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

DRAFT
Initiative Outcome Indicators
1. Increased access to psychological therapies in line with IAPT: increase in
no's of people seen
2. Percentage of adults in contact with secondary MH services in employment:
VSC8: N1 150
3. Percentage of adults in contact with mental health services in settled
accommodation: VSC06
2- 4: Psychosis: Delivery of 200 new cases by early intervention team
4. High percentage of people with SMI accessing physical health care checks
(QOF)
5. Proportion of older people diagnosed with dementia
Children and young people
Initiative Outcome Indicators
The approach taken to establishing outcomes for birth is to consider outcomes
along the care pathway, from maternity to adolescents. In addition outcomes have
been defined for two cross cutting client groups: children and adolescents with
mental health issues, and children with disabilities.
1. Maternity - % women booking by 12 weeks - Optimising the health of
mother and infant and reducing health inequalities – investment is already
underway which will deliver increased capacity in the Healthy Start teams,
which include health visitors. In order for women to gain access to key
advice and screening it is essential that they access maternity services in a
timely way. This will give them access to advice on diet, smoking, antenatal
screening, mental health screening, domestic violence screening etc all
factors which influence the health of the mother and unborn child.
2. Infancy and early years – Immunisation rates by 2 nd and 5 th birthday for MMR
- Infancy and early years - To have a completed schedule of childhood
immunisations, focusing on MMR at age 2 and 5 – immunisation rates in
Lambeth continue to below national averages. There is a strong evidencebase
surrounding immunisations preventing ill health in infancy and early
Lambeth JSNA – Preliminary Assessment
Version 4
October 2008
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