREMENT}{UNDERSTANDING}
Project A3. Modelling healthy life expectancy
This project arises from growing interest in the region around the identification and use of alternative proxy measures that can improve the way we identify variations in the burden of morbidity and mortality, particularly among older age groups that exist within populations. Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE) is a measure of the number of years that a person can expect to live in a good or fairly good state of health, and has been calculated using the self-assessed general health question in the 2001 Census.
{HEALTH}{AGE}{AGE GROUP}{DEATH}{GROUP}{HEALTH}{HEALTHY LIFE EXPECTANCY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY (HUMAN)}{MORBIDITY}{MORTALITY}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}{PERSON}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SOCIAL GROUPS}
Project A3. Modelling healthy life expectancy collection
{HEALTH}{HEALTHY LIFE EXPECTANCY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY}{LIFE EXPECTANCY (HUMAN)}
Project A4. Age / ethnic demography forecasts
This project has two main aims:
1. to develop a pool of regional expertise and capacity for generating and using population projections using appropriate software.
2. To develop a series of outputs for PCTs based on projections by age and ethnic group for PCTs (and possibly smaller area level).
{HEALTH}{AGE}{AGE GROUP}{AREA}{COUNTRY OF BIRTH}{DEMOGRAPHY}{ETHNIC GROUP}{FORECAST OF OUTCOME}{GROUP}{MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS}{PCTS}{POPULATION STUDIES}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROJECTION}{RACIAL GROUPS}{REGIONAL}{SOCIAL GROUPS}
Project A4. Age / ethnic demography forecasts collection
{HEALTH}{AGE}{AGE GROUP}{DEMOGRAPHY}{POPULATION STUDIES}
Project A5. Themed outputs based on A4
This project will follow on from Project A4 (age and ethnic group specific population forecasts at local level for Yorkshire and the Humber). YHPHO, working with HIYAH partners, will produce a series of outputs based on data forecasting and projections for agreed priority areas. The programme will include themes such as older people, and will examine the costed implications of demographic and epidemiological trends for future planning of services. Work will encompass ongoing project work in Leeds University.
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Project A5. Themed outputs based on A4 collection
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Project B1. Health economics support for WCC
Project brief:
To develop a health economics work programme aimed at supporting World Class Commissioning.
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Project B1. Health economics support for WCC collection
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Project B2. PBMA to support commissioning
This project builds on the Programme Budgeting Factsheets produced for each PCT to support the PHO/SHA Programme Budgeting and Marginal Analysis conference in June 2008.
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{COMMISSIONING}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROGRAMME}{SYMPOSIA}
Project B2. PBMA to support commissioning collection
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}
Project B3. Synthesis reports of evidence base
The demand for this project was identified in a paper presented by Brian Ferguson to the SHA Board in December 2007. The paper acknowledged that there was a national and regional need to identify the highest impact interventions in public health and summarised the high quality evidence and tools to support implementation which existed. Subsequently the Regional Directors of Public Health commissioned NWPHO and YHPHO to examine the evidence base behind the statements made in the Regional Staying Healthy Darzi workstreams. This project will use the work done already to identify with public health commissioners and other key stakeholders priority areas for evidence synthesis.
{HEALTH}{AREA}{EMPLOYMENT}{HEALTH}{HEALTH INTERVENTION}{IMPLEMENTATION}{INTERVENTIONS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{QUALITY}{REGIONAL}{WORK}
Project B3. Synthesis reports of evidence base collection
{HEALTH}{EVIDENCE BASED HEALTH CARE}{EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE}
Project C1. Accredited training programme for HI
Recent consultation undertaken as part of the development of HIYAH proposals identified capacity as one the key issues facing local organisations in providing health intelligence and in achievement of World Class Commissioning Competencies. Local recruitment to health intelligence roles in the past year has also identified significant shortfalls in appropriate skills and experience within the existing labour market. To address these issues YHPHO, working with key HIYAH partners, in particular the Teaching Public Health Network, will develop a regional training programme for health intelligence.
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Project C1. Accredited training programme for HI collection
{HEALTH}{PROGRAMME}{TRAINING}
Project C2. CPD programme in social marketing
During 2007/8 and 2008/9 YHPHO have provided health intelligence support to a range of regional and locally led social marketing initiatives in conjunction with Y&H SHA national leadership role on SM. The main focus of this work to date has been around the use of the geodemographic databases such as Mosaic and Acorn. Many PCTs in the region have either purchased databases or have commissioned analysis using this type of data. One of the key barriers however remains the lack of local expertise and capacity to make full use of these and other data as part of insight generation. YHPHO has established strong links with the National Social Marketing Centre and Department of Health, and also with commercial experts and academic leaders in the field of geodemographics and is now well placed to provide and/or commission support to local partners in using the tools. The key proposal is to develop a sustainable regional approach to using these and other resources. The development of a specific training module covering the use of geodemographics as part of ‘consumer insight’ support is outlined in other briefs
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Project C2. CPD programme in social marketing collection
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Project D1. HI network development
Project brief:
1. To develop and maintain a supportive professional network for health intelligence analysts at local and regional level
2. To ensure HIYAH work is communicated widely across the NHS / Local Govt system locally, regionally and where appropriate nationally
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Project D1. HI network development collection
{HEALTH}{NETWORK}
Project Management & Capability
{HEALTH}
Projection methods for use in JSNA (Part 3 of JSNA - the APHO Resource Pack)
This guidance covers several simple approaches to forecasting, which can be used to project JSNA indicators the requisite three to five years ahead.
{HEALTH}{PROJECTION}
Promoting health and well being for people with a learning disability in the East Riding of Yorkshire
Presentation made to the Regional Public Health Conference - "Because we're worth it - Demanding better health in Yorkshire and the Humber" - held on 23 April 2008.
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Promoting health in the prison environment workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the tackling healthy lifestyles in different settings workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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PROMS HES Online
Hospital Episode Statistics dataset for Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs).
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PROMs presentation March 2011
A presentation about Patient Reported Outcome Measures given by Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) to the Directors of Nursing network on 16 March 2011.
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PROMs presentation September 2011
A presentation about Patient Reported Outcome Measures given by Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Proposal for a Yorkshire and the Humber Public Health Consultant Network
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{NETWORK}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Proposals for 24 hour event January 2009
{HEALTH}{DECISION MAKING}{DISCUSSION}{NETWORK}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Proposals for regional public health conference 2009
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{NETWORK}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Provider Economics
The Provider Economics project was instigated in 2009 with the objective of defining how best to use commercial provider data within the commissioning process and to identify whether or not it was beneficial to hold some provider data at the regional level in order to support such activities.
The first output of the project was a regional data template that PCTs representatives agreed contained the provider related information that would be useful during the first stages of an investigation into the impact of service changes.
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Provider Economics – developing a framework for change
Workshop slides
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Provider Economics – developing a framework for change 2
Workshop 2 slides
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Provider Economics Overview - 28.04.10
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Provider Economics Workshop Presentation
Provider Economics
Workshop A – Dataset Definition
4th December
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Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit
The aim of the service is to provide short term care for severely mentally ill adults, aged between 16 – 64, who are experiencing severe and complex mental health problems and are unable to be managed within a community setting. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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Psychotic Disorders
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PTS Independent Impact Assessment - Scope
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Public health conference 2009
Feedback from the 2008 regional public health conference and proposals for a similar event in 2009
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{COMMUNITY}{INFORMATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Public health in North Lincolnshire
A timeline of the transition relating to public health in North Lincolnshire. This document was circulated at the public health transition event in Leeds on 27 October 2011.
{HEALTH}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}
Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database (PHICED)
The Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database (PHICED) is a bibliographic database about the economic and health impacts of alcohol, obesity, physical activity and tobacco.
{HEALTH}{BUDGET}{COST}{COST ASSESSMENT}{COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS}{COST EFFECTIVENESS}{COST UTILITY ANALYSIS}{COSTING}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{FINANCIAL COSTS}
Public Health Local Integral (PHLI): a learning resource
Information about a learning resource that aims to “support the learning and development of partnerships in local areas so that they may capitalise on strategic opportunities to work with and for communities to improve health and reduce health inequalities”.
Greenwich and Sheffield Local Authorities have commissioned Public Health Action Support Team (PHAST) to develop the resource.
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Public Health Outcomes Framework Data Tool
The PHOF data have been produced by the network of Public Health Observatories in England, working together with government departments and other organisations on behalf of the Department of Health. The PHOF sets out overarching objectives for public health, the desired outcomes and the indicators that will help us understand how well public health is being improved, protected and the extent to which inequalities are being narrowed over time. The tool contains data for 39 public health indicators split over four domains:
• Improving the wider determinants of health
• Health improvement
• Health protection
• Healthcare public health and preventing premature mortality
Further information about the tool is available from the Department of Health's press release http://www.dh.gov.uk/health/2012/11/phof-technical-refresh/
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Public Health Outcomes Framework update
Presentation given by YHPHO on PHOF at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 22 November 2012.
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Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
The Consortium brings together senior researchers from 10 UK institutions in a new integrated programme of research. This aims to strengthen the evidence base for interventions to improve health, with a strong emphasis on tackling socioeconomic inequalities in health. The main research streams are obesity, smoking and workplace, including how to address barriers to behavioural change in population groups such as children and young people. The Institute of Child Health is a key collaborator in the project.
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Public Health transition event 27th October 2011: programme
This is the programme for the Public Health Transition Event "Building the local public health system" held on 27 October 2011. A joint event with the Public Health England Transition Team and the Faculty of Public Health.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
Back to the Directors of Public Health network page.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Barnsley
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Bradford and Airedale
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Doncaster
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Hull
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Kirklees
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Leeds
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: North East Lincolnshire
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: North Lincolnshire
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: North Yorkshire and York
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Rotherham
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Screening
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Sheffield
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: speakers' presentations
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: Wakefield
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: workforce
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public health transition event: 27th October 2011: YHPHO
Collection of resources relating to a Public Health transition event held on 27th October 2011.
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Public Health Transition event: Cllr Jonathan Owen
A presentation given by Councillor Jonathan Owen, Deputy Leader East Riding of Yorkshire Council at the Public Health Transition Event on 27 October 2011.
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Public Health Transition event: display Bradford District Partnership: Every Baby Matters
Display by Bradford District partnership on Every Baby Matters at the Public Health transition event held in Leeds on 27th October 2011.
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Public Health Transition event: Dr Tony Baxter
Information from the presentation by Dr Tony Baxter given at the Public Health England transition event on 27th October 2011.
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Public Health Transition event: Kersten England
Presentation given by Kersten England, City of York council at the Public Health Transition Event on 27 October 2011.
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Public Health Transition event: Prof Lindsey Davies
A presentation given by Professor Lindsey Davies, President UK Faculty of Public Health at the Public Health Transition Event on 27 October 2011.
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Public Health Transition event: Ruth Hussey
A presentation given by Ruth Hussey, Public Health Transition team at the Public Health Transition Event on 27 October 2011. The presentation is titled "the new public health system our role in improving and protecting health and wellbeing; and the transition process".
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Public Health White Paper update: taking it forward and getting involved
This presentation was given at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Public Health Workforce Advisory Group recommendations to Education and Commissioning Team
Report detailing recommendations from the PHWAG to the Education and Training Team of the SHA's Workforce Directorate.
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Public health workforce planning - Strengthening capacity and capability action plan
Sets out some of the current outcomes and priorities and details actions required on specific pieces of work
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Public Mental Health Leadership Programme
CSIP has been awarded Department of Health funding to develop strategic leadership capacity for Public Mental Health by working with senior staff initially in the North West and London Regions. It is part of a broader purpose to develop world class regions in improving mental health and wellbeing and tackling mental health inequalities. Key international experts will present emerging work and guiding practice.
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Publications
This page provides a comprehensive list of Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory publications including briefings and reports.
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Publications items for monthly newsletter
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QIPP resource packs
The Yorkshire and the Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) Quality Innovation Productivity and Prevention (QIPP) resource packs enable organisations in the region to understand some of the challenges and opportunities presented by the QIPP agenda.
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QIPP Resource Packs urgent care summary
This poster shows the key messages from the QIPP Resource Packs for urgent care produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory YHQO. The packs aim to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity.
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QIPP resource packs: bespoke collection
Collection of bespoke QIPP resource packs. Generally including a ‘hot topic’ briefing which provides more detailed analysis on a subject relevant to QIPP. The analyses are designed to offer insight and raise questions about variation in performance. They need to be interpreted in the local context.
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QIPP Resource Packs: urgent care summaries
These slides summarise key messages from the YHQO QIPP resource packs on urgent care for areas in Yorkshire and the Humber. The packs use health intelligence to identify issues and actions relating to key local health system challenges for urgent care and aimed to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity. Each cluster was involved with the development of the packs so that the interpretation and the analysis makes sense in the context of local systems and pathways. The full packs are available from info@yhqo.org.uk
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QIPP Resource Packs: urgent care: Bradford and Airedale
These slides show the key messages from the QIPP Resource Pack for urgent care produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory YHQO. The packs aim to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity.
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QIPP Resource Packs: urgent care: Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield
These slides show the key messages from the QIPP Resource Pack for urgent care produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory YHQO. The packs aim to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity.
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QIPP Resource Packs: urgent care: Humber
These slides show the key messages from the QIPP Resource Pack for urgent care produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory YHQO. It includes the Humber, Hull, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire and East Riding. The packs aim to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity.
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QIPP Resource Packs: urgent care: Leeds
These slides show the key messages from the QIPP Resource Pack for urgent care produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory YHQO. The packs aim to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity.
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QIPP Resource Packs: urgent care: North Yorkshire and York
These slides show the key messages from the QIPP Resource Pack for urgent care produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory YHQO. The packs aim to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity.
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QIPP Resource Packs: urgent care: South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw
These slides show the key messages from the QIPP Resource Pack for urgent care produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory YHQO. It includes Barnsley, Doncaster, Bassetlaw, Sheffield and Rotherham. The packs aim to assist clusters to understand the drivers of the increase in non-elective activity.
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QIPP Right Care Health Investment Packs Information
{HEALTH}
QOF Exception report for Yorkshire and the Humber 2007/08
This report looks at QOF exception reporting in Yorkshire and the Humber
2007/08 at both a PCT and practice level. It attempts to identify areas of high
exception reporting and practices which might benefit from further local scrutiny.
The intended audience is General Practitioners and Practice Managers and PCT Medical Directors, Primary Care leads, programme area leads and
Public Health.
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Quadrant charts: A&E Survey 2012
This report presents the results of the 2012 Accident and Emergency (A&E) Survey in a series of quadrant charts. These charts summarise and visualise the position of all trusts in the region on service user experience, both overall and by five constituent domains, and are a starting point for discussions between providers and commissioners.
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Quadrant charts: adult inpatient survey 2011
This report presents the results of the 2011 Adult Inpatient survey in a series of quadrant charts and is a starting point for discussions between providers and commissioners. These charts summarise and visualise the position of all acute trusts in Yorkshire and the Humber on patient experience, both overall and by five constituent domains: access and waiting; safe, high quality, co-ordinated care; better information, more choice; building closer relationships; and clean, comfortable, friendly place to be.
It was published May 2012 and revised 8 August 2012 (correcting an error in the original charts relating to the year-on year
changes (ie the vertical axis) across all domains and overall).
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Quadrant charts: adult outpatient survey 2011
This report presents the results of the 2011 Outpatient survey in a series of quadrant charts and is a starting point for discussions between providers and commissioners. These charts summarise and visualise the position of all acute trusts in Yorkshire and the Humber on patient experience, both overall and by five constituent domains: access and waiting; safe, high quality, co-ordinated care; better information, more choice; building closer relationships; and clean, comfortable, friendly place to be.
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Quadrant charts: Community Mental Health Survey 2012
This report presents the results of the 2012 Community Mental Health Survey in a series of quadrant charts. These charts summarise and visualise the position of all trusts in the region on service user experience, both overall and by four constituent domains, and are a starting point for discussions between providers and commissioners.
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Quality Account audit and future reporting changes
The Department of Health and Monitor have jointly written to provide advance notice of likely changes to Quality Account reporting requirements for the 2012/13 round of Quality Accounts.
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Quality Accounts
Quality Accounts are public facing reports introduced to inform the public about the quality of services health care providers offer. This page gives information about the work of Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) with assisting health care providers in developing their Quality Account. It also includes links to Quality Accounts produced by organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Quality Accounts event
YHPHO will be hosting a network event to support organisations in developing their Quality Accounts
on 8th March 2011. Places are limited. Please see the flyer http://www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=101495 for details.
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Quality Accounts for 2010/11: letter to Chief Executives
Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, NHS Medical Director and David Bennett, Chief Executive of Monitor have sent a letter to Chief Executives outlining the expectations for the 2010-11 Quality Accounts.
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Quality Accounts in Yorkshire and the Humber 2009/10
Links to Quality Accounts carried out by organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Quality Accounts in Yorkshire and the Humber 2010/11
Links to Quality Accounts carried out by organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Quality Accounts mini guides for Quality Accounts: a guide for Local Involvement Networks (LINk)
Department of Health Quality Accounts guide for local involvement networks (LINks).
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Quality Accounts Toolkit: advisory guidance for providers of NHS Services producing quality accounts for the year 2009 / 2010
Department of Health guidance (gateway reference 13608). An online toolkit for NHS providers to assist with the production and publication of their Quality Accounts in 2010.
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Quality Accounts: moving forward: presentation by Jake Abbas, Quality Observatory.
Presentation by Jake Abbas from the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory at the Quality Accounts event, 8th March 2011.
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Quality Accounts: moving forward: presentation by Neil Townley from the Department of Health
Presentation by Neil Townley from the Department of Health at the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) Quality Accounts event, 8th March 2011.
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Quality and Outcomes Framework 2006/07
Below (in the box called 'relationships') are links, one for each disease group, to a two sided summary of data from the clinical domain of the QOF. The summaries are in the same format as those published inYHPHO briefing number 6 in 2007, but make use of the most recent QOF data (2006/07). They also cover the additional disease groups that were new to QOF during 2006/07.
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Quality and Performance Standards Older People – In Patient Service
Quality and Performance Standards Older Adults Day Hospital Service Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Quality diabetes care: are diabetes services in England measuring up?
This booklet published by Diabetes UK (January 2013) summarises the key findings from the National Diabetes Audit report (published June 2012) for England and is for people with diabetes and the general public.
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Quality Health
Quality Health provides patient and staff surveys to the NHS. They also run Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) with Northgate Solutions on behalf of the Department of Health.
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Quality Observatory Update
Quality Observatory Update is a quarterly bulletin about the work of Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO). Subscribe to the mailing list by contacting info@yhqo.org.uk.
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 1
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 2
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 3
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 4
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 5
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 6
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 7
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Quality Observatory Update: Issue 8
A quarterly bulletin with news about the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
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Questionnaire used for Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008
This is a sample of the questionnaire used for the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008.
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Quotes supporting launch of Beyond Smoking Kills report
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Radiology
{HEALTH}
Rainbows behaviours
NHS Kirklees showed this document at a Public Health Transition event held on 27 October 2011. There are four slides:
1. Smoker living with children
2. Diet and low income
3. Healthy pregnancy and childbirth in women of childbearing age
4. Sexual health inequalities of looked after children and young people
Each slide shows a diagram with factors influencing behaviour relating to transport, physical environment, learning, work, income, housing, access to services, family social and community networks, safety, inclusion, personal behaviours, physical and mental ill health, resilience, coping and control, age, gender and ethnicity.
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Rainbows conditions
NHS Kirklees showed this document at a Public Health Transition event held on 27 October 2011. There are eight slides:
1. Infant mortality in North Kirklees
2. Adults with dementia
3. Adults with coronary heart disease
4. Poor control of diabetes
5. Adults with COPD
6. Adults with TB
7. Adults with HIV
8. Older people at risk of dying from bowel cancer
Each slide shows a diagram with factors influencing behaviour relating to transport, physical environment, learning, work, income, housing, access to services, family social and community networks, safety, inclusion, personal behaviours, physical and mental ill health, resilience, coping and control, age, gender and ethnicity.
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Rapid Assessment Team
{HEALTH}
Reducing infant mortality in Kirklees
Overview of three pilots carried out by NHS Kirklees and presented to the Yorkshire and Humber Social Marketing Forum 14 July 2010.
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Regional Affordable Warmth Action Plan - Accelerating action by the NHS
Annex to report on fuel poverty in Yorkshire and the Humber: Promoting health htrough affordable warmth
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Regional Affordable Warmth Action Plan launch
Make Fuel Poverty History: the official launch of the regional Affordable Warmth Action Plan for Yorkshire and the Humber
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Regional alcohol strategy briefing
Report providing up to date position on progress in implementing the alcohol reduction strategy
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Regional Facts and Figures - Alcohol
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Regional Facts and Figures - Child Health
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Regional Facts and Figures - General Health
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Regional Facts and Figures - Relating to Mental Health Problems, and Drugs Misuse
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Regional Facts and Figures - Relating to Mortality and Life Expectancy
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Regional Facts and Figures - Relating to Sexual Health
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum
The Regional Health Intelligence Forum is for analysts working in a variety of public sectors settings to network and discuss topics at the top of the regional intelligence agenda. This page gives details of past and forthcoming events and details of the RHIF team area.
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum (RHIF) - 10 July 2012
What is RHIF?
The Regional Health Intelligence Forum (RHIF) offers a valuable learning and development opportunity for analysts working in a variety of public sectors settings to network and discuss topics at the top of the regional intelligence agenda. The forum also provide updates on the most recent tools and products available to analysts in the region.
The next forum will take place on Tuesday 10 July 2012, 9.15am-12.30pm
Conference Suite, Innovation Centre, York Science Park, YO10 5DG.
What will be covered?
The event will comprise a number of plenary presentations together with a marketplace session showcasing latest tools, products and analysis from across the PHO/QO strategic work programmes. There will also be the usual opportunities for networking and table discussions.
Questions and discussion are encouraged!
Outline programme
Plenary sessions:
- Updates on national and regional work programmes - PHE, PHO, QO (Jake Abbas)
- NHS CB national latest and Commissioning for Intelligence work programme update (Helen Brown)
- Health inequalities analysis approach (Eugene Milne - PH North East)
- Developing the Public Health England offer (tbc)
Marketplace sessions:
- ChiMat tools showcase
- Diabetes national observatory showcase
- Measuring and monitoring hospital mortality
- PH outcomes Framework latest developments
- Measuring patient experience
Who should attend?
The forum will be of particular interest to public sector analysts involved in health intelligence. The event is free, however we are currently limited to 50 places.
Book a place
To register please send an email to yhpho-coordinator@york.ac.uk, confirming your name, job title, organisation and email address. The deadline for registration is 4 July, but please book early to confirm a place.
For more information about YHPHO please visit: www.yhpho.org.uk/about
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum (RHIF) - 22 November 2012
What is RHIF?
The Regional Health Intelligence Forum (RHIF) is an opportunity to network with other health
intelligence analysts working in a variety of different public sector settings as well as to be
updated on the most recent tools and products available to analysts in the region.
When is the next RHIF?
The next forum will take place on
Thursday November 22nd, 13:00 am to 16:00 pm
Innovation Centre, York Science Park, University of York, YO10 5DG
What will be covered?
13:00 Introduction and YHPHO work update from Jake Abbas., Deputy Director, YHPHO
13:15 Simon Orange from YHPHO will give a demonstration of the newly released
Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF) indicator set. This will include a demonstration
of the new website, some key messages for the region and an overview of future
plans for the data .
14:00 Lynsey Brown and Chris White from the ONS will present on the 2011 Census
analysis work programme, including current and future releases and will also
outline their forward programme for health related analysis.
15:00 Dr Paul Norman from the School of Geography, University of Leeds will present
update on his latest population and health related research programmes including
analysis of changing health inequalities at small area level, and ethnic group specific
population projections.
Questions and discussion are encouraged!
Who should attend?
The forum will be of particular interest to public sector analysts involved in health intelligence.
Book a place
To register please send an email to sue.ward@york.ac.uk, confirming your name, job title, organisation and email address. The deadline for registration is 21 November, but please book early to confirm a place.
For more information about YHPHO please visit: www.yhpho.org.uk/about
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum 9th June 2010 - local data observatories
The Regional Health Intelligence Forum will be hosted by South Yorkshire PCTs on Wednesday 9 June. The theme of the forum will be Local Data Observatories and the venue is the Conference Suite, Innovation Centre, York Science Park, YO10 5DG. To register contact Liz O'Brien tel: 01904 435163 email: eao502@york.ac.uk. Closing date 2nd June.
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum introduction and agenda
Session plan and introduction given at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 22 November 2012.
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum: July 2012
Presentations from the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held in York on 10 July 2012.
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum: modelling and evaluation - 16 September 2010
The NEYNL PCTs are hosting the next Regional Health Intelligence Forum on Thursday 16
September at the University of York. Using practical examples drawn from different topic areas, delegates will spend
the morning looking at modelling and the afternoon exploring evaluation.
By the end of the forum participants will:
Have an understanding of the theory and principles of modelling and evaluation
Learn how these ideas could be put into practice in the public health context with
examples of local case studies
Have a better understanding of how they might apply these methods in public health
in their local area
Know who to approach for advice and support on this topic
To register for the event please contact Liz
O’Brien at YHPHO: Tel: 01904 435163 Email: eao502@york.ac.uk
Closing date for registration is Monday 13 September 2010.
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Regional Health Intelligence Forum: November 2012
Presentations from the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held in York on 22 November 2012.
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Regional Health Intelligence Leads
This page provides information, terms of reference and links to meeting minutes for the Regional Health Intelligence Leads (RHIL) group.
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Regional Health Intelligence Leads Meeting Collection
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Regional Healthy Eating Programme 2007/08 for Children and Young People - Update Report
The Department of Health has provided each region with development funding to support healthy eating initiatives. Yorkshire & Humber is supporting seven initiatives focused on children and young people (and their parents in some instances), in schools, children's centres and leaving care teams. This report details latest developments in each area.
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Regional HIN October 2006 Next steps
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Regional Networks contact list
Contact details for the main clinical networks in operation across the Yorkshire and Humber region
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Regional Public Health Group briefing: HeaIth Impact Assessment of the regional economic strategy
This report is the 8th in the Regional Public Health Group Briefing series and summarises the Health Impact Assessment of the Regional Economic Strategy
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Regional Public Health Network - Newborn Bloodspot Screening – Repeat Retest of Premature Babies
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Regional Public Health Network - Paper summary sheet Public Health: Building Public Health Workforce Capacity and Capability - update
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Regional Public Health Network - Paper summary sheet Public Health: Clinical Excellence Awards Update
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Regional Public Health Network - Paper summary sheet Public Health: Taking Health Trainer activity forward within the region
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Regional Strategic Public Health Workforce Planning
Proposal for a possible way forward to address workforce planning for public health.
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Regional teenage pregnancy strategy support
Presentation on national and regional support; teenage pregnancy PSA supports; and practical support to local areas.
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Register of social marketing research reports
This spreadsheet lists research project reports and documents substantially based on them, which have been used to inform Social Marketing initiatives.
Most are qualitative eg focus groups, but there are some quantitative eg surveys. Also see our Patient and public insight theme page.
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Rehabilitation Wards
To provide physiotherapy service to patients requiring rehabilitation
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Rehabilitation and Recovery Service -Service Specifications
NHS Standard Contract for Community Services.Provision of inpatient rehabilitation programmes for people requiring 24-hour nursing care using a recovery approach and WRAP (Wellness and Recovery Action Plan) care planning. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/ Support in resuming life in the community and longer-term provision, in order to reduce the likelihood of future hospital readmissions and relapse.
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Report on outcomes for public health practitioners interested in the Voluntary Register as generalists
Outcomes for the 56 public health practitioners who attended a Regional Advisory Panel for admission to the Voluntary Register.
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Report on The Regional Healthy Eating Development Programme
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Report to the Yorkshire and Humber Commercial Professional Network: Evaluation of Commercial Skills Modules
This report is an evaluation of the development and delivery of a series of commercial skills modules that involved on-the-job learning. This activity formed part of the Commercial Professional Network (CPN) Workplan 2009/10, and was part of workstream 5.9 within this work-plan.
There were three different modules and each module was delivered between September 2009 and March 2010, as outlined below:
• Performance Metrics for Commissioners module - delivered 3 times
• Planning and Resourcing Healthcare procurements module - delivered 3 times
• Market Analysis module - delivered 2 times
Aim and Objectives
The aim of this report is to assess how effective the commercial skills modules have been in up-skilling the commercial population and in bringing about more effective and efficient working practices.
The objectives of the evaluation are to review how helpful participants found the module content, mode of delivery and materials, in enabling them to work more efficiently and effectively.
The outcomes of this evaluation are intended to provide recommendations to the CPN with regard to future commissioning of modules of this style and on these topic areas. It will also provide an indication of any adjustments that should be made to the existing modules.
Methods of data collection and analysis
Three methods of data collection were used to conduct this evaluation:
• review of workshop attendance and attrition rates
• feedback from participants’ questionnaires
• interviews with those who delivered workshops and mentored participants during the work-based learning activities (i.e. the facilitator and content experts)
All three forms of data were analysed and triangulated to achieve a series of conclusions and recommendations. Some recommendations are generic relating to the commercial skills modules overall, whilst others relate to specific modules.
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Reporting on annual healthcare checks for people with diabetes: variation between the National Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF)data and The National Diabetes Audit (NDA)
The purpose of the paper is to explore the differences between the findings reported by the NDA and the QOF that arose from differences in the specification of the two sets of measurement.
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Reporting on annual healthcare checks for people with diabetes: recommendations by the Composite Markers Diabetes Sub Group
This report summarises recommendations by the Composite Markers Diabetes Sub Group on the reasons for variation between the QoF and National Diabetes Audit data.
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Research and Development
Find out how Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory supports research and development.
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Resources
The resources section provides information about the work produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO). The outputs can be viewed by theme or by places in the region. Publications (including briefings and reports) and tools and data are listed alphabetically. The page also provides information about searching the website and newsletters produced by the organisation.
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Resources add since you last logon
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Resources by area collection
Find out about resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to areas in Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Resources for Altogether Better Projects
Supporting resources for Altogether Better Projects including ABP Handbook, QMR templates and evaluation planning tools and templates
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Resources for Projects
Contains programme management and learning network resources for Altogether Better projects.
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Resources Recently viewed by You
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Respiratory
The respiratory theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the APHO lead area. It covers asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
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Restorative Dentistry
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Review of Quality Accounts 2009/10 in Yorkshire and the Humber
The review, undertaken by YHQO is an exploratory piece of work to identify both areas of good practice as well as areas for improvement. The review covers all of the mandatory aspects (as per the toolkit published by the Department of Health) in addition to locally identified areas.
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=101963
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Review of SHA-PCT networks October 2007
Outcome of review of main SHA-PCT networks in operation across the Yorkshire and Humber region
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RHIF July 2012: introduction
Introductory slides shown at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum (RHIF) held on 10 July 2012.
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RHIL Meeting Minutes 15/1/2009
Regional Health Intelligence Leads Meeting
Thursday 15th January 2009 - 10.00am to 12.30pm
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RHIL Meeting Minutes 20/11/2008
Regional Health Intelligence Leads Meeting
Thursday 20th November 2008 10.00am to 12.30pm
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RHIL Meeting Minutes 4/9/2008
Regional Health Intelligence Leads Meeting
Thursday 4th September 10.00am to 12.30pm
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Right care: commissioning the best value in healthcare
The 'Right Care' workstream is part of the Department of Health's Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention (QIPP) programme, focusing on how to commission the best value healthcare. The Right care page on the Public Health Commissioning website includes a link to the document "value improvement: identifying procedures of low value" published 8 April 2010.
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Road Testing PBMA in three English Regions: Hull Teaching Primary Care Trust Diabetes pilot project
The NHS has enjoyed an unprecedented period of growth with real increases in spending of 7.4% since 2002. However in October 2007, the Comprehensive Spending Review returned the NHS to more modest spending increases of 4% per year. Innovation and improvement are still possible but require redeployment of existing funds – disinvestment and re-investment at the margins. One framework for appraising options for doing things differently is programme budgeting and marginal analysis (PBMA), a tool rooted in economic theory and with a substantial evidence base. For the past 4 years, all PCTs in England have collected programme budget data in 23 categories, based on ICD10 coding.
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Road Testing PBMA in three English regions: Newcastle CAMHS PBMA pilot project
The NHS in England can soon expect a decrease in its rapid rate of resource expansion and settle into a more modest growth rate or steady state. Innovation and improvement will still be possible, but will require redeployment of existing funds – disinvestment and re-investment at the margins. One framework available for appraising the options for doing things differently is programme budgeting and marginal analysis (PBMA). PBMA is founded within economics and has a growing evidence base.
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Road testing Programme Budgeting and Marginal Analysis (PBMA) in three English Regions: Hull (Diabetes), Newcastle (CAHMS), Norfolk (Mental Health)
This report gives an overview of the method, results, recommendations and conclusions for all three pilot sites involved with the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement funded study; ‘Road Testing Programme Budgeting and Marginal Analysis (PBMA) in three English regions’. PBMA is a tool rooted in economic theory. All PCTs in England have collected programme budget data in 23 categories, based on ICD10 coding. PBMA is identified as a subcategory in two of the competencies for World Class Commissioning and features in the Efficiency Appendix to the Operating Framework. The study aimed aimed to test the model of PBMA at the micro level as proposed by Ruta et al, (BMJ, 2005) in three different programmes of care and in three different geographical localities. Pilot sites were identified in three Regions, Hull (Diabetes), Newcastle (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) and Norfolk (Mental Health). The model posed five key questions:
1) What resources are available?
2) On which services are NHS resources spent (hospital, community,
GP prescribing, non-NHS partner agencies)?
3) Which services are candidates for more resources, and what is the
added cost and added benefit of each? (“Wish list”)
4) Can any services be provided as effectively with fewer resources,
or minimally effective services curtailed, and if they were
discontinued, what savings would arise and what benefits would be
foregone? (“Hit list”)
5) Is it possible to invest in some items on the wish list by disinvesting
in some from the hit list? (“Implementation list”)
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Road testing Programme Budgeting and Marginal Analysis (PBMA) in three english regions: Norfolk Mental Health PBMA pilot project
The pilot in Norfolk focused on the Primary Care Trust’s NHS expenditure on mental health (programme five of the National Programme Budget project). It was assumed that the programme budget was fixed so any investment decisions required
disinvestment elsewhere from within mental health. It was acknowledged however that the PCT has been disinvesting in mental health services and an additional £2m would be taken from older people’s mental health services in 2008-09.
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Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
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Rotherham Health Profile : Additional local commentary from Director(s) of Public Health
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Rotherham obesity strategy workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the obesity strategy workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Rotherham PCT Adult Dental Health Report
This is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
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Rotherham Sensible Advice Following Flooding
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Royal Statistical Society Annual Conference -Statistics and public policy making: hope vs reality
{HEALTH}
S & L Therapy
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Safety Thermometer
This page gives details of how the Quality Observatory supports the Safety Thermometer.
The Safety Thermometer is a point of care survey which is now a national CQUIN measure looking at harm free care across four areas:
• Pressure Ulcers
• Falls
• Catheters and UTIs
• VTE
• Overall harm free care
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Safety Thermometer regional Frequently Asked Questions
This document aims to support queries people have raised around the Safety Thermometer in Yorkshire and the Humber. It will be updated on a frequent basis will new information and details of any upcoming webinars.
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Safety Thermometer support contacts
This document outlines the different organisations involved in the Safety Thermometer and associated contact details. Further information about the Safety Thermometer is available at www.yhpho.org.uk/safetythermometer.
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Safety Thermometer training event: exploring the Safety Thermometer steps 3-8
Presentation given at a training event on the Safety Thermometer held at the National Coal Mining Museum hosted by NHS Yorkshire and Humber and Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory on 17th and 24th May.
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Safety Thermometer training event: interpreting the data and making improvements steps 9 and 10
Presentation given at a training event on the Safety Thermometer held at the National Coal Mining Museum hosted by NHS Yorkshire and Humber and Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory on 17th and 24th May.
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Safety Thermometer training event: setting the context
Presentation given at a training event on the Safety Thermometer held at the National Coal Mining Museum hosted by NHS Yorkshire and Humber and Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory on 17th and 24th May.
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Safety Thermometer training event: Why are we focussing on these four harms?
Presentation given at a training event on the Safety Thermometer held at the National Coal Mining Museum hosted by NHS Yorkshire and Humber and Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory on 17th and 24th May.
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Same Sex Accomodation Specification
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Scarborough and North East Yorkshire Healthcare NHS Trust Quality Account 2009/10
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Scarborough and North East Yorkshire Healthcare NHS Trust Quality Account 2010/11
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SCDU Commissioning Pack - Cardiac Rehabilitation
Commissioning a cardiac rehabilitation service Reabling people with coronary heart disease Professor Roger Boyle CBE, National Director for Heart Disease and Stroke There is a wealth of evidence to support the fact that cardiac rehabilitation improves outcomes for many people with heart disease, enabling them to remain active for longer and manage their condition more effectively. Indeed, the Coronary Heart Disease National Service Framework (2000) included a separate chapter on cardiac rehabilitation to make it clear that it forms an intrinsic part of the cardiac pathway for eligible patients. Despite this, we know from the National Audit of Cardiac Rehabilitation that significantly fewer people are accessing the benefits of a high quality cardiac rehabilitation service offers. Even for those who are, it is often insufficiently flexible or responsive to ensure all those who could benefit to take up the offer. This is due, in part, to the complexity of the service; the fact that it includes a range of services, in a variety of settings provided by different people and organisations does make it more challenging for non-specialists to understand and commission. Yet, these barriers need to be considered against the facts; that cardiac rehabilitation is a cost effective way to help people with heart disease to live longer, healthier lives and that people value it, deriving significant benefit, particularly in terms of improving their quality of life. The NHS has a responsibility to ensure that those who are eligible and can benefit from cardiac rehabilitation are able to do so. This is not just a problem for England. A recent study indicates that there is low provision of cardiac rehabilitation in many countries, with a lot of the same barriers to take up identified. However, I believe that the approach this pack takes offers the NHS in England an opportunity to make a step change in the commissioning of cardiac rehabilitation services. At its heart is a clear and evidenced service specification, which is supported by procurement and contracting tools to enable both commissioners and provider organisations to understand what is required, from whom and critically to assess whether what is being provided is of high quality and meeting peoples’ needs and expectations. I would urge colleagues in the NHS to use this pack to make a real difference to peoples’ lives.
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Scenario for workforce planning and development session
Scenario developed for the regional NHS Next Steps Review to be used as the basis for discussion on workforce planning and development.
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Science and Technical Advice Cell Plan
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Scientific Committee on Tobacco and Health (SCOTH) Secondhand Smoke: Review of evidence since 1998
An update of evidence on the health effects of second hand smoke.
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Senior Public Health Analyst - Sheffield Primary Care Trust
Sheffield Primary Care Trust are looking for a highly motivated Public Health information professional to join the Public Health Analysis Team within the Public Health Directorate of Sheffield Primary Care Trust. Your role will be to provide expert public health data analysis and advice using a wide range of data sets.
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Senior Public Health Analyst Person Spec - Sheffield Primary Care Trust
Sheffield Primary Care Trust are looking for a highly motivated Public Health information professional to join the Public Health Analysis Team within the Public Health Directorate of Sheffield Primary Care Trust. Your role will be to provide expert public health data analysis and advice using a wide range of data sets.
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SEPHO web section on sexually transmitted infections
A section within the South East Public Health Observatory website dedicated to information and resources around sexually transmitted infections.
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Service Specification - Cardiac Rehabilitation Services
User Note
This specification has been designed to assist commissioners in the delivery of cardiac rehabilitation services. The text within square brackets [
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Service Specification - Primary Care Mental Health Service, Leeds PCT
This specification outlines the service to be provided to meet the needs of people with common mental health problems presenting in primary care in Leeds, over and above the essential services that general medical services are contracted to provide. The merging of the 5 former Leeds Primary Care Trusts (PCT) has resulted in the formation of a city wide Primary Care Mental Health Team within the Care Services Directorate of the Leeds PCT. This team is the current main provider of Primary Care Mental Health services and this specification covers that service in its entirety. The Primary Care Mental Health Service was originally conceived to respond to standard 2 of the NSF for mental Health (1999) which stated that ‘any service user who contacts their primary care team with a common mental health problem should: • Have their mental health needs identified and assessed. • Be offered effective treatments including referral to specialist services for further assessment, treatment and care if they require it.’ Since the services’ inception there has been a growing awareness of the scale of need, with 17% of the total population described as having a common mental health problem within the Northern and Yorkshire region (2000). Most people with a mental health problem first seek help in primary care; a minority are referred to more specialist secondary care services. High quality primary care services are therefore the starting point for evidence based, clinically effective mental health care for the treatment of common mental health problems. 1.5. NICE guidance for Depression (2004) and Anxiety (2004) have outlined the evidence base for the effectiveness of psychological interventions in the treatment of these common mental health problems and have also suggested a system for delivering treatments that maximises access called ‘stepped care’. There is also a strong evidence base for the effectiveness of psychological therapies in the treatment of conditions that commonly present in primary care including Obsessional Compulsive Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and Eating Disorders. 1.6. Leeds PCT Mental Health Local Implementation Team have developed a template for a preferred service model based on ‘stepped care’, (see appendix A).This service specification draws on that template as well as the early findings of pilot stepped care projects in North West and North East Leeds and the Increasing Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) programme early implementer site at Doncaster. See appendix A for further details of local and national drivers. 1.7. The full effects and potential of stepped care systems for the treatment of common mental health problems continue to be evaluated nationally and the service provider will contribute to ongoing development and knowledge through the routine collection of data for the purposes of service evaluation (details of the minimum data collection requirements are set out in appendix C). The meeting of this specification will require considerable service redesign with the overall aims of providing equity of provision and access for the population of Leeds and provision of evidence based treatment approaches within a stepped care delivery system. The new delivery model will be fully implemented and functioning by end of June 08. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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Service Specification Primary Care Mental Health Service including IAPT (Sheffield Primary Care Trust)
This service will provide a responsive and accessible service within primary care to people experiencing common mental health problems in collaboration with existing primary care teams. It will deliver NICE-compliant treatment for people suffering from depression and anxiety disorders, based around a flexible stepped-care approach, delivered in a variety of settings close to people’s homes. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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Service Specification Template - Midwifery Services
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Sexual health
The sexual health theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the
APHO lead area.
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Sexual Health
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Sexual health balanced scorecard
The South West Public Health Observatory (SWPHO), lead PHO for sexual health in England, has launched a new web tool to support sexual health strategies in England. The scorecard was commissioned by the Department of Health and developed by SWPHO with the Health Protection Agency. It provides a suite of nationally agreed indicators at PCT level, presented in chart, table and map formats, together with documentation to support interpretation and use. A wide range of indicators are used relating to teenage pregnancy, abortions, contraception, sexually transmitted infections and other relevant issues. The tool will support sexual health and teenage pregnancy leads and others in making decisions regarding where to target resources.
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Sexual Health in Primary Care
Please note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/sexual-health © NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010 All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged For terms of use available at: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
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Sexual health needs assessment Yorkshire and the Humber 2010
This document presents a regional sexual health needs assessment, providing evidence for the strategic planning, commissioning,
development and provision of high quality, innovative, productive, preventative and world class sexual health services. It was collaboratively undertaken, between November 2009 and March 2010, by NHS Yorkshire and the Humber, the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO) and the Health Protection Agency - Yorkshire and Humber (HPA-YH).
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Sexual Health: sexually-transmitted infections Y&H Briefing
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Sexually transmitted diseases
This presents findings of a survey of sexually transmitted diseases, teenage pregnancy and sexual behaviour in South Yorkshire and looks at means of targeting the group of 'Fun Lifers'. From the YHPHO Social Marketing event on 23/01/06.
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SHA and PCT Chief Executives Group
This page provides links to Health Intelligence Update (a newsletter about YHPHO work). It was previously called Hot Topics and produced for Strategic Health Authority (SHA) and Primary Care Trusts (PCT) Chief Executives in the Yorkshire and the Humber region.
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SHA and PCT Chief Executives meeting, February 2008 Health Intelligence Hot Topics
Each month YHPHO provide a one page update for PCT Chief Executives on 'hot topics' in health intelligence for the region.
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Sharon Darwell's contact details
Every Contact Counts
Public Health Conference 2010
Sharon Darwell ran the Every Contact Counts marketplace stall at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010
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Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
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Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Sheffield Commmunity Health Champions Network: Progress Report 2008/2009
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Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Sheffield Health Profile 2008 : Additional local commentary from Director(s) of Public Health
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Sheffield PCT Adult Dental Health Report
This is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Fundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Sheffield Teenage Conceptions Data Monitoring Methodology
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Short Report - Assessing the challenges of applying standard methods of economic evaluation to public health programmes - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
The second Wanless Report highlighted the need to consider the cost-effectiveness of public health interventions. The generation of high-quality, timely evidence on cost-effectiveness is essential for organisations that are responsible for commissioning services. Methods for assessing the costeffectiveness of health care treatments and programmes have existed for several years but have been applied mainly to more narrowly defined clinical areas such as drug interventions.
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Short Report - National Tobacco Control Policies: do they have a differential social impact? - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
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Short Report - Tackling the wider social determinants of health and health inequalities: Evidence from systematic reviews - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{CULTURE}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INCOME INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{LIFESTYLE}{SOCIAL CLASS}{SOCIAL CONDITION}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL FACTOR}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIAL ISSUE}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}
Short Report - The changing pattern of obesity: An analysis to inform practice and policy development - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
{HEALTH}{CAUSES OF HARM}{EATING HABIT}{HEALTHY EATING}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{OBESITY}{OVERWEIGHT}
Short Report - The changing pattern of obesity: An analysis to inform practice and policy development - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
In the UK, being overweight or obese has increasingly become associated with lower socioeconomic position, and evidence suggests that such a social gradient has become established in childhood.
- The emerging socioeconomic gradient of obesity in children is of particular concern because both overweight and obese children have an increased risk of obesity in adult life, and weight management interventions among children
and young adults are of limited effectiveness.
- Analysis of a range of existing datasets has largely confirmed reported trends
in obesity in the UK population, including its strong social gradient.
- Levels of excess body weight appear greater among women than among men,
although there is some evidence that men are ‘catching up’. Levels of overweight and obesity increase with age from childhood up to age 75 years, suggesting that efforts to prevent or reduce obesity and overweight need to start early in life and continue at least until retirement age.
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Short Report - The health and wellbeing effects of changing the organisation of shift work: a systematic review - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
{HEALTH}{HEALTH INEQUALITY}{INEQUALITY}{SHIFT WORKING}{SOCIAL CONDITION}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}
Simon Orange: Public Health Outcomes Framework update
A presentation by Simon Orange (Health Intelligence Specialist at YHPHO) about the Public Health Outcomes Framework at the Regional Health Intelligence Forum held on 10 July 2012.
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Simon Somers's contact details
Marketplace stall holder
Public Health Conference 2010
Simon Somers ran a marketplace stall at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Single Alcohol Screening Questionnaire
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Single Sex Accommodation
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Sitemap
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SLA Dietetics Home Enteral Feeding
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Slides relating to Cardiac Commissioning Health Intelligence Toolkit
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Small Area Dataset for Yorkshire and Humber
The small area dataset tool contains a comprehensive suite of key indicators cross matched with indicators already set nationally, including those from Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), National Indicators (NI) and Vital Signs (VS).
{HEALTH}{AREA}{DATA}{DEMOGRAPHIC DATA}{STATISTICAL DATA}
Small Area Dataset metadata (2011 update)
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Small Area Dataset: Non-disclosure form
{HEALTH}{CONFIDENTIALITY}{DATA}{DATA EXCHANGE}
Smokefree Yorkshire and Humber Investment Plan
{HEALTH}{SMOKING}{TOBACCO USE}
Smokefree Yorkshire and the Humber Investment Action Plan 2009-2011
Update on the implementation of the smokefree Yorkshire and Humber Investment Action Plan for 2009-2011
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Smoking
The smoking theme page gives details of YHPHO tools, data, resources, the contact details of a YHPHO lead analyst and links to the
APHO lead area.
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Smoking - QOF 2006/07
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Smoking external resources collection
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Smoking prevalence data from the Integrated Household Survey (IHS)
The IHS is a new survey published by ONS covering the time period April 2009 to March 2010. For the first time the IHS includes
smoking prevalence data at local authority level. YHPHO has been given access to this data and had published a short briefing. This
will available on the w/c 15 November 2010
Further information contact Ceri.Wyborn@york.ac.uk.
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Smoking Prevention and Cessation
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Social Marketing - Web page
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Social Marketing and Behaviour Change: useful contacts
A list of staff working in Yorkshire and the Humber involved with Social Marketing and behaviour change.
{HEALTH}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{CHANGE}{CONDUCT}{HEALTH SERVICE PROFESSIONAL STAFF}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{MARKETING}{PATIENT}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{USERS}
Social marketing masterclass: a social marketing approach to tackling obesity for Health and Social Care obesity and healthy lifestyle leads
Presentation delivered at regional obesity workshop 23 Jun 2010.
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South Central SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation pack
A Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the South Central SHA area.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PREVALENCE}{REGIONAL}{SUMMARY HEALTH}
South East Coast SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation pack
A Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the South East Coast SHA area.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PREVALENCE}{REGIONAL}{SUMMARY HEALTH}
South West SHA Summary Diabetes Evidence Presentation Pack
A Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the South West SHA area.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PREVALENCE}{REGIONAL}{SUMMARY HEALTH}
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Specialist STI Management Services
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Spend and Outcome Tool
The Spend and Outcome Tool is a downloadable zip file. The tool helps commissioners to link health outcomes and expenditure. Factsheets and a help guide are available on the YHPHO website.
{HEALTH}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
Spend and Outcomes Factsheets and Tool feedback/ survey
Please let us know what you think about the SPOT tool and factsheets by completing a short survey.
{HEALTH}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}{OPINION POLLS}{SURVEY}
Spend and Outcomes Tool (SPOT)
This tool enables Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) to gain an overview of spend and outcomes across all programmes of care. The tool has been updated with spend and outcome data for 2010/11 and shows the position for PCTs. Factsheets are available for each PCT for the years 2008/9, 2009/10 and 2010/11.
View the tool, factsheets and further information including links to case studies about SPOT at www.yhpho.org.uk/spot.
For further information, please contact sue.baughan@york.ac.uk
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Spend and Outcomes Tool (SPOT) for CCGs
A version of the Spend and Outcome Tool (SPOT) is now available for Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs). The tool and associated factsheets help commissioners to link health outcomes and expenditure at a care programme level in order to start to ask questions about value for money. Programmes which require priority attention can be easily identified, where shifts in investment have the potential to improve outcome and quality of healthcare. YHPHO has been funded by Right Care (www.rightcare.nhs.uk) to produce the tool.
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Spend and Outcomes Tool - updated March 2012
This tool enables Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) to gain an overview of spend and outcomes across all programmes of care. The tool has been updated with spend and outcome data for 2010/11 and shows the position for PCTs. Factsheets are available for each PCT for the years 2008/9, 2009/10 and 2010/11.
View the tool, factsheets and further information including links to case studies about SPOT at www.yhpho.org.uk/spot.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROGRAMME}
Spend and Outcomes Tool update
PCTs can use the SPOT tool and factsheets to gain an overview of outcome and expenditure across all healthcare programmes. The tool has just been updated with the latest available programme budgeting and outcome data and can be viewed at http://www.yhpho.org.uk/SPOT. Further information contact sue.baughan@york.ac.uk
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{DATA}{DEATH}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{INDICATOR}{MORTALITY}{PATIENT}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}
Sport England - Active People Survey
The Active People sport and recreation survey shows how participation varies from place to place and between different popultation groups. The survey allows demographic analysis and also measures other issues such as level of involvement in sport and satisfaction of local provision.
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{LEISURE ACTIVITY}{LIFESTYLE}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{SPORTS}{SPORTS FACILITY}
Spring 2010 HIYAH Health Intelligence Training Flyer
Flyer with provisional outline for 2010 modules of the HIYAH Health Intelligence Modular Training to be delivered between January - March 2010.
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Standards for Catheter Laboratories
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Start Registration
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State of the English Cities
{HEALTH}{CITY}{COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT}{ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT}{ECONOMIC POLICY}{GOVERNMENT INITIATIVE}{GOVERNMENT POLICY}{INNER CITY}{LOCAL AUTHORITY}{LOCAL GOVERNMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{REGENERATION}{SOCIAL POLICY}{SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT}{URBAN AREAS}{URBAN COMMUNITY}{URBAN DEVELOPMENT}
State of the nation 2012 England
The National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS) assisted in the production of this report from Diabetes UK. The report outlines the current challenges for England, issues relating to the prevention and early identification type 1 and 2 diabetes and standards and outcomes of care.
There is a discussion of the Diabetes UK 15 standards of care: HbA1c, blood pressure, cholesterol, retinal screening, foot checks, kidney function, weight, smoking, care planning, education, paediatric care, inpatient care, pregnancy care, specialist care and emotional support. The report also gives a summary of actions that need to be taken on diabetes treatment and care.
{HEALTH}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}{MEDICAL TREATMENT}{QUALITY}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Statement of Directors' responsibilities in respect of the Quality Account
This Department of Health publication is a statement of Directors' Responsibilities relating to the 2010-11 Quality Account. NHS Trusts involved in the third party assurance dry run should provide the auditors with a signed statement.
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Statement on PBS Diabetes Prevalence Model - February 2009
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PREVALENCE}
Statistical Validity (Part 2 of JSNA - the APHO Resource Pack)
This document aims to help analysts to draw valid conclusions from the data they collect for JSNA, and avoid common pitfalls in data analysis.
{HEALTH}{NEEDS ASSESSMENT}{RESEARCH METHOD}
Strengthening workforce capacity and capability to address health and well-being
Appendix to report of the same title submitted to the Network meeting on 14 December 2007
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER}{THEORY}
Stroke
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Stroke - QOF 2006/07
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}
Successful Applicant Notification Letter
AWP - Template letter to successful applicant
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Suite of indicators - small area dataset
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Summary of PCT Detailed Market Development with Advice for PCT CE
Summary of PCT Detailed Market Development with advice for PCT CE on priorities for action and transfere of learning
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Summary of population estimates
Updated July 2011
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Summary of population projections
Updated July 2011
{HEALTH}{POPULATION DATA}
Summary of the Indices of Deprivation 2007 for the Yorkshire & Humber region
Summarises the results of the Indices of deprivation 2007 for Local Authorities in the Yorkshire & Humber region, and examines the differences between ID 2007 and 2004.
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND INDUSTRY}{EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND SKILLS}{EMPLOYMENT}{ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT}{INCOME}{LOW INCOME}{POVERTY}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}{SERVICES}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{UNEMPLOYMENT}
Summary Paper - Altogether Better – the Yorkshire and Humber Big Lottery Programme
{HEALTH}{FINANCE}{FUNDING}
Supply 2 Health Advertisement Template
Advertisment Template
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Support for Self Care
Please note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/support-for-self-care © NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010 All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged For terms of use available at: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
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Supporting JSNA in Yorkshire and the Humber leaflet
A leaflet describing a range of resources available to support JSNA produced by YHPHO and the network of Public Health Observatories. Updated November 2012.
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID=101344
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Supporting Quality Accounts: identifying priorities and setting targets
To support the development of Quality Accounts, four handouts have been produced; covering
the following areas:
- What makes a good Quality Account
- Identifying priorities and setting targets
- Presenting data, measuring and monitoring progress
- Incorporating the patient experience
{HEALTH IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{TARGETS}
Supporting Quality Accounts: incorporating the patient experience
To support the development of Quality Accounts, four handouts have been produced; covering the following areas:
- What makes a good Quality Account.
- Identifying priorities and setting targets.
- Presenting data, measuring and monitoring progress.
- Incorporating the patient experience.
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Supporting Quality Accounts: presenting data, measuring and monitoring progress
To support the development of Quality Accounts, four handouts have been produced; covering the following areas:
- What makes a good Quality Account.
- Identifying priorities and setting targets.
- Presenting data, measuring and monitoring progress.
- Incorporating the patient experience.
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Supporting Quality Accounts: what makes a good Quality Account?
To support the development of Quality Accounts, four handouts have been produced; covering
the following areas:
- What makes a good Quality Account
- Identifying priorities and setting targets
- Presenting data, measuring and monitoring progress
- Incorporating the patient experience
{HEALTH}{DATA}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{TARGETS}
Supporting the Health Reforms in England: Health Intelligence in Yorkshire and the Humber
This briefing pack is aimed primarily at PCT Chief Executives to demonstrate the support that YHPHO is able to provide in delivering the health reforms in England.
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Survey Monkey Presentation
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Sustainability and climate change - Scoping paper
Scoping paper prepared for the Directors of Public Health Network outlining the issues that the Network needs to address on climate change over the coming year.
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND INDUSTRY}{ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}
Sustainability, transport and health: A discussion paper
The paper outlines a proposal for a report to be written by the Directors of Public Health in South Yorkshire lobbying for radical and innovative approaches to transport solutions that support sustainability and improved health.
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND INDUSTRY}{ENVIRONMENT}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{QUALITY OF LIFE}{REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT}{SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT}{TRANSPORT}
Tackling health inequalities with a focus on BME outcomes workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the health inequalities workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
Tackling healthy lifestyles in different settings - leisure workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the healthy lifestyles workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Tackling healthy lifestyles in different settings workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010
This presentation was given at the healthy lifestyles workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
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Tackling The Major Killers In South Yorkshire
{HEALTH}{CANCER}{CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE}{CIRCULATORY DISEASE}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DEMOGRAPHY}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{HEALTH TARGET}{HEALTHY LIFE EXPECTANCY}{INEQUALITY}{RESPIRATORY DISORDER}
Talking Therapies 2011/2012
This note supports Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) in commissioning services to meet
the needs of local people who are experiencing the common mental health
problems of depression and anxiety disorders. Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
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Teaching Public Health Network Update to the Wider Stakeholder Group - May 2007
The Yorkshire and Humber Teaching Public Health Network, part of a national project funded by the Department of Health, is being hosted in this region by Yorkshire Universities.
The network is a partnership bringing together organisations from a range of statutory and voluntary sectors to provide a strategic approach to public health teaching capacity and capability
throughout the region.
The project aims to establish an integrated and inclusive approach to the development of public health education. It will work across organisations and sectors, at all skill and professional levels,
to address public health inequalities and improve health in a sustainable way.
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Teen Pregnancy secondary research
Overview of research on planned teenage pregnancy, and sexual health in coastal/rural areas, presented to Whitby Teenage Pregnancy project, 29 January 2010.
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Teenage health
Proposal to Rotherham PCT to develop a teenage public health programme
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY}{ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION}{INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR}{SEXUAL HEALTH}{SMOKING}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}{SUBSTANCE MISUSE}{YOUNG PEOPLE}
Teenage pregnancy desk research
Presentation by The Hub for the Whitby teenage pregnancy project 29 January 2010. For more info, contact Scott Anderson YHPHO.
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Template for Guidance of Use of Procurement Documentation and Tools
The aim of this document is to provide guidance to the Commissioning Authority (the Authority) to help understanding of how to best use the Commissioning Pack (the Pack) procurement templates and tools.
{HEALTH}
Template Service Specification for Breast Cancer Screening Service 2008-2009
This template Service Specification is for the provision of a Breast Screening Service as part of the National Health Service Breast Screening Programme (NHSBSP) to women aged between 50 and 70.
{HEALTH}
Templates
{HEALTH}
Ten High Impact Changes - Achieving four week quit targets: Making it easier for smokers to quit
{HEALTH}{HEALTH POLICY}{HEALTH PROMOTION}{HEALTH TARGET}{SMOKING}{SMOKING CESSATION}{TOBACCO}{TOBACCO SMOKE}{TOBACCO USE}
Tender Finance Evaluation Guidance
The aim of this document is to provide context to the Commissioning Authority (the Authority) to help in the planning and execution of a successful financial evaluation at the Tender stages. It should be viewed in tandem with the other Commissioning Pack (the Pack) procurement templates and tools.
{HEALTH}
Termination of Pregnancy
The purpose of a termination of pregnancy service is to provide termination of pregnancies which are speedy and safe depending on the personal health and circumstances of the individual service user, to reduce repeat abortions and unintended pregnancies, and to promote better sexual health among service users.
{HEALTH}
Terms and Conditions
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
The 'wicked' problem of alcohol - insights from the data
Presentation by Linda Seery of NHS North of Tyne to Clear Heads Alcohol Workshop 22 September 2009.
{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE}{DATA}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{WORKSHOP}
The Big Lottery Fund Collection
Altogether Better is a five-year programme to help people and communities across the Yorkshire and Humber region to eat better, be more physically active and improve their mental health. We are a partnership of the region's primary care trusts, local authorities, universities and voluntary organisations, hosted by NHS Yorkshire and the Humber. With £6.8 million from the Big Lottery Fund's Well-being programme, we aim to help 60,000 people across our region to lead healthier lives.
{HEALTH}{FUNDING}
The big opportunity part one
Report from the Regional Director of Public Health published March 2010. Highlighting key challenges and outlines a short-term strategy to improve health and reduce inequalities in Yorkshire and the Humber.
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The big opportunity part one: charts
Charts relating to the Big opportunity report published March 2010 addressing health inequalities in Yorkshire and the Humber.
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The big opportunity part two: acting on the wider determinants of health
This report identifies information at a local level that might help
partners - particularly partners in local government - to get a richer feel
for our position, in relation to the six policy themes in Fair Society,
Healthy Lives - the Strategic Review of Health Inequalities in England post
2010.
It's offered as a contribution to local discussions, as partners look to
enhance their joint strategic needs assessment, create their new health and
wellbeing strategies, establish effective health and wellbeing boards and
ensure there is powerful health scrutiny.
Taking an asset approach and using routinely available data we have
produced profiles for each upper tier local authority, containing a range
of indicators on the wider determinants of health. Rather than using
single authority-wide measures, wherever possible these show in-area
difference.
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The big opportunity part two: acting on the wider determinants of health: appendices
Appendices from the Big opportunity part two report. Appendix 1: list of indicators, appendix 2: local profiles, appendix 3: slope indices, appendix 4: Child poverty, educational achievement, and relative slope indices of inequality, appendix 5: further reading.
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The big opportunity part two: MSOA atlas
Instant atlas containing supportive data for the Big Opportunity report part two. These atlases contain the sub district data for selected indicators used in the Big Opportunity report part two.
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The big opportunity report
Collection of resources relating to the Big opportunity report on health inequalities in Yorkshire and the Humber. The part one report highlights key challenges and outlines a short-term strategy. It calls for urgent and concerted action to address the reality of our ageing and changing population, the impact of our current lifestyles and the significant variations in the management of long-term conditions, including the early detection of cancer. The part two report identifies information at a local level in relation to the six policy themes in the Marmot review.
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
The carbon trust - NHS carbon management
Outlines the background to the Carbon Trust, how it works in the health sector, and local implementation plan
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{ENVIRONMENT}{ORGANISATION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC INFORMATION}{SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY}
The care of people with diabetes in NHS London
This slide set has been produced to support SHA Clusters in developing their understanding of some of the challenges and opportunities facing the NHS with regard to the care of people with diabetes.
It demonstrates the need for concerted and sustained effort to address the rising prevalence of diabetes and recommends where to focus attention in order to ensure that people with diabetes receive the care they deserve. It
highlights real opportunities for cost savings through the QIPP agenda and significant improvements in quality and outcomes.
Produced by Diabetes Health Intelligence, NHS Diabetes and the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS).
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The care of people with diabetes in NHS Midlands and East of England
This slide set has been produced to support SHA Clusters in developing their understanding of some of the challenges and opportunities facing the NHS with regard to the care of people with diabetes.
It demonstrates the need for concerted and sustained effort to address the rising prevalence of diabetes and recommends where to focus attention in order to ensure that people with diabetes receive the care they deserve. It
highlights real opportunities for cost savings through the QIPP agenda and significant improvements in quality and outcomes.
Produced by Diabetes Health Intelligence, NHS Diabetes and the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS).
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The care of people with diabetes in NHS North of England
This slide set has been produced to support SHA Clusters in developing their understanding of some of the challenges and opportunities facing the NHS with regard to the care of people with diabetes.
It demonstrates the need for concerted and sustained effort to address the rising prevalence of diabetes and recommends where to focus attention in order to ensure that people with diabetes receive the care they deserve. It
highlights real opportunities for cost savings through the QIPP agenda and significant improvements in quality and outcomes.
Produced by Diabetes Health Intelligence, NHS Diabetes and the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS).
{CLUSTER}{COST}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{ECONOMIC COSTS}{FINANCIAL COSTS}{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTELLIGENCE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PREVALENCE}{QUALITY}{SERVICES}{UNDERSTANDING}
The care of people with diabetes in NHS South of England
This slide set has been produced to support SHA Clusters in developing their understanding of some of the challenges and opportunities facing the NHS with regard to the care of people with diabetes.
It demonstrates the need for concerted and sustained effort to address the rising prevalence of diabetes and recommends where to focus attention in order to ensure that people with diabetes receive the care they deserve. It
highlights real opportunities for cost savings through the QIPP agenda and significant improvements in quality and outcomes.
Produced by Diabetes Health Intelligence, NHS Diabetes and the National Diabetes Information Service (NDIS).
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The care of people with diabetes to support SHA clusters
Diabetes Health Intelligence (YHPHO) has produced packs which provide an overview of diabetes care and outcomes for each Strategic Health Authority (SHA) cluster. They identify some of the challenges and opportunities facing the NHS in these areas. They also identify PCTs that have worse outcomes than England and therefore require attention to ensure that the diabetes services are meeting the needs of its population.
NHS Diabetes has been using these SHA Cluster packs to support their “audit to action” workstream, providing easy to understand data to NHS organisations about standards of diabetes care and patient outcomes. They will be using these packs to identify where there are areas of most need and offering those organisations constructive support to ensure local service improvement.
As a local diabetes health community, if you are interested in working with NHS Diabetes, you can find more information at their website:
www.diabetes.nhs.uk/about_us or email Gillian.saunders@diabetes.nhs.uk for more information.
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The Clinical Domain of the QOF -
Summary of data for 2006/07
and 2007/08 in Yorkshire and
the Humber region
This briefing presents data from the Quality & Outcomes Framework (QOF) for Primary
Care Trusts (PCTs) in Yorkshire and the Humber region. It provides a comprehensive
regional summary of the latest data for the Clinical Domain, including traffic lighted
prevalence data and clinical indicators for each of the QOF disease groups. It serves as an
update to the previous briefings published in January 2007, and amended in April 2008.
The briefing aims to provide a useful source document for health professionals in
commissioning organisations across the region.
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The components for projection : What happens when international migrants settle? Ethnic group population trends & projections for UK local areas
{HEALTH}{DEMOGRAPHIC DATA}{DEMOGRAPHY}{ETHNIC GROUP}{MIGRATION}{PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS}{POPULATION CHANGE}{PROJECTION}{TIME}{TREND}
The dental health of 12-year-old children in Yorkshire and the Humber 2008/2009
This briefing provides a summary of the dental health of 12-year-old children in the Yorkshire and the Humber region in 2008/09. It has been produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory Dental Group, with input from dental public health specialists in the region. It aims to:
Present the most recent data on the dental health of 12-year-old children in the Yorkshire and the Humber, at a PCT, Local Authority (LA) and regional level;
Identify those areas at greatest risk of poor oral health and in need of oral health improvement; and
Suggest ways PCTs and LAs could improve oral health and reduce inequalities.
The data are from the national survey of 12- year-old children conducted during the 2008/09 school year, the second survey to take place under the new NHS Dental Epidemiology Programme (NHS DEP) arrangements for England.
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The Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and Humber - Introduction and Background
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
The Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and Humber - Methodology
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
The Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and Humber - Results (2)
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
The Dental Health Of Adults in Yorkshire and Humber - Survey Response
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
The Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and Humber - The next Steps
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
The dental health of adults in Yorkshire and Humber 2008 survey: examples of use
YHPHO 2010 briefing about how PCTs are using the data from the Adult Dental Health Survey. This briefing gives examples of good practice of how the dental survey data are being used to support:
• Oral health needs assessments
• Improving dental access
• The use of stop smoking services
• Using geodemographic segmentation and using Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
{HEALTH}{DENTAL CARE}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
The Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and the Humber - Closing Remarks
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
The Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and the Humber - Results (1)
{HEALTH}{ACCESS TO SERVICES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}
The dental health of adults in Yorkshire and the Humber 2008
This document reports on the first SHA-wide survey of the dental health of adults. The report describes the methods and results of a postal survey that took place across the region in spring 2008. More than 25,000 adults were sent a copy of a questionnaire asking them about their dental health, experiences of accessing dental services and smoking status. Nearly 11,000 questionnaires were returned, giving an overall regional response rate of 43%. This report analyses the data by region, PCT, age/sex and deprivation. Further analysis at PCT level is also available with downloadable individual PCT reports.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{METHOD}{ORAL HEALTH}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}{QUESTIONNAIRE}{RESEARCH METHOD}{SURVEY}
The dental health of adults in Yorkshire and the Humber 2008
Information and resources (including PCT level reports) on the 2008 survey of the Dental Health of Adults in Yorkshire and the Humber.
{HEALTH}{ADULT}{DENTAL CARE}{DENTAL CARIES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{TOOTH DECAY}
The dental health of five-year-old children in Yorkshire and the Humber - 2007/08
{HEALTH}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{DENTAL CARE}{DENTAL CARIES}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN}{SCHOOLCHILDREN}
The evaluation challenge for alcohol social marketing: Lanson or Lambrini?
Presentation by James Farnham of COI to Clear Heads Alcohol Workshop 22 September 2009.
{ALCOHOL}{ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE}{APPRAISAL}{ASSESSMENT}{EVALUATION}{EVALUATION REPORT}{MAILSHOTS}{MARKETING}{SALES MANAGEMENT}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{WORKSHOP}
The Faculty of Public Health 2007 Annual Scientific Meeting
{HEALTH}
The impact of deprivation on the dental health of five-year-olds in Yorkshire and Humber 2007/2008
This report explores the impact that deprivation has on numbers of decayed, missing and filled teeth in children. The analysis uses data from the NHS Dental Epidemiology Programme 2007/08 five-year-olds survey and Index of Multiple Deprivation scores by quintile of deprivation. The data is presented at PCT level and finds that those living in more deprived areas tend to have poorer dental health (provided the numbers of children who took part in the survey in that PCT are big enough.)
{HEALTH}{ASSESSMENT}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH}{ORAL HEALTH}{ORAL HYGIENE}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PLACES}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SCHOOL}{SURVEY}
The impact of deprivation on the dental health of twelve-year-olds in Yorkshire and Humber 2008/2009
This report explores the impact that deprivation has on numbers of decayed, missing and filled teeth in children. The analysis uses data from the NHS Dental Epidemiology Programme 2008/09 twelve-year-olds survey and Index of Multiple Deprivation scores by quintile of deprivation. The data is presented at PCT level and finds that those living in more deprived areas tend to have poorer dental health (provided the numbers of children who took part in the survey in that PCT are big enough.)
{HEALTH}{ASSESSMENT}{CHILDRENS HEALTH}{EVALUATION}{HEALTH}{ORAL HEALTH}{ORAL HYGIENE}{PCTS}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PLACES}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SCHOOL}{SURVEY}
The management of adult diabetes services in the NHS
This report examines whether the NHS in England is providing recommended standards of care to people with diabetes. The report finds that, despite some improvements since 2006-07, there is poor performance against expected levels of care, low achievement of treatment standards and high numbers of avoidable deaths, and concludes that diabetes services in England are not delivering value for money.
The report focuses on people aged 16 and over diagnosed with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Diabetes in pregnancy, and children and young people with diabetes, are outside the scope of the study.
Key findings include:
Treating diabetes is a significant and growing challenge for the NHS.
The Department has set clear standards for good diabetes care and is working to improve its information on whether the NHS achieves them.
In 2009-10, national clinical audit data found that only half of the increasing number of people with diabetes received all the recommended care processes that could reduce their risk of developing diabetes-related complications.
Less than one in five people with diabetes are achieving recommended treatment standards that reduce their risk of developing diabetes-related complications.
There is significant variation in the quality of care received by people with diabetes across the NHS.
The Department has not managed effectively the performance of primary care trusts in delivering diabetes services or held them to account for poor performance.
The Department’s cost data do not capture the full costs of diabetes nationally.
The NHS does not clearly understand the costs of diabetes at a local level, and so lacks clarity about the most effective ways to deliver diabetes services.
The authors estimate that through better understanding and management of people with diabetes, the NHS could save £170 million a year.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{COST}{DATA ANALYSIS}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{MEDICAL TREATMENT}{QUALITY}{QUALITY STANDARD}
The NHS Health Check Programme: let's get it right
This report produced by Diabetes UK considers the implementation of the NHS Health Check Programme within PCTs and its impact on the prevention and early diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PREVENTION}{PRIMARY CARE SERVICE}
The NHS in England: The operating framework for 2008/9
The Operating Framework sets out a brief overview of the priorities for the NHS next year. It is accompanied by annexes (some part of the document, some virtual) which provide more detail on the priorities, how they are measured and how the new arrangements for managing the system will work.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH PLANNING}{HEALTH POLICY}{HEALTH SERVICES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
The NHS Information Centre: Patient Reported Outcome Measures
The NHS Information Centre for Health and Social Care page describing their PROMS work.
{HEALTH}{EMPLOYMENT}{HEALTH}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION CENTRES}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PATIENT}{SERVICE USERS}{SOCIAL CARE}{USERS}{WORK}
The Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC) Collection
{HEALTH}{DATA COLLECTION}{HEALTH RESEARCH}{MEDICAL RESEARCH}{PUBLIC HEALTH METHODS, THEORY AND RESEARCH}{QUALITATIVE RESEARCH}{QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH}{RESEARCH DESIGN}{RESEARCH GROUP}{RESEARCH METHOD}{RESEARCH PROJECT}{SOCIAL STUDY}
The Region
The Region page gives information (deaths and health inequalities) about the Yorkshire and the Humber region.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
The Retreat York: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
The Retreat York: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
The Right Care Casebook series volume 1
The Casebook series from the NHS Right Care programme includes a number of case studies relating to YHPHO and YHQO work:
- Programme budgeting marginal analysis (PBMA) for COPD
Shola Bolaji the Health Economics Development Manager, North East Lincolnshire Care Trust Plus describes how the YHPHO SPOT tool was used to identify areas of high spend and poor outcomes. The YHPHO Health Economist then supported the PBMA project and areas for disinvestment and investment were identified and business cases developed.
- Using a QIPP resource pack to address variation in services for asthma
Lisa Chandler, Respiratory Programme Manager from NHS Wakefield District describes how the Quality Observatory QIPP resource pack was used to tackle variation in asthma services.
Access the Casebook from:
www.rightcare.nhs.uk/downloads/Right_Care_Casebook_Vol_1_Sept _2011_final.pdf
{HEALTH}{ANALYSIS}{ANALYTIC METHOD}{AREA}{ASTHMA}{BEST PRACTICE}{BUDGET}{BUSINESS}{CASE STUDY}{COMMISSIONING}{ECONOMICS}{GOOD PRACTICE}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{MEDICAL ECONOMICS}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{QUALITY}{RIGHTS}{SERVICES}
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
The self-reported oral health status and dental attendance of smokers and non-smokers
Ceri Wyborn from YHPHO contributed to this article in published Community Dental Health journal in March 2013 (volume 30, issue 1, pages 26–29). The article reported on the oral health status and dental attendance of smokers and non-smokers.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{DENTAL HEALTH}{HEALTH STATUS}{ORAL HEALTH}{ORAL HYGIENE}{SMOKERS}{SMOKING}{WELL BEING}
The Team
The Team page lists the staff working for the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory. Each member of staff has a profile, photograph, email address and phone number.
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
The United Kingdom insulin pump audit
The first UK wide audit of continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) funded by Diabetes UK, JDRF and ABCD. It involves the participation of 97 per cent of hospital trusts that provide insulin pump services.
{HEALTH}{CLINICAL AUDIT}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PAEDIATRICS}
The use, misuse and abuse of data and evidence by the NHS
Presentation given by Professor David Hunter at YHQO launch
{HEALTH}{EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE}{QUALITY}
The Yorkshire Clinic: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Thematic evaluation summary - Altogether Better community health champions and empowerment
This summary presents the main findings of a thematic evaluation on the community health champion
role and empowerment, based on data collected from projects being delivered as part of the Altogether Better programme. The aim of this thematic evaluation was to understand how the Altogether Better projects involve community health champions to improve health and to provide robust evidence to inform the development of practice. This summary sets out the main findings from the thematic evaluation and concludes with some implications for policy and practice. The summary has been written for anyone involved in commissioning, planning, delivering and evaluating similar projects. A full evaluation report and evidence reviews on Community Health
Champions and Empowerment and Health & Well-being have also been produced.
{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{EMPOWERMENT}{INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH}{VOLUNTEER}
Thematic evaluation summary: mental health and employment
This summary presents the main findings of a thematic evaluation on mental health and employment based on data collected from four workplace projects being delivered as part of the Altogether Better programme.
The aim of this thematic evaluation was to better understand how Altogether Better projects are
promoting mental health in workplace settings and to provide robust evidence to inform the
development of practice. Implications for policy and practice are also highlighted.
The summary has been written for anyone involved in commissioning, planning, delivering and
evaluating workplace mental health projects. A full evaluation report and an evidence review on mental health and employment have also been produced.
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Theme pages on the YHPHO website
Theme pages are now available on the website for Alcohol, Dental/Oral Health, Health Inequalities, Mental health, Obesity, nutrition and physical activity, Patient and public insight, Primary Care, Sexual health and Smoking.
Each page gives details of YHPHO resources, contact details of our lead analyst and a link to the APHO lead area.
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Time Use Survey
The Time Use Survey measures the amount of time spent by the UK population on various activities. This dataset is available from the UK Data Archive (access restrictions are in place and an ESDS registration will be required).
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Tony Hunter's presentation at the public health conference 2010
This presentation was given at the Public Health Conference on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Tools
{HEALTH}
Tools and data
Alphabetical list of online tools and data produced by YHPHO and designed to support decision-making.
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{METHOD}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{UNDERSTANDING}
Tools and data items for monthly newsletter
{HEALTH}
Training and workshops
This page provides information about training provided by PHO and presentations undertaken by our staff.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTELLIGENCE}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Training Programme for Health Intelligence
This page provides details of YHPHO training for health intelligence. The sessions are designed to improve skills in data manipulation, interpretation and presentation of public health intelligence, as well as increase understanding of the use of public health intelligence within and outside the NHS.
Delivered by YHPHO and PCT staff from within the region as well as guest experts from other organisations.
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Training: using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions Autumn 2012
Presentations and resources associated with YHPHO health intelligence training September - October 2012.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}
Training: using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions Spring 2012
This page provides details of YHPHO training for health intelligence held during March - May 2012.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{INTELLIGENCE}{ORGANISATION}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{SKILL}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}
Transferring national data and information into local practice: presentation from North Hamptonshire CCG
Presentation from the National Diabetes Information Service held on 28th February 2013 by North Hamptonshire CCG.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{QUALITY}{SERVICES}{WORKSHOP}
Trend in the Infant Mortality Rate % relative gap between the most deprived quintile and England by region, compared to the national health inequalities target of a 10% reduction between 1997-99 baseline and 2009-11 target, progress at 2004-06
{HEALTH}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{INFANT}{INFANT MORTALITY}{SOCIAL INEQUALITY}
Tuberculosis in Yorkshire and the Humber
Presentation giving reasons for prioritising TB, comparative data between UK and USA, and within Western Europe, regional and PCT trends, impact of migration, treatment outcomes and a diagrammatic TB pathway.
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Tuberculosis Service
{HEALTH}
Tupe Factsheet 2009
This fact sheet incorporates changes to the TUPE Regulations which came into effect
in April 2006. The fact sheet:
?? Describes the ‘TUPE’ Regulations which govern staff transfers.
?? Explains what you will need to do if a project is transferred in or out of your
organisation, or if your organisation merges with another.
?? Includes information on good practice, in respect of dealing with the staff
affected by TUPE.
?? Outlines some points of detail that you may need to be aware of.
?? Attempts to demystify this complex area of the law
The fact sheet gives introductory guidance. However, the TUPE Regulations are
complex and their application will be different in each circumstance. It is therefore
recommended that employers involved in the transfer of an undertaking seek legal
or HR advice.
Please note that the TUPE Regulations only cover employees and not volunteers.
Section 6.7 below has brief information about what to do in respect of volunteers in a
project that is transferring.
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Twitter Policy
{HEALTH}
UK Screening Portal
The website of the UK National Screening Committee (UK NSC), funded by the Health Departments in each of the UK countries. The UK NSC is responsible for providing advice on screening to each of the four countries.
{HEALTH}{HEALTH}{HEALTH SCREENING}{INTERNET}{MEDICAL SCREENING}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{SCREENING}{WEBSITES}
UKPHA 18th Annual Public Health Forum
The UKPHA Annual Public Health Forum is the largest multi-disciplinary public health conference in the UK attracting up to 1000 delegates each year. It is renowned for its diversity, breadth of learning and the unparalleled opportunities it offers delegates for networking and information sharing.
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Under 18 years conception rate bar chart by LA, 2004
{HEALTH}{BIRTH RATE}{STATISTICAL DATA}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}
Under 18 years conception rate map by LA, 2004
{HEALTH}{BIRTH RATE}{STATISTICAL DATA}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}
Under 18 years conception rate, percentage change by GOR, 1998-2004
{HEALTH}{BIRTH RATE}{STATISTICAL DATA}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}
Under 18 years conception rate, percentage change by GOR, 2003-2004
{HEALTH}{BIRTH RATE}{STATISTICAL DATA}{TEENAGE PREGNANCY}
Understanding PROMs
This page gives an overview of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs).
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Understanding the differences between the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) and National Diabetes Audit (NDA) data
This National Diabetes Information Service webinar presentation given by Professor Roger Gadsby, Associate Clinical Professor at Warwick Medical School and NDA and NHS Diabetes GP Lead looks at the differences between National Diabetes Audit and QOF data.
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University of Birmingham Health Economics Facility - MSc (Diploma) in Health Economics & Health Policy
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{EDUCATION}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{UNIVERSITY}
University of Glamorgan PgD/PgC Health Economics
{HEALTH}{ECONOMICS}{EDUCATION}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{UNIVERSITY}
University of Sheffield School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) Masters Degree in Economics and Health Economics
{HEALTH}{COST EFFECTIVENESS}{ECONOMICS}{EDUCATION}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT}{UNIVERSITY}
Unknown Resource
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Unlocking Health Inequalities
A presentation given at the YHPHO Social Marketing event on 23/1/06. The presentation describes work undertaken in Huddersfield to identify areas of deprivation.
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Unsuccessful Applicant Notification Letter
AWP Template - letter to unsuccessful applicants.
{HEALTH}
Update on implementation of the regional programme on affordable warmth
Update on implemetnation of the regional programme of action to promote health through affordable warmth.
{HEALTH}{ENVIRONMENT}{HOUSING}{LIVING CONDITIONS}{SOCIOECONOMIC FACTOR}
User Guide - Altogether Better Team Area on the YHPHO Website
A User Guide for the Altogether Better Team Area on the YHPHO Website. The Team area is for use by Altogether Better projects, the Learning Network and programme staff.
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User Logon
{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Using data and information to improve the quality of care and outcomes for people with diabetes in East Midlands
Presentation from the National Diabetes Information Service held on 10 January by Lorraine Oldridge and Dr Bob Young.
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Using data and information to improve the quality of care and outcomes for people with diabetes in East Midlands flyer
Flyer with details of the NDIS masterclass to be held in the East Midlands region on 10 January 2013.
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Using data and information to improve the quality of care and outcomes for people with diabetes in South Central flyer
Flyer with details of the NDIS masterclass to be held in South Central region on 28 February 2013.
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Using data and information to improve the quality of care and outcomes for people with diabetes in South Central: a masterclass for diabetes health professionals
When will this masterclass take place?
12 – 5pm, Thursday 28 February 2013
Where will this masterclass take place?
Hilton Hotel, Basingstoke.
Who should attend?
- CCG clinical leads
- CCG diabetes leads
- Consultant diabetologists
- Podiatrists
- Dieticians
- Diabetes specialist nurses
- GPs
- Consultants in Public Health
- Health analysts
Why should you attend?
- Develop skills and knowledge to make using data and information in your preliminary investigative work, planning and quality performance monitoring easier
- Find out more about identifying and evaluating the limitations and relevance of the different sources of evidence and data which are available
- Explore data and information about your local area, identifying where there is variation from the picture for England and South Central
- Go away with enthusiasm and skills to apply and develop the initial research you will do as part of the workshop back in your local services
CPD points are being sought for these events.
How to register
This masterclass is free to NHS health professionals.
If you would like to attend, please complete the registration form.
Further information
This workshop is part of our masterclass series. There will be one held in each English region during 2013.
Download a flyer about this event
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Using data and information to improve the quality of care and outcomes for people with diabetes in the East Midlands: a masterclass for diabetes health professionalsWhen will this masterclass take place?
12 – 5pm, Thursday 10 January 2013
Where will this masterclass take place?
The Park Plaza Hotel, Nottingham.
Who should attend?
- CCG clinical leads
- CCG diabetes leads
- Consultant diabetologists
- Podiatrists
- Dieticians
- Diabetes specialist nurses
- GPs
- Consultants in Public Health
- Health analysts
Why should you attend?
- Develop skills and knowledge to make using data and information in your preliminary investigative work, planning and quality performance monitoring easier
- Find out more about identifying and evaluating the limitations and relevance of the different sources of evidence and data which are available
- Explore data and information about your local area, identifying where there is variation from the picture for England and the East Midlands
- Go away with enthusiasm and skills to apply and develop the initial research you will do as part of the workshop back in your local services
CPD points are being sought for these events.
How to register
This masterclass is free to NHS health professionals.
If you would like to attend, please complete the registration form.
Further information
This workshop is the first in our masterclass series. There will be one held in each English region during 2013.
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Using geo-demographic segmentation tools to help inform health insight planningHow geo-demographic segmentation tools are being used to help inform health insight planning in Yorkshire and the Humber.
{HEALTH}{SOCIAL MARKETING}
Using Hospital Episode Statistics to explore consultant clinical activityPresentation given by Dr Karen Bloor at YHQO launch
{HEALTH}{HOSPITAL EPISODE STATISTICS}{QUALITY}
Using The Model{HEALTH}
Using your Commercial Support UnitCommercial Support Units (CSUs) have been set up in each NHS
region and began operating from April 2010. Their aim is to
build commercial skills within the NHS by improving commercial
acumen and enabling the NHS to drive up quality and facilitate
efficient and best use of resources.
{HEALTH}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{QUALITY}{SKILL}
Using your Commissioning for Value packThis presentation was used at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
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VacanciesWelcome to the web pages of the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory, Promoting and delivering public health intelligence
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Value for money toolsA suite of online tools to help practitioners and commissioners to calculate the value for money for proposed and completed social marketing and behaviour change programmes.
{HEALTH}{ATTITUDINAL CHANGE}{BEHAVIOUR}{BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE}{CHANGE}{COST EFFECTIVENESS}{ECONOMICS}{HEALTH}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{HEALTH SERVICE ECONOMICS}{HUMAN BEHAVIOUR}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PROGRAMME}{SMOKING}{SOCIAL MARKETING}{TOBACCO SMOKING}{VALUE FOR MONEY}
Value improvement using dataHelen Duncan, ChiMat Director has written a section (pages 35 - 37) in the
NHS Atlas of Variation 2011 on value improvement using data.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{REGIONAL VARIATION}
Value-for-Money of Sheffield
PCT spend in:
Breast cancer, Colorectal
cancer, Lung cancer: A socio-technical approach to support the development of the Commissioning StrategyThis report describes the Decision Conference on Breast, Colorectal and Lung cancer that took place in
Sheffield on Tuesday 6th October 2009. The aim of the Decision Conference was to experiment with
an innovative method to facilitate the collaboration among key stakeholders in informing the
commissioning process of Sheffield PCT.
We looked at the pathway of care of the three selected cancer sites, splitting it in broad categories
which typically included: health promotion, screening, primary care involvement, elective inpatient
admissions, outpatient admissions, end of life care, palliative care and emergency admissions. Each of
these categories consists of different activities with different costs and effectiveness. In this first
exercise, we engaged stakeholders to generate a high level view of the spend in these areas and each
participant contributed his/her views to help the PCT in evaluating the ‘average’ expected benefit
from its expenditure. Ideas from Health Economics have been used to facilitate the construction of
‘average’ values, which should only be considered as orders-of-magnitude estimates to inform a
discussion.
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Value-for-Money of Sheffield PCT spend in eating disorders: a socio-technical approach to support
the development of the commissioning strategyReport from a decision conference in Sheffield, 6th August and 17th September 2009.
{HEALTH}{APPETITE DISORDER}{COMMISSIONING}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{DISORDERS}{EATING DISORDER}{SYMPOSIA}
Value-for-Money of Sheffield PCT spend in:
Primary and secondary Dental care: a socio-technical approach to support the development of the Commissioning StrategyA report on the decision conference held in Sheffield, 3rd November 2009.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{DENTAL CARE}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{PCTS}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{SYMPOSIA}
Variation in Inpatient Activity - Diabetes 2009/10 and 2010/11The updated Variation in Inpatient Activity: Diabetes (VIA: Diabetes) tool allows users to compare information on inpatient activity for those with and without diabetes to provide evidence on differing care patterns. The tool present information for both primary care trusts (PCTs) and provider trusts across England on the actual and expected numbers of days case, bed days and emergency readmissions for patients with diabetes. ‘Expected’ figures are calculated by assuming those with diabetes have the same rates of day cases, emergency readmissions or lengths of stay as patients without diabetes of a similar age. Data is broken down by Health Resource Groups (HRGs) allowing comparison between groups of conditions and is presented for both 2009-10 and 2010-11. Find out more about the tool at
www.yhpho.org.uk/viadiabetes.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}
Variation in Inpatient Activity: DiabetesThe Variation in Inpatient Activity: Diabetes (VIA: Diabetes) tool allows users to compare information on inpatient activity for those with and without diabetes to provide evidence on differing care patterns. The tool present information for both primary care trusts (PCTs) and provider trusts across England on the actual and expected numbers of days case, bed days and emergency readmissions for patients with diabetes. ‘Expected’ figures are calculated by assuming those with diabetes have the same rates of day cases, emergency readmissions or lengths of stay as patients without diabetes of a similar age. Data is broken down by Health Resource Groups (HRGs) allowing comparison between groups of conditions and is presented for both 2008-09 and 2009-10. Find out more about the tool at
www.yhpho.org.uk/viadiabetes.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HOSPITAL EPISODE STATISTICS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}
Variation in Inpatient Activity: DiabetesVariation in Inpatient Activity (current release 2009/10 and 2010/11): diabetes (VIA: Diabetes) allows users to compare information on inpatient activity for those with and without diabetes to provide evidence on differing care patterns.
Download a
flyer with an overview of the tool.
Access the
training video for the tool.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HEALTH TRUSTS}{HOSPITAL TRUSTS}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE TRUSTS}{NHS TRUST}{PATIENT}{PRIMARY CARE TRUST}{PROVIDER}{REGIONAL VARIATION}{SERVICES}{USERS}
Variation in Inpatient Activity: Diabetes: key findings for EnglandThis report summarises key findings from the Variation in Inpatient Activity: Diabetes
tool (VIA:Diabetes). The tool has been developed to
help those involved in the provision of
inpatient care to assess the impact of the
differing use of services experienced by
patients with diabetes compared to those
without.
{HEALTH}{ACTIVITY}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{PATIENT}{REGIONAL VARIATION}{SERVICE USERS}{SERVICES}{USERS}
Variation in Inpatient Activity: Diabetes: methodology briefing noteA brief description of how the methodology used to produce the current VIA: Diabetes tool differs from the previous version of the tool, and the effects of these changes at a national level. Find out more about VIA: Diabetes at
www.yhpho.org.uk/viadiabetes.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{HOSPITAL EPISODE STATISTICS}{INPATIENT SERVICES}
Variation in the recorded incidence of amputation of the lower limb in England Naomi Holman from YHPHO/ Diabetes Health Intelligence contributed to this article in published in the Diabetologia journal on 6th March 2012. The article found that compared with the general population, people with diabetes were over 20 times more likely to have an amputation. They also reported on the variation in amputation rates.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{FOOT HEALTH}{HEALTH}{INCIDENCE}{INTELLIGENCE}{REGIONAL VARIATION}
Vascular ChecksPlease note, this is a copy of a specification downloaded from the PCC website on 13 December 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/vascular-checks © NHS Primary Care Commissioning 2010 All rights reserved, all trademarks acknowledged For terms of use available at: http://www.pcc.nhs.uk/terms
{HEALTH}
Voices from Experience: Empowering communities to improve their health and well-being{HEALTH}{COMMUNITY}{COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT}{COMMUNITY HEALTH}{COMMUNITY INFORMATION}{COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION}{EMPOWERMENT}{LOCAL COMMUNITY}
Vulnerable Children{HEALTH}
Wakefield area working Presentation for the Public Health England transition event held on 27 October 2011 by Susan Perry from Wakefield Council.
{AREA}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{WORKSHOP}
Wakefield District Community Healthcare Services: Quality Account 2010/11{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY IMPROVEMENT}{QUALITY STANDARD}
Wakefield Health Means Business: Progress Report 2008/2009{HEALTH}{BUSINESS}{HEALTHY EATING}{MENTAL HEALTH}{PHYSICAL ACTIVITY}{WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION}
Wakefield PCT Adult Dental Health ReportThis is a summary PCT level report of the results of the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Dental Health Survey 2008. There is also a main regional report available.
{HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH}{DENTAL HEALTH CARE}{ORAL HEALTH}{SURVEY}
Webinar: applying programme budgeting data to local diabetes care
When will this webinar take place?
12pm on Tuesday 4 December
Overview of the session
This webinar will introduce the Spend and Outcomes Factsheet and Tool
(SPOT), focusing on its application in diabetes care. The tool and factsheets use programme budgeting data and overall indicators of health outcome by programme (where available) to present PCTs and CCGs with an analysis of the impact of their expenditure. The webinar will cover the following topics:
- Outline of programme budgeting - what it is and what it tells you
- Using and interpreting SPOT to identify areas on which you should focus locally
- Examining possible shifts in investment and their potential impact in improving the health of your population or the quality of care provided
- Using SPOT in a local area – what you might do next with your findings
- Exploring similar ways in which the Diabetes Outcomes versus Expenditure (DOVE) tool can be used
About the presenter
The session will be led by Sue Baughan, health economist and Assistant Director for Knowledge Transfer at Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory
(YHPHO). The tool was commissioned by the Department of Health and its development led by YHPHO on behalf of the network of Public Health Observatories in England.
Who should attend?
CCG clinical leads, CCG diabetes leads, consultants in public health, health analysts, and other health professionals with a particular interest in improving diabetes services.
How do I book?
Please email info@diabetes-ndis.org stating your name, job title and the name of the webinar which you wish to attend. You will receive an email confirming your registration and provides information about how to join.
Further information
Find out more about our webinar programme.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{FINANCE}{HEALTH ECONOMICS}{TRAINING}
Webinar: Understanding the differences between Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) and National Diabetes Audit (NDA) data
When will this webinar take place?
Tuesday 29 January 2013 at 12pm
Overview of the session
This webinar will look at the two main sources of data which are available for diabetes in a primary care context: QOF and NDA. The webinar will cover the following topics:
- How and what is collected and reported in relation to diabetes for both data sources
- The benefits and disadvantages of using each when looking to understand more about diabetes in your area
About the presenter
The session will be led by Dr Roger Gadsby, Associate Clinical Professor at Warwick Medical School. A GP by background, Roger has been a Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Warwick since 1992, and Associate Clinical Professor since 2007 where he has run short courses on primary care topics, developed the Certificate in Primary Diabetes Care and other diabetes courses ,and taught on the Primary Care Management programme. Roger continues to teach and advise on the content of the Warwick Diabetes Care Certificate as Primary Care Medical Advisor. His main interest and publications are in the area of diabetes and Pregnancy Sickness Symptoms. He is active on national working groups on diabetes care, including NICE guidelines for diabetes, and was a founding member and treasurer of the Primary Care Diabetes Society. He is Visiting Professor at the Institute of Diabetes in Older People (IDOP), University of Bedfordshire, GP lead for the National Diabetes Audit (NDA) and Primary Care lead for NHS Diabetes. Roger was awarded an MBE in 2009 for services to medicine and diabetes care.
Who should attend?
GPs, CCG clinical leads, CCG diabetes leads, consultants in public health, health analysts and other health professionals with a particular interest in improving diabetes services.
How do I book?
Please email info@diabetes-ndis.org stating your name, job title and the name of the webinar which you wish to attend. You will receive an email confirming your registration and provides information about how to join.
Further information
Find out more about our {view, 126088} programme.
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WebinarsA series of webinars will take place in 2013 to raise awareness of NDIS and its products, particularly amongst frontline members of staff. These webinars are taking place to give NHS members of staff the opportunity to explore and increase their understanding of data and information and think about how they can apply it in everyday planning and practice.
They aim to increase relevant knowledge and understanding of current issues amongst practitioners so that they can use data and intelligence effectively in practice
{AWARENESS}{DATA}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTELLIGENCE}{KNOWLEDGE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{PLACES}{UNDERSTANDING}
Website cookie legislation: updated privacy policyNew European
legislation relating to cookies (a small piece of information that is stored on your computer's hard drive by your web browser and cannot do your computer any harm) came into force on 26th May 2012.
We have updated our
privacy policy with information about the types of cookies we use on our websites and what we use them for. You can also find out how to disallow/ remove cookies.
Please
contact us if you require any further information.
{HEALTH}{COMPUTER}{CONFIDENTIALITY}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INTERNET}{LAWS}{LEGISLATION}{POLICY}{PRIVACY}{WEBSITES}
WelcomeThis presentation was used at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE}{PROGRAMME}{TRAINING}{UNDERSTANDING}{WORKSHOP}
Welcome to the YHPHO website{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Well Children{HEALTH}
Well-being Website Links (Altogether Better Programme)List of website links which are of particular importance to the Altogether Better Programme and Projects
{HEALTH}{COMMUNICATION}{COMMUNICATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{INFORMATION}{KNOWLEDGE}
West Midlands SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation packA Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the West Midlands SHA area.
{HEALTH}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EXPENDITURE}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{PREVALENCE}{REGIONAL}{SUMMARY HEALTH}
Westminster Health Forum: Diabetes 2011: promoting quality and tackling variations in careDr Bob Young will be speaking about NDIS at the Westminster Health Forum. The seminar will also "look at what can be done to improve the quality of diabetes care and services in the reformed NHS, including discussion around the role of commissioning and what more can be done to tackle variation in diabetes care in the community".
{HEALTH}{COMMISSIONING}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{DISCUSSION}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE}{NHS}{QUALITY}{SERVICES}{WEBSITES}
Wet Age-Related Macular DegenerationSpecification for the
Provision of a Service to Treat
Wet Age-Related Macular Degeneration
{HEALTH}
What does Restricted mean ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
What happens when international migrants settle? - Ethnic group population trends and projections for United Kingdom local areas – details about the methodologyBackground and method used to produce new population projections by the School of Geography at the University of Leeds (Wohland et al., 2010), as part of a project within the Economic and Social Research Council’s (ESRC’s) Understanding Population Trends and Processes (UPTAP) program.
{HEALTH}{AGEING POPULATION}{MIGRATION AND POPULATION CHANGE}{POPULATION CHANGE}{POPULATION DATA}{POPULATION MIGRATION}{POPULATION SIZE AND DENSITY}{POPULATION STRUCTURE}{POPULATION STUDIES}
What is a Complex Password ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
What is a resource ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
What is a Secure Password ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
What is Cardiac RehabilitaionCoronary Heart Disease and the Need for Cardiac Rehabilitation
{HEALTH}
What is Interoperability?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
What is Meta Data ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
What is the NPHL ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Where are we now? SHA comparisons 2009The Where Are We Now? tool provides benchmarking information on a number of key diabetes indicators to assist in commissioning diabetes services.
{BENCHMARKING}{COMMISSIONING}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{INDICATOR}{INFORMATION}{INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE}{MEASUREMENT}{SERVICES}
WHIST commissioning cycle: May 2011NHS Kirklees commissioning cycle. This document was used at the Public Health England transition event held on 27 October 2011.
{COMMISSIONING}{HEALTH}{HEALTH SERVICE PLANNING}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}
Why Register ?{HEALTH}{ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
Wider determinants of health profilesA series of single page profiles focusing on the wider determinants of health for the districts of Yorkshire and the Humber built around the Marmot review domains.
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}
WOMEN’S MENTAL HEALTH SERVICEDeveloping good quality mental health provision for women is likely to have far reaching consequences: not only will it impact positively on women’s mental health, but may strengthen their ability to fulfil multiple roles as mothers and workers and as members of the community…..’ Please note, a specification downloaded from the ‘YHIP’ website in March 2010. Any updates or revisions since this date can be found via the following link. http://www.yhip.org.uk/mental-health/mental-health/yorkshire-and-humber-nhs-collaborative/service-specifications-library/
{HEALTH}
Work ProgrammesFind out about the Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory work programmes including Child and Maternal health and young people (ChiMat), Yorkshire and the Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO), Altogether Better Learning Network, Health Intelligence Yorkshire and the Humber (HIYAH), Diabetes and Health Economics.
{HEALTH}{INTELLIGENCE}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PROGRAMME}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{UNDERSTANDING}
Workforce planning and development - Everyone's businessBrief for an interactive session on how to ensure that the workforce is fit for purpose to address current and future challenges.
The overall aim from this session is a regional strategy for public health workforce. This will add value both regionally and locally.
{HEALTH}{DECISION MAKING}{DISCUSSION}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{PUBLIC HEALTH}
Working differently to tackle health inequalitiesThis presentation was given at the working with communities workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{WORKSHOP}
Working Together, Leading Together workshop presentation Public Health Conference 2010This presentation was given at the vaccination and immunisation workshop at the Public Health Conference held on 10 November 2010.
{HEALTH}{CONFERENCE}{CONGRESS}{HEALTH}{IMMUNISATION}{IMMUNISATION AND VACCINATION}{INOCULATION}{PERSONAL HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE}{SYMPOSIA}{VACCINATION}{WORKSHOP}
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Workshop 10: Community Health Champions and the Big SocietyThis workshop looks at proposals for The Big Society and in particular approaches to supporting a stronger civil society. Starting from our own knowledge and experience of community health champions, we will try to identify:
? what we can offer as individual projects and a collective
? the support we need to make the approach
sustainable and our organisations more
resilient
? how to get these messages ‘out there’
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Workshop 2: Chances 4 change: sharing ideas around good practice in volunteering and sustainability of community health champion activitiesThis workshop will present an overview of the best
practice of health champion-style work in the
chances4change portfolio, with an emphasis on how
some of these projects have already achieved
sustainability. The workshop will be an information
session sharing practical case studies followed by a
question and answer session. chances4change projects
take a number of different approaches to health
champion-style work and its case studies will illustrate
this variety.
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Workshop 3: Sheffield community health champions: the voice of communities: supporting individuals to shape and deliver solutions to health and well-being.Training, support, trust, self-esteem and personal
development are central to the success of the Sheffield
Community Health Champion Project. Hosted within 20
Voluntary and community organisations across
Sheffield the Champions are rooted in communities and
trusted by their peers.
This workshop explores the potential for this community
development, asset based approach to contribute to
extended health pathways around diabetes, weight loss,
increased activity and improvements to mental health
and wellbeing.
It will look at why it works and some of the issues the
programme raises. It also considers what contribution
community health champions make to localism, and the
Big Society agenda.
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Workshop 5: Health and wellbeing champions in the workplace“Mind Your Own Business” and “Better Workplace –
Better Mental Health” are two Altogether Better projects
from South Yorkshire that aim to promote mental
wellbeing in the workplace through the use of
workplace health champions. This workshop will outline
how health champion models have been used to
improve workplace wellbeing in Doncaster and
Rotherham and what the wider impact has been on
individuals and their workplaces and communities.
Examples of champion activities and employer case
studies will be given to highlight how the models have
worked in practice and to share learning for replicable
projects.
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Workshop 7: Healthwise Hull, health champions making a differenceThis workshop will demonstrate how Healthwise Hull Health Champions have actively engaged, empowered
and enabled members of the community to improve their quality of life. The workshop will give an insight into how Health Champions have made a real difference and how the Healthwise Team have supported them in their role. Both Health Champions and members of the Healthwise Team will talk about their journeys, share their experiences and look at what the future holds.
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Workshop 8: Parents 1st- pregnancy pals and birth buddies: promoting a healthy pregnancy, positive birth and confident parenting through a health champion approachIn this workshop we will:
explore why a health champion model focusing on pregnancy, birth and beyond can be particularly valuable in terms of early intervention and public health gains
provide insights into how a Volunteer Pregnancy Pal and Birth Buddy programme has been commissioned and implemented in South West Essex
clarify the key components that work best, in order to
make the programme successful in practice
illuminate the benefits to both the volunteers and the expectant parents involved
two specialist community public health nurses leading the initiative will also discuss how the Parents 1st social enterprise delivery model facilitates the community led agenda.
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Workshop 9: Health trainer champions in offender and community settings: breaking the cycle within offender healthSince 2009 the project ‘Health Trainers in the Criminal
Justice System’ has created a stronger prison
community by training and accrediting offenders as
volunteers to assist their peers in leading healthier
lifestyles. Evidence now shows that using this low cost
service engages with the seven pathways to reduce
reoffending.
Nationally Yorkshire and the Humber lead in this work
with 7 prisons already delivering the service and all 16
prisons becoming accredited training centres. HMP Full
Sutton is the first establishment to utilise the Health
Trainer Champions National Data Collection and
Reporting System capturing valuable evidence. Since
the programme began over 40 serving offenders have
qualified as Health Champions.
Geof Dart will share his experience and research and
discuss how ex-offenders can positively contribute to
the Big Society, reduce health inequalities and help to
break perpetual cycles of crime and imprisonment.
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World class commissioningThe Department(DH) is transforming the commissioning health and care services in the NHS to drive unprecedented improvements in patient outcomes. We worked with commissioners and their partners to develop a vision for world class commissioning and a set of 11 organisational competencies.
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World class commissioning and investing in health (Programme budgeting and marginal analysis)Presentation detailing the vision and competencies of world class commissioning and the benefits of investing in health.
{HEALTH}{ALL CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY}{ANALYSIS}{COMMISSIONING}{DATA}{PUBLIC HEALTH}{RESOURCE MANAGEMENT}
World Class Commissioning: health investment networkA section on the World Class Commissioning website with information, guides, case studies and tools for commissioners to help them with investment and disinvestment decisions.
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Wrap-upThis presentation was used at the 11 October 2012 workshop "Making changes to your local health system and measuring the impact". It is part of the
Using health intelligence to make better commissioning decisions training programme.
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Y & H SCG Designating Specialised Adult Morbid Obesity Surgical Services Local Designation StandardsThis document sets out the timetable and the process to be followed locally for the designation of service providers and the standards against which the providers will be measured. It is intended for existing obesity surgical service providers in relation to the designation of specialised surgical services for adults who are morbidly obese. Designating potential new providers of obesity surgery will be covered in a procurement strategy to be developed in early 2009.
This document is based on the SCG North West resource pack and follows a review of evidence based practice and consultation with all SCGs in England and with clinicians and patient representative groups.
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Y&H SHA Business Continuity Pan Flu PlanYou will only be able to navigate to this link if you have access to NWW
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YH EOLC Briefing Financial Model 2010{HEALTH}
YHCSU NHS logoThe Commercial Professional Network is established under a mandate from the PCT Chief Executives. It is a means of improving commercial practice in a way that retains each PCT’s sovereignty with regard to the management of markets and healthcare procurement projects, whilst also gaining the benefits of a coordinated approach to the development of skills and the sharing of knowledge
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YHPHO Internal Audit ReportProvides assurance that effective governance and performance management arrangements are in place at the SHA for the management of the PHO.
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{QUALITY CONTROL}
YHPHO PUBLIC HEALTH INTELLIGENCE PROJECT UPDATE TO YHPHO POLICY BOARD 25th September 2008{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{QUALITY CONTROL}
YHPHO addressThe Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory have moved offices. If you are planning on visiting us the new address is Innovation Centre,
York Science Park,
Heslington,
York,
YO10 5DG,
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YHPHO Altogether Better webpage
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YHPHO annual report 2004-05
First annual report on the achievements and outputs of YHPHO during 2004-05.
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YHPHO briefing 1: obesity in Yorkshire and Humber
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YHPHO briefing 2: over the limit? alcohol use in Yorkshire and the Humber
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YHPHO briefing 4: progressing Health Impact Assessment in the Yorkshire and Humber region
This report provides a short introduction to HIA and reports on progress with the development of HIA in Yorkshire and Humber. It summarises interesting examples of HIAs in the region.
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YHPHO briefing 5: fuel poverty in Yorkshire and the Humber
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YHPHO briefing 6: the clinical domain of the QOF: summary of data for 2004/05 and 2005/06 in Yorkshire and the Humber region
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YHPHO briefing 6: the clinical domain of the QOF: summary of data for 2005/06 and 2006/07 in Yorkshire and the Humber region
{HEALTH}{ASTHMA}{CANCER}{CORONARY HEART DISEASE}{DIABETES MELLITUS}{EPILEPSY}{HYPERTENSION}{MENTAL HEALTH}{STROKE AND TIA}
YHPHO briefing 7: work and health
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YHPHO briefing: Health Poverty Index
YHPHO HPI Briefing provides a summary of the Health Poverty Index for the Yorkshire and Humber Region.
{HEALTH}{DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH}{ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT}{HEALTH INDICATOR}{INEQUALITY}{SOCIAL DETERMINANT}
YHPHO Bulletin - Altogether Better
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YHPHO Bulletin's Collection
{HEALTH}
YHPHO FINAL WORK PROGRAMME 2008/09
Throughout the development of the Public Health Observatory I have been keen to ensure that we are responsive to the needs of our key stakeholders and partners. During 2007/08 we spent much of the year consulting with partners about the development of Health Intelligence Yorkshire and Humber, our vision for an integrated system for health intelligence through a hub and spoke model within the region. A key message we took from these meetings was that partners and stakeholders feel strongly that they have an opportunity to influence and develop our forward work programme and priorities.
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION MEDIA}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}
YHPHO Fuel Poverty Collection
{HEALTH}{FUEL POVERTY}{HYPOTHERMIA}{INSULATION}{LIVING CONDITIONS}{POVERTY}
YHPHO Information Analysts Network: Third Conference 20th September flyer
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YHPHO key publications collection
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YHPHO Lead Areas
{HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}
YHPHO POLICY BOARD MEETING Thursday 25th September Agenda
Provides assurance that effective governance and performance management arrangements are in place at the SHA for the management of the PHO.
{HEALTH}{MANAGEMENT}{MANAGEMENT AND POLICY}{QUALITY CONTROL}
YHPHO resources - Barnsley
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Barnsley area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Bradford
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Bradford area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Calderdale
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Calderdale area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Doncaster
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Doncaster area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - East Riding
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the East Riding area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Hull
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Hull area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Kirklees
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Kirklees area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Leeds
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Leeds area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - North East Lincolnshire
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the North East Lincolnshire area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - North Lincolnshire
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the North Lincolnshire area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - North Yorkshire and York
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the North Yorkshire and York area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Rotherham
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Rotherham area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Sheffield
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Sheffield area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Wakefield
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO of relevance to the Wakefield area. Find out more about the wider determinants of health profiles, local authority population projections , PCT adult dental health reports and Maps of deprivation for Yorkshire and Humber districts.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{DATA ANALYSIS}{EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE}{INTELLIGENCE}
YHPHO resources - Yorkshire and the Humber
Collection of By place resources produced by YHPHO and other PHOs of relevance to the Yorkshire and Humber area. Please also visit our resources page to see YHPHO work listed by theme and alphabetically.
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YHPHO Secondary research
Presented to Social Marketing Forum meeting 17 September 2010 by Rachel Gregson, The Campaign Company.
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YHPHO tools
A list of tools produced by YHPHO.
{HEALTH}{MEASUREMENT TOOLS}
YHPHO tools, data and resources: dental and oral
Tools, data and resources on dental and oral public health produced by YHPHO.
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YHPHO tools, data and resources: patient and public insight
Tools, data and resources produced by YHPHO on patient and public insight including social marketing.
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YHPHO tools, data and resources: sexual health and teenage pregnancy
Tools, data and resources on sexual health and teenage pregnancy produced by YHPHO.
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YHPHO website "by place" pages for locations in Yorkshire and the Humber
Our new by place pages provide direct links to YHPHO tools, data and publications relevant to locations in Yorkshire and the Humber. The pages can be accessed at www.yhpho.org.uk/place.
We have also revamped our Joint Strategic Needs Assessment pages at www.yhpho.org.uk/jsna.
If you have any comments about the pages, please contact helen.outhwaite@york.ac.uk.
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YHPHO: helping Social Marketers develop insight
Presentation by Scott Anderson and Ceri Wyborn, to the Clear Heads Alcohol Workshop, 22nd September 2009.
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YHQO briefing 1: PROMs
Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory have analysed recently published Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data for the region. PROMS is a valuable source of data which measures patients’ health and quality of life before and after their operation. All NHS patients who are having hip or knee replacements, varicose vein surgery or groin hernia surgery are invited to fill in PROMs questionnaires. This analysis seeks to raise the profile of PROMs data and generate interest in using it by giving a regional focus to national data.
This first briefing (August 2010) analyses the pre-operative scores.
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YHQO briefing 2: Primary and secondary care prescribing data: opportunities and limitations
This Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory briefing is for managers, analysts and others not directly involved in medicines and prescribing management. It describes what information and data are available on the use of medicines, how they can be accessed, analysed and used and what other datasets they may usefully be linked to.
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YHQO briefing 3: Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs): analysis of post-operative ratings
This webpage provides a link to YHQO briefing 3: Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs): analysis of post-operative ratings.
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YHQO events collection
A collection of Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) events.
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YHQO PROMS newsletter: issue 1
Patient Reported Outcome Measures newsletter produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory.
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YHQO PROMS newsletter: issue 2
Patient Reported Outcome Measures newsletter produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory.
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YHQO PROMS newsletter: issue 3
Patient Reported Outcome Measures newsletter produced by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory.
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report - August 2012
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released August 2012
(for procedures conducted up to March 2012).
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report - May 2012
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released May 2012 (for procedures conducted up to December 2011).
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report - November 2012
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released November 2012
(for procedures conducted up to June 2012).
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report December 2011
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released November 2011 for April 2010 to March 2011 and April 2011 to June 2011.
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report February 2011
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released February 2011 for the cumulative period April 2009 to September 2010.
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report February 2012
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released February 2012 (for procedures conducted up to September 2011).
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report February 2013
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released 27 March 2013.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MEASUREMENT}{PATIENT}{SERVICE USERS}{USERS}
YHQO PROMs quarterly report May 2011
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released May 2011 for the cumulative period April 2009 to December 2010.
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YHQO PROMs quarterly report September 2011
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) data released August 2011 for April to March 2009-10 and April to March 2010-11.
{HEALTH}{DATA}{HEALTH OUTCOME}{MEASUREMENT}{PATIENT}{SERVICE USERS}{USERS}
YHQO PROMs report November 2010
PROMs data have been collected since April 2009 on patients undergoing one of four elective procedures: groin hernia surgery, unilateral hip or knee replacements and varicose vein surgery. This report provides an analysis for Yorkshire and the Humber using April 2009 to April 2010 pre and post-operative data.
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YHQO reports collection
A collection of reports published by the Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO).
{HEALTH}{INFORMATION}{QUALITY}{RESOURCE MANAGEMENT}{SOURCES OF INFORMATION}
York and University of York map
Map to help you find the University of York and YHPHO on map of York
{HEALTH}{PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY}{PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATION}
York Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY CONTROL}{QUALITY STANDARD}
York Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
{HEALTH}{QUALITY}{QUALITY CONTROL}{QUALITY STANDARD}
York Population Projections
York local authority population projections recently released by The University of Leeds
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York under 18 years conception rate 2010 forecast
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Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health - Focus on smoking 3 An update on progress
This paper sets out the 2006/07 performance on the four week smoking quitters target at PCT level.
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Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health - High-impact changes for health inequality reduction in PCTs
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Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health - Network 24 Hour Event Notes 22-23/01/07
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Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health - Network 24 Hour Event Programme 22-23/01/07
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Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health - Network Meeting Notes 04/05/07
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Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health Network Agenda - Meeting July 6th 2007
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Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health Network Contact List
Contact list for the Yorkshire & Humber Directors of Public Health membership
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Yorkshire & Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) Launch Event
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Yorkshire & Humber SHA logo
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Yorkshire & Humber Winter Pressures Plus – Primary Care Variation
The Yorkshire and Humber Winter Pressures Plus tool aims to help NHS pandemic flu planners to provide support for planning for winter pressures. The page gives access to a tool to risk stratify GP practices (using QOF indicators) that may face additional pressures due to the demands of pandemic flu.
The page also provides access to a report "Primary Care Variation : a Short analysis".
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Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust: Quality Account 2009/10
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Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust: Quality Account 2010/11
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Yorkshire and Humber Altogether Better Programme
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Yorkshire and Humber champions at the heart of new government health white paper
Press release, for immediate release, December 7, 2010
Yorkshire and Humber champions at the heart of new government health white paper
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health - Conferences Collection
A conference was held on 23rd April 2008 for public health colleagues in the Y&H region. This collection contains various presentations that were made to the conference workshops
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network
This page provides information about the Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network and includes the minutes of meetings, information about conferences and events run by the network.
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meeting Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Resources
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Interim Review
Interim review of the first year of operation of the Regional network with proposals for the future
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2007/8 - 14th December 2007 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2007/8 - 14th Sept 2007 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2007/8 - 19th October 2007 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2007/8 - 6th July 2007 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2007/8 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2008/09 - 11 January 2008 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2008/09 - 13 March 2009 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2008/09 - 7 March 2008 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2008/9 - 14 November 2008 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2008/9 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2010 - February 2010 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2010 - March 2010 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Directors of Public Health Network Meetings 2010 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber local authority briefings on age and ethnic group population projections
These briefings have been produced jointly by Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory (YHPHO) and the School of Geography, University of Leeds. The briefings summarise some of the key findings from a new set of age and ethnic group specific local authority level population projections, produced by the University of Leeds, as part of the Economic and Social Research Council’s (ESRC’s) Understanding Population Trends and Processes (UPTAP) programme (released in July 2010)
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Yorkshire and Humber local authority briefings on age and ethnic group population projections
Yorkshire and Humber local authority briefings on age and ethnic group population projections. The briefings summarise some of the key findings from a new set of age and ethnic group specific local authority level population projections, produced by the University of Leeds, as part of the Economic and Social Research Council’s (ESRC’s) Understanding Population Trends and Processes (UPTAP) programme.
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YORKSHIRE AND HUMBER PUBLIC HEALTH OBSERVATORY 2007/08 WORK PROGRAMME
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Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) – QIPP resource packs
As part of the Quality Observatory work programme, YHPHO are supporting the monthly production of the QIPP Resource Packs. The pack on Long Term Conditions was published w/e 8 April 2011. All published resource packs can be found at www.yhqo.org.uk.
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Yorkshire and Humber Regional Health Intelligence 8th December 2008 Collection
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Yorkshire and Humber Regional Health Intelligence Forum Introduction
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Yorkshire and Humber Regional Health Intelligence Forum: Evaluation Form
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Yorkshire and Humber Regional Health Intelligence Forum: primary care data event 13th October 2009
The Regional Health Intelligence Forum (RHIF) is for analysts working for Primary Care Trusts in the Yorkshire and the Humber region.
The theme of this event will be primary care data on Tuesday 13th October 2009, 12.30pm - 4.30pm at the Cypress Suite, Cedar Court Hotel, Wakefield.
To register your interest, find out more or receive information about future forums please contact:
Liz O’Brien HIYAH training programme administrator.
Tel : 01904 435163
Email: eao502@york.ac.uk
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Yorkshire and Humber Regional Mental Health First Aid: Progress Report 2008/2009
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Yorkshire and Humber Regional Paediatric Asthma Summit
The Healthy Ambitions Partnership Board, Asthma UK, and The Yorkshire and Humber Improvement Partnership would like to bring to your attention the 2nd Regional Asthma Summit taking place at the Midland Hotel in Bradford. The Summit aims to share the progress of The Yorkshire and Humber Asthma Impact Project, and launch Clinical Management Guidelines for the Y&H region. Note the date of this event has been rescheduled to 4 November 2010.
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Yorkshire and Humber SHA summary diabetes evidence presentation pack
A Powerpoint slide pack of evidence at PCT level from a range of sources covering the prevalence, care and outcomes for those with diabetes in the Yorkshire and Humber SHA area.
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Yorkshire and Humber Teaching Public Health Network (YHTPHN)
The Yorkshire and Humber Teaching Public Health Network (YHTPHN) provides a range of events and training opportunities. Visit their
website for further details.
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Yorkshire and Humber winter pressures plus primary care variation
This paper presents an analysis of some of the key primary care factors which might impact on preparation for Winter Pressures Plus. Further to the initial analysis of variation for Winter Pressures Plus preparation, this short analysis attempts to identify some of the key Primary Care factors which might predict where primary care services are likely to struggle to meet the demands of winter pressures combined with pandemic flu.
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Yorkshire and Humber, Building Links with Europe on Public Health - Brussels
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Yorkshire and the Humber annual innovation report 2010/11
The report gives examples of innovations led by the NHS in Yorkshire and the Humber. It includes a profile of the Quality Observatory.
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Yorkshire and the Humber Commercial Support Unit web pages
The Yorkshire and the Humber Commercial Support Unit is a virtual organisation operating on behalf of commissioners and providers in the region. Their web pages are now hosted on the YHPHO website visit
http://www.yhpho.org.uk/yhcsu for details.
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YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER DsPH NETWORK - Interim review
Directors of Pubic Health first met as a group in their new configuration in November 2006, although the format for the resulting network was set primarily at the 24-hour event in York in January 2007. In these initial discussions, it was agreed that the working of the network be reviewed in the autumn and it is proposed that a significant part of the private meeting in October be devoted to that purpose.
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YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER DsPH NETWORK - Notes of the meeting held on 6 July 2007
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YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER DsPH NETWORK - Proposals for 24-hour event – 27/28 February 2008
In January 2007, DsPH held a 24-hour event to address the opportunities and challenges created by the creation of the new SHA and PCTs and to identify how they wished to work together as a network. It was agreed to hold a follow up event in early 2008 and DsPH have been asked to reserve 27/28 February in diaries. This paper sets out proposals for the event.
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YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER DsPH NETWORK - Public health conference
DsPH considered a proposal for a regional public health conference at their meeting in March 2007. Although the proposal was supported in principle, there were differing views on the key themes. This paper seeks the views of DsPH on a possible way forward.
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Yorkshire and the Humber Public Health briefing: regional public health groups
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Yorkshire and the Humber Public Health briefing: smoking and pregnancy
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Yorkshire and the Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO)
Yorkshire and Humber Quality Observatory (YHQO) was established in December 2009 to enable local benchmarking, development of metrics and identification of opportunities to help frontline staff innovate and improve health services. The page provides information about YHQO work including briefings, newsletters, Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs), Quality Accounts, Patient Insight, QIPP resource packs and clinical thresholds.
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Yorkshire and the Humber Spcialised Commissioning Group Annual Report 2007-08
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Yorkshire Eye Hospital: Quality Account
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Young People's Public Health Reference Group - Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC)
The Young People’s Public Health Reference Group (YPPHRG) was established by the Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC) in November 2005, as a pilot project to contribute to its research work on public health issues relating to young people. The National Children’s Bureau (NCB) is a main collaborator in the PHRC and facilitates the YPPHRG with support from the PHRC and INVOLVE (an organisation which promotes public involvement in NHS, public health and social care research). This report looks back over the progress of the group during the period November 2005 – December 2007, and makes recommendations for the future.
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Young people’s health verdict for their peers - How healthy are children and young people in England?
Not very, according to a new leaflet that aims to spell out a series of hard-hitting messages for 11-18 year-olds.
The four-page leaflet was compiled for the Association of Public Health Observatories by the Young People’s Reference Group on Public Health, a 12-strong group of young people, led by the National Children’s Bureau, with the aim of distributing it to every secondary school in the country.
It is a teenagers’ guide to the Indications report published by APHO in November 2006 which focused on the geographical and socio-economic variations in indicators of children’s health across England in comparison with their European counterparts.
The child-friendly version points out some worrying aspects of young people’s health in general, and some startling regional variations in obesity, teenage pregnancy, alcohol misuse and smoking.
The Young People’s Reference Group, whose members are aged between 12 and 18, picked out issues its members thought were important to young people. The leaflet includes facts and figures to back up their choice, and they ask young people to consider how these issues can be tackled.
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