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

DRAFT
• Achieve a shift towards commissioning to improve health and well-being
outcomes and reduce inequalities.
• Identify priorities and offer strategic recommendations for service planning
and improvement.
• Provide evidence about the population on which services are planned to
address health inequalities;
• Identify gaps in equitable distribution of services;
• Create cross-sectoral partnership working and develope creative and
effective interventions;
• Engage with the populations and enable them to contribute to targeted
service planning and resource allocation;
Important factors to ensure objectives are delivered are:
• Joint working, partnerships and collaboration of PCT and various local
authority directorates and range of stakeholders.
• Agreeing scope of work in terms of deliverables.
• Availability and access to range of information related to health, and wider
determinants of health and well-being as well as on services currently
provided within the borough.
Project Outputs
The JSNA will be presented as a working document which will include the
following as a minimum:
1. A joint health and well-being outcomes framework.
2. Analysis of primary and secondary data to illustrate the health and wellbeing
status of local communities.
3. A profile of the population with regard to inequalities and inequities in the
context of wider determinants of health and well-being such as
environment, economy, transport, housing etc.
4. Map of local statutory services as well as voluntary services contributing to
improved health and well-being outcomes.
5. Consultation with stakeholders and gap analysis.
6. Review of evidence of effectiveness of interventions to provide
recommendations for cost-effective use of resources while reducing
inequity and inequalities.
The presentation of information in the JSNA will be discussed with the
commissioners and approach or methods agreed through a series of workshops.
The JSNA working draft structure will be agreed jointly with the commissioners
and other stakeholders. There are three possible suggestions on presentation of
information in the JSNA:
Lambeth JSNA – Preliminary assessment
Version 4
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