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Draft Overview Report 2011 - Your responses

The JSNA is a systematic review of the health and wellbeing needs of the Lincolnshire’s population leading to agreed priorities that will improve the health and wellbeing of the community at the same time as reducing health inequalities. The Draft Overview Report is a summary of all of the information and commentary which goes to make up our JSNA for Lincolnshire. We would, therefore, be grateful if you could take the opportunity to look at our website in conjunction with reading this report as part of preparing your response to the consultation questions.
Please submit your responses by 31st July 2011.

This is not the first JSNA produced in Lincolnshire but Government are placing the JSNA firmly at the centre of their proposals to improve the health and wellbeing of the population. To support the JSNA we have developed a toolkit which can be viewed alongside this overview report.

1. Is the JSNA more accessible than it has previously been?
 
 
 
2. Is the JSNA presented in a clearly understandable way?
 
 
 
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We have attempted to improve the level of engagement with the community and partners as part of improving our JSNA this year. As such we have increased our directory of people interested in the JSNA from 60 to over 300 people. We have also held workshops and set up monthly newsletters to keep people informed of progress.
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5. Have we included others.....
 
 
 

The information provided in this report is presented as an overarching summary of the more detailed commentary which we received as part of producing the JSNA this year. As such we would expect this document to work as a stand alone report for those who wish to see a summary with the background commentaries and data available via the JSNA Toolkit for those who wish to see a more detailed view.
6. Have we sufficiently demonstrated unmet need in Lincolnshire and the associated factors which contribute to it in this summary overview report?
 
 
 
7. Have we struck the right balance between being a balanced overview of health and wellbeing needs and trying to be ‘all things to all people’?
 
 
 
8. Does this report tell a story of the health and wellbeing needs of people in Lincolnshire in its own right?
 
 
 

We have attempted to ensure that the suggested priorities for future strategy development are evidence based and can clearly be linked to the content of this report as well as the wider commentaries and data produced along this report.
9. Have we provided sufficient evidence for the suggested priorities?
 
 
 
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11. Do you think the additional priorities identified by partners should be included and, if so, why?
 
 
 
12. Please rank the existing suggested priorities in order of importance? (Select 1 to 5 against each of the priorities in your own order of importance, with 1 being the most important)
           
  Priority 1 Promoting healthy lifestyles          
  Priority 2 Improving health and wellbeing for older people          
  Priority 3 Delivering high quality systematic care for major causes of ill health          
  Priority 4 Improving health and reducing health inequalities for children          
  Priority 5 Worklessness          

Much of the areas for further improvement have come from the engagement we have carried out this year. The improvements cover a wide range of issues including greater partnership working, improved presentation of the data via further development of the toolkit and including softer more qualitative information in our JSNA.

13. Finally, do you think our suggested future developments will help to improve further the JSNA for Lincolnshire?
 
 
 
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