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Joint Strategic Needs Assessment



Introduction

A Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is how Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) and Local Authorities identify and describe the health, care and well-being needs of the whole population. This assessment is then used to inform the prioritisation and planning of services to meet those needs.

The JSNA is a continuous process and is updated as additional information becomes available, as gaps are identified and in response to feedback received. The current version of the JSNA has been produced using Surrey-i where all the data used in the chapters are available to download and reuse.

We would welcome your feedback and suggestions on the priorities emerging from the JSNA. Please send your feedback and suggestions to jsnafeedback@surreycc.gov.uk  
 
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JSNA Summary

Please select following link for Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Summary Surrey JSNA Summary


 

Demography

Ethnicity

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender

Population Estimates and Projections

Religion



 

Deprivation

Children Living in Poverty

Health Inequalities

Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 2010

Priority Places



 

Environment

Economic Factors

Environment

Housing

Road Safety


 

Health Related Behaviour

Alcohol

Arts and Culture

Breastfeeding

Diet and Lifestyle

Immunisation

Physical Activity

Screening

Sexual Behaviour of Young People

Smoking

Substance Misuse

Teenage Pregnancy



 

Specific Conditions

Cancer

Coronary Heart Disease (CHD)

Dementia 

Dental Health

Diabetes

Dual Sensory Loss

Hearing Impairment 

Infectious Disease

Mental Health 

Long term Neurological Conditions

Obesity - Adults

Obesity - Children

People with Learning Disabilities

People with Physical Disabilities

Services for People Who Are Deaf and Use British Sign Language

Sexual and Reproductive Health 

Visual Impairment

Stroke

Tuberculosis (TB)


 

People and Society

Antisocial Behaviour

Carers

Children with Disabilities

Children in Need known to Social Care

Children Subject to a Child Protection Plan

Domestic Abuse

Education

End of Life Care


Excess Winter Deaths 

Falls 

Family Stability

Gypsy, Roma and Travellers

Health of Offenders in Community 

Looked After Children and Adoption 

Maternity

Neonatal Care and Infant Mortality

Older People 

Prisoner's Health

Participation in Education, Employment and Training (PETE)

Parenting 

Sex Workers 

Unaccompanied (and former unaccompanied) Asylum Seeking Children 

Young Carers




 



Profiles