Decision - Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy – Outcome Measures Update
Decision maker
Health & Wellbeing Board
Report author
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Published
19 Jul 2023
Reference
6982
As published
the council's own words, uneditedRESOLVED : That the Board – i. Noted the current status of the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy outcome measures. ii. Agreed the approach supported in a previous Health and Wellbeing Board for regular updates by 'Well' area to support a more integrated city-wide understanding of the outcomes and the action in place to improve them.
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The report updated the Board on progress against the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy outcome measures for starting well, living well, ageing well and dying well. It recommended regular updates focused on one of the four ‘Wells’ at each Board meeting to provide a more integrated city-wide understanding of outcomes and improvement actions.
Recommendation
That the Board note the current status of the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy outcome measures and agree the approach for regular updates by ‘Well’ area.
Financial impact
There are no direct financial implications from this report; the strategies operate within the resources available.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Health and Wellbeing Board
Date in document
18 Jul 2023
Stakeholders named
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local residentschildren and young peopleadults of working ageolder peopledisabled peoplepeople with long-term conditionsvoluntary and community serviceshealth and care partners
Next steps
parsed- Provide regular reports at each Health and Wellbeing Board meeting focused on one of the four ‘Wells’ areas.
- Begin the revised reporting approach with Starting Well in November 2023.
- Use the reports to provide assurance on local programmes and consider whether further action is needed.
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