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Local Authority Public Health Outcomes Framework 2012/13 - 2015/16
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The Local Authority Public Health Outcomes Framework is a set of national indicators to monitor the determinations of health. There are four domains which are “improving the wider determinants of health”, “health improvement”, “health protection” and “healthcare public health and preventing premature mortality”. Each section has numerous individual indicators that we can monitor and measure against locally and nationally. The Spine Chart is currently under development and there will be updates on indicators that have yet to been defined\sourced. This document will be updated as and when new guidance or data becomes available.
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England
Wirral
2012/13 to 2015/16
Updated: september 2012
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| Wirral Ward Cancer Atlas |
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The Cancer Atlas illustrates Wirral’s Incidence & Mortality rates by the 4 main tumour groups in Wirral by Census Ward. It trends cancer rates by 3 year pooled data from 1995-97 to 2008-10.
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Wirral
Wirral CAS Wards
1995-97 to 2008-10 (2 Years Pooled Data)
Updated: August 2012
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Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 2010 by Wirral LSOA
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Geographies & Timescales
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Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) is a combination of a number of the indices to give an overall score for the relative level of multiple deprivation. In total 38 separate indicators, which are grouped into seven domains each of which reflects a different aspect of deprivation, are used to produce an overall IMD score for each small area in England. The domains used in the IMD 2010 are income, employment, health, education, crime, access to services and living environment. England has been divided into 32,482 areas each having roughly the same number of people. These are known as Lower Layer Super Output Areas. |
LSOA
2010
Updated; June 2012
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| Alcohol Admissions By Category, Age and Sex |
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This atlas shows alcohol admission by Wirral CAS Ward broken down by Category, Age, Sex and Admission type. Alcohol admissions have been broken down into two categories: Specific and attributable. A specific admission is classed as a patient who has been admitted to hospital as a direct cause of alcohol consumption whereas an attributable admission is classed as a patient who is admitted to hospital where alcohol has had an influence on the admission.
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Wirral
Wirral CAS Wards
2002/03 to 2011/12
Updated: August 2012
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| NCMP Annual Report |
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The National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) is run every year across the country as part of the Governments Obesity program.
This Atlas shows NHS Wirrals performance from 2006-07 through to 2011/12. The data has been represented in numerous geographies and concentrates on the obese and overweight categories
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Ward MSOA Health Action Area(HAA) LHD
2006/07 to 2011/12
Updated: September 2012
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Teenage Conceptions By Ward
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This atlas illustrates trends in U18 teenage conceptions in Wirral by census ward from 2000-02 to 2008-10. |
Wirral
Wirral CAS Wards
2002-04 to 2008-10 (2 Years Pooled Data)
Updated: June 2012
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NHS Public Health Outcomes Framework Spine Chart 2011/12
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This Spine Chart shows NHS Wirral's performance against England and all PCT's in England for indicators of the Public Health Outcomes Framework. The Public Health Outcomes Framework is a consistent means of presenting the most relevant, available data on public health for national and local use. |
England
Wirral
2011/12
Updated: April 2012
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Public Health Outcomes Framework Time Series Atlas 2011/12
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This Time Series Atlas shows NHS Wirral's performance against England and all PCT's in England for indicators of the Public Health Outcomes Framework. The Public Health Outcomes Framework is a consistent means of presenting the most relevant, available data on public health for national and local use. |
England
PCT
SHA
2011/12
Updated: April 2012
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