Welcome to our March bulletin

We hope you find the content helpful to support your areas of work and interests. Please keep your ideas and thoughts coming in for future content, as your feedback is important to providing the best information to you in the future.

Kind regards,
John, JSNA Lead, Wirral Intelligence Service
johnhighton@wirral.gov.uk | Wirral Intelligence Service website

• Wirral Child Health profile 2019 published
• Wirral Suicide Audit 2017 (produced December 2018)
• Future in Mind: Wirral Schools Survey - Mental Health and Services in Schools (2018)
• Wirral Partnership survey - creating Wirral Vision 2030

• We are working on our 12th edition of our Compendium of Statistics
• Our website hosts collated equality, diversity & protected characteristics information
• About Wirral Neighbourhoods and Placed Based Care? check this out... 

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• More than 600 people quit work to look after older and disabled relatives every day
• First 1000 days of life
• Forecast suggests Earth’s warmest period on record
• The community paradigm: why public services need radical change and how it can be achieved
• House prices push old and young into separate neighbourhoods
• Local Authority finances continue to deteriorate amid rising demand for vital services
• Parking at St Catherine’s Health Centre
• Austerity hits North harder than South
• Health matters: health and work
• Personal and economic well-being in the UK
• Golf prescribed by the NHS, after pilot studies find it boosts happiness, fitness and strength
• Funding for some councils to develop local solutions to childhood obesity
• How diet is changing - the good and the bad
• Progress in the apprenticeships programme: National Audit Office Report
• GPs must email patients instead of sending letters
• Artificial intelligence in healthcare
• Google offers a pair of apps to help the deaf community
• NHS to recruit army of 'social prescribers' to relieve pressure on GPs
• What is the best approach for integration of health and social care provision?

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