Screening Publication date This chapter was published in June 2023 and is due to be reviewed by June 2025. Contents Glossary Executive summary Introduction Cancer screening Non-cancer screening Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) screening programme Diabetic eye screening programme (DESP) Antenatal and newborn (ANNB) screening programme National and local strategies (best practice) Recommendations Related JSNA chapters References Name and contact details of authors Acknowledgements Glossary AAA Abdominal aortic aneurysm AIS Accessible Information Standard ANNB Antenatal and newborn BCSP Bowel cancer screening programme BSP Breast screening programme CCG Clinical Commissioning Group CF Cystic fibrosis CHIS Child...

Indices Indices are a way to bring together a multitude of statistics to create a single (or collection of) value(s) rather than having to view each measure separately. The variables are often aggregated around meaningful themes and allow users to consider such themes in a more rounded way than singular measures. Indices are often used as a way to consider how...

Surrey Fire and Rescue Service’s Community Risk Profile Welcome to Surrey Fire and Rescue Service’s Community Risk Profile. Surrey Fire and Rescue Service is part of Surrey County Council.The Community Risk Profile (CRP) is our assessment of the risks facing communities in Surrey based on our analysis of available data. Fires, floods, road traffic collisions and other emergencies can have devastating consequences...

Local Recovery Index The purpose of the Local Recovery Index is to monitor the broad impact that Covid-19 has had across a number of dimensions in Surrey and to show how boroughs and districts are recovering from this impact. Local Recovery Index Open Tableau

Main Language and Proficiency from the 2021 Census Headlines • In 2021, 93.1 per cent of Surrey residents aged 3 and above reported English as their main language.• The top five main languages in Surrey were English, Polish, Romanian, Portuguese, and Spanish.• Of all households in Surrey, 3.5 per cent (17,050 households) did not have a resident whose main language was English...

The Cost of Living Crisis in Surrey The UK is facing its biggest cost of living crisis in decades. Surrey County Council and our partners across the county have seen more people coming to us for help with crisis support, energy problems and not having enough money to make ends meet than ever before. In this report we summarise insights on how...

National Identity from the 2021 Census Headlines Every 9 in 10 Surrey residents reported their national identity as something which was only UK-based, with British only being the most popular specific identity (57.5%). 8.5 per cent of Surrey residents reported a non-UK identity and 2.5 per cent reported a a combination of a non-UK identity alongside a UK-based identity. The raw data from this...

Education and Skills A quick guide to content Attainment & qualifications: 2021 Census: Highest Level of Qualification Highest level of qualification from the 2021 Census The raw data from this Census release has been processed by the Population Insight Team and is also available on … Attainment in Primary Schools (Key Stage 1 and… Updated 28th Apr 2023 This page includes data about Key Stage 1 & 2...

Ethnic Group from the 2021 Census Headlines Three quarters of Surrey residents reported that they identified as White British in 2021, alongside 8.9 per cent who reported that they were ‘White Other’ and 14.5 per cent who reported that they identified as ethnicities which were not White. Apart from the White British group, the prevalence of all other ethnic groups grew in Surrey...

UK Armed Forces Veterans from the 2021 Census The 2021 Census was the first Census to include questions around whether individuals had previously served in the armed forces. ‘People aged 16 years and over were asked whether they had previously served in the regular or reserve UK armed forces, or both. People currently serving in the UK armed forces and those who...