04a JSNA Appendix , item 5. PDF 6 MB - Lambeth Council

DRAFT
The comprehensive discussion and analysis at this workshop led to a very clear
consensus at this meeting that this 5 year commissioning strategy should focus
on the following six priorities:
These were chosen because they are all areas:
• Of high local need and inequality
• That reflected information on public and user concerns
• Where there is clear evidence on effective interventions / models of care
that the PCT could implement to improve health outcomes
• Where the PCT felt it could do more in terms of its commissioning to secure
service change and improvement
The PCT’s Public Consultation on the 5 year Commissioning Strategy plan showed
very strong support from local public, users and stakeholders for this choice of 6
priority areas.
The six outcome measures then PCT has identified for WCC assurance are shown
in the table below:
Priority area Outcome Rationale
Long Term
Conditions
Hypertension – the
proportion of patients
with hypertension, CHD,
stroke and diabetes
whose blood pressure is
controlled at 150/90.
Fit to PCT vision and goals and HfL
themes.
Hypertension management a key
Lambeth risk factor - success in
delivering outcome will have a major
impact on improving health and
inequalities and significant population
impact also.
Lambeth detection rates lower than
national average.
Measurable and deliverable but
challenging.
Effective hypertension management
beings patients in to the heath care
system, but also promotes self care,
early intervention to avoid
deterioration and improved health
and well being.
Children and Maternity - Percentage Fit to PCT vision and goals and HfL
Lambeth JSNA – Preliminary Assessment
Version 4
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