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The health and wellbeing profile for Banbury has been updated with the latest data, mainly affecting the sections on the Indices of Deprivation, resident population and health indicators.  The latest profile also now includes data on child obesity (see attached).  You can find this profile and others on the ”Places” page of Oxfordshire Insight. BanburyJSNAprofileNov19

A new JSNA Bitesize (one page) publication on health and care of people with learning disabilities is now available on Oxfordshire Insight The bitesize shows the most recent data for Oxfordshire from NHS Digital and findings include: There are 2,040 people registered at GP practices in Oxfordshire with a learning disability; Life expectancy for people … Continue reading JSNA: New publication on health and care of people with learning disabilities

The Public Health team at Oxfordshire County Council has just finished a major update to the GP recorded conditions section of the Oxfordshire Public Health Surveillance Dashboard to incorporate data from the newly released Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) published 24th October 2019. This dataset tells us the prevalence of diagnosed common health conditions for people … Continue reading JSNA – Dataset on prevalence of diagnosed common health conditions in Oxfordshire

Are you 50 years or older? Would you like to take part in some research to help us understand mental health across different cultures?  Information Sheet: Info sheet about research - community Potential benefits of taking part: ü Get people thinking more about mental health ü Will help us learn more about people from different backgrounds  ü £1.00 … Continue reading Research into Mental Health across different cultures needs people over 50 to take part

JSNA Bitesize on the 2019 Indices of Multiple Deprivation is now available on Oxfordshire Insight showing that.. Oxfordshire is the 10th least deprived of 151 upper-tier local authorities in England (similar to the rank of 11th out of 152 upper-tier LAs in 2015). Since the last release in 2015, Cherwell has become relatively more deprived … Continue reading JSNA: Data on the 2019 Indices of Multiple Deprivation for Oxfordshire

The latest Oxfordshire County Council housing-led population forecasts are now available on Oxfordshire Insight.  There is: an interactive dashboard for exploring the forecasts by area, age and year a short summary report in the form of a JSNA bitesize (also attached) an excel pack with forecasts for districts (single year of age) and MSOAs (5 … Continue reading Data: Housing-led population forecasts for Oxfordshire

Working Age Adults Needs Assessment The Oxfordshire needs assessment for working age adults is a supplementary report to the main JSNA and provides additional health and wellbeing data on working age adults (aged 18-64) with physical disabilities, learning difficulties and mental health problems. Some findings from the assessment: Oxfordshire has an above-average proportion of people … Continue reading JSNA 3 new information reports – adults needs assessment / carers / universal credit

The National Lottery Community Fund has launched a tool to help charities monitor and measure their impact. It will help organisation's to plan, understand, measure and improve their project's impact. Designed for small and medium-sized charities, community groups and voluntary organisations, the National Lottery Community Fund has released the new index tool of existing outcome frameworks and indicators as an open resource … Continue reading National Lottery Community Fund – new resource to help groups measure their impact

Healthwatch Oxfordshire is launching a short video on its social media channels to coincide with Men’s Health Week, June 10 – 16. https://healthwatchoxfordshire.co.uk/news/taking-the-mens-health-message-to-social-media/ The film was made in collaboration with the football team East Oxford United, and the aim is for men to share it on social media to raise awareness and encourage other men … Continue reading Men’s Health Week (10th – 16th June) – Taking the Men’s Health message to social media