Decision - Joint Health & Wellbeing Strategy - Ageing Well - Update
Decision maker
Health & Wellbeing Board
Report author
Kate Gilchrist
Published
9 Nov 2023
Reference
7077
As published
the council's own words, uneditedto update the Board on local performance in terms of the key JLHWS metrics on Ageing Well
RESOLVED - That the Board notes the current status of the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy outcome measures and activity relating to Ageing Well.
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This briefing reports how Brighton & Hove is performing against the ageing well outcome measures in the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy. It compares the city with England and presents current positions and trends, although some trends cannot yet be calculated because the Office for National Statistics is updating population estimates after the 2021 Census.
Recommendation
No formal recommendation was stated; the briefing provides an update on ageing well outcome measures.
Financial impact
none stated
Ward affected
city-wide
Stakeholders named
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older peopleadult social care usersadult carerspeople at risk from flupeople aged 65 or overpeople admitted to hospitalpeople living in disadvantaged areas of the cityHealth and Wellbeing Board
Next steps
parsed- The Office for National Statistics is expected to update historic population data in autumn 2023.
- Trend data will be reinstated when the historic population data are updated.
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