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Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) Review
- Meeting of Health & Wellbeing Board, Tuesday, 18th July, 2023 4.00pm (Item 9.)
- View the background to item 9.
Report of the Director of Public Health.
Decision:
RESOLVED: That the Board –
i. Approved the proposed recommendations for JSNA development over the next three years (Section 5.1 and Appendix 3).
ii. Approved the proposed three year JSNA programme of needs assessments for 2023/24 to 2025/26 (Sections 6.4-6.5 and Appendix 5).
Minutes:
9.1 The Head of Public Health Intelligence introduced the report which summarised the review and set out the proposed recommendations for the development of the JSNA and the proposed three-year JSNA programme of needs assessments for 2023/24 to 2025/26.
9.2 Cllr Burden raised points about mental health and neurodiversity and the lack of cost-of-living data in the report and raised concerns regarding people falling out-with the reach of services.
9.3 Cllr West raised questions regarding the stakeholder feedback, levels of participation and a lack of information on the process and rationale behind the identified priorities and highlighted the importance of marketing to improve engagement.
9.4 Tom Lambert suggested broadening the scope to 14 years old and upwards and underpinned the importance of targeting children transitioning from children to adults services.
9.5 Jessica Sumner recognised the collaborative nature of the work and how it enabled voices to come through that may not otherwise have been heard.
9.6 Alistair Hill highlighted the potential of the JSNA as an asset and valuable resource for the city.
9.7 Annie Callanan recommended that officers reviewed serious adult reviews in terms of transition from child in care, adults living on the streets and drugs and alcohol and highlighted research that had been undertaken at Dartington Institute which focused on transitions and chartered the economic cost of children in care.
9.8 RESOLVED: That the Board –
i. Approved the proposed recommendations for JSNA development over the next three years (Section 5.1 and Appendix 3).
ii. Approved the proposed three-year JSNA programme of needs assessments for 2023/24 to 2025/26 (Sections 6.4-6.5 and Appendix 5).
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