Decision - Looking Beyond the Pandemic - What we Learned and Where we go Next - Director of Public Health - Annual Report

Brighton and Hove Health & Wellbeing Board Decided 7 Mar 2023 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Health & Wellbeing Board

Report author

Alistair Hill

Published

7 Mar 2023

Reference

6868

As published

the council's own words, unedited

RESOLVED - That the Board notes the contents of the report

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The report reflects on how Brighton & Hove responded to COVID-19 and identifies lessons about partnership working, data use, health inequalities, communication, economic resilience and vaccination. It recommends continued citywide collaboration between Brighton & Hove City Council, the NHS, communities and other partners to improve health and wellbeing and reduce inequalities.

Recommendation

To review and refresh the city's partnership structures; make public health data easier to find and use; ensure local programmes prioritise communities with the greatest needs; continue developing local partnerships and community involvement; systematically collect community insight and feedback; and link good health with a strong and fair economy.

Financial impact

None stated

Ward affected

city-wide

Decision maker

Director of Public Health

Stakeholders named

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Brighton & Hove City CouncilNHSHealth and Wellbeing BoardCity Management Boardlocal communitiescommunity and voluntary sectorbusinessescare settingsresidentspeople experiencing homelessnessethnic minority communitiesdisabled peoplechildren and familiesstudentsolder peoplevolunteers and carers

Next steps

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Review and refresh the city’s partnership structures.
Make public health data easier to find and use.
Prioritise communities and groups with the greatest health and wellbeing needs.
Continue developing local partnerships and involve communities in planning and delivering action.
Collect community insight and feedback systematically.
Maintain the link between good health and a strong and fair economy.

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