Decision - Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Annual Update: 2022-23
Decision maker
Health & Wellbeing Board
Report author
Giles Rossington
Published
14 Jul 2022
Reference
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As published
the council's own words, uneditedfor members to agree the annual JSNA update and needs assessment programme
RESOLVED – that (1) the Board notes the annual JSNA update; and (2) that the Board agrees to the re-establishment of a Steering Group to review and develop the JSNA structure and the proposed three year programme of in-depth needs assessments for 2023-24 and 2025-26.
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The report updates the Health & Wellbeing Board on the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment programme, including recent assessments and topic-based summaries. It recommends reconvening the City Needs Assessment Steering Group to review the JSNA structure and develop a three-year programme of in-depth needs assessments for 2023/24 to 2025/26.
Recommendation
That the Board note the annual JSNA programme update and agree the next steps for the City Needs Assessment Steering Group to review and develop the JSNA structure and proposed three-year programme of in-depth needs assessments for 2023/24 to 2025/26.
Financial impact
£0.055m (£55,000) budget allocation for 2022/23, funded by the public health ring-fenced grant.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Health & Wellbeing Board
Date in document
12 Jul 2022
Stakeholders named
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Brighton & Hove City CouncilClinical Commissioning Group (CCG)HealthwatchCommunity WorksSussex Policelocal universitiescommunity and voluntary sector organisationscommissioners and providerspublic health teams in East and West Sussex
Next steps
parsed- Reconvene the City Needs Assessment Steering Group in early autumn 2022.
- Review the JSNA structure and programme and make recommendations for development.
- Consider the requirement for in-depth needs assessments.
- Develop and recommend a three-year programme of needs assessments for 2023 to 2026.
- Bring the three-year programme of in-depth needs assessments to the Board for approval in March 2023.
- Complete the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment by October 2022.
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