Waveney health profile, recent projects and future direction

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Waveney health profile, recent projects and
future direction

• Mike Stonard
• Chief Executive
• Great Yarmouth and Waveney PCT

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Contents

• Demographics, deprivation, teenage pregnancy,
  life expectancy and the life expectancy gap
• Where we want to be and what we have to achieve
  for the fastest improving health
• Lifestyle behaviours (smoking, poor diet) and
  risk of heart attack and strokes
• A current example of helping people to adopt a
  healthier lifestyle (the Mobile Food Store)
• Something for the near future to improve peoples
  health (the health check programme)

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Waveney population pyramid 2006 with forecast
change in 2021
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Population under 5 and 65 and over
population under 5
population 65 and over
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Deprivation in Waveney
Overall IMD 2007
Health Deprivation Disability IMD 2007
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Teenage pregnancy trends and location
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Life expectancy for wards in Waveney (2003-2005)
Female Life Expectancy 76.4 years in St
Margarets to 95.7 years in Blything
Male Life Expectancy 70.9 years in Kirkley to
87.4 years in Blything
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Breakdown of life expectancy gap between the most
deprived the least deprived
Source APHO Health Inequalities Tool
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Fastest improving health indicators and current
position
1 Based on 10th percentile district
performance 2 Only eight year trend data
available forecast year is 2015 3 Only seven
year trend data available forecast year is 2014
4 Directly standardised rate/100,000
5 Directly standardised incidence
rate/100,000 6 Directly standardised admission
rate/100,000 7 Based on proportion of all age
all cause mortality attributable to CHD in
2005-2007
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Poor diet those eating less than 1 portion of
fruit and veg per day
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Smoking prevalence
Smoking is the biggest cause of preventable
deaths. According to the East of England
lifestyle survey 2009 Great Yarmouth and Waveney
PCT has the highest smoking prevalence 22
compared to regional average of 18. Work is
ongoing to understand variation at smaller area
level (MSOA) Models estimate that smoking
prevalence is thought to be highest in the more
deprived wards
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Those most at risk of heart attacks and strokes
(circulatory disease) and what we can do about it
Source Department of Health
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Mobile Food Store a proposed route through the
south Lowestoft areas
Mrs. Raynor from Lowestoft said I see the
products on display and remember to buy them, I'm
eating more because its fresh and good Hazel
Barnard from Lowestoft said What a boost to
Gunton, no more carrying heavy bags from town.
Good friendly staff, Thank you! The timetable
can be found at http//www.gywpct.nhs.uk/_store/d
ocuments/mobilefoodstore.pdf
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NHS health check programme is it worth adopting
a healthy lifestyle?
Not smoking, drinking alcohol in moderation,
eating fruit and vegetables, and being physically
active have a huge effect on your chance of
dying. For a 58 year old over the next 11 years,
with all four healthy behaviours your chance of
dying is 1 in 20. With no healthy behaviours it
is 1 in 4. We aim to target the health checks
to those most at risk of heart attacks and
strokes in those areas shown earlier to help
reduce the life expectancy gap.
Less deaths
More deaths
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Useful links

• Waveney Health Profile
• http//www.apho.org.uk/resource/view.aspx?RID5242
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• Great Yarmouth and Waveney Health Atlas
• http//www.phi.gywpct.nhs.uk/Images/Uploads/Health
  20Atlas20200820v4.ppt
• Health and Wellbeing Strategy
• http//www.phi.gywpct.nhs.uk/Images/Uploads/Health
  20and20Wellbeing20Improvement20Strategy20GYW
  20PCT201620Jan.pdf
• Healthy Living Information
• Healthy Lives in Great Yarmouth and Waveney PCT
  http//www.gywpct.nhs.uk/
• Further Healthy Living Information
  http//www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/booth/booth
  s/hliving.html
• Health Inequalities Tool
• www.lho.org.uk/HEALTH_INEQUALITIES/Health_Inequali
  ties_Tool.aspx