WORKING TOGETHER FOR HEALTH

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WORKING TOGETHER FOR HEALTH
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THE COUNCIL

• Unitary Authority since 1998
• Over 700 services- 6,000 employees- 400
  million
• revenue budget
• - 50 million capital
• Low Council Tax
• New administration
• Inspectors rate us highly

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THE COUNCIL CABINET
Cllr Andrew Eade Leader of the Council
Jacqui Seymour Deputy Leader Adult Consumer Care
Dennis Allen Community Services
Stephen Bentley Environment
Adrian Lawrence Resources
Stephen Burrell CYP
Eric Carter Regeneration
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THE COUNCILCORPORATE TEAM
Steve Wellings Chief Executive
Victor Brownlees Resources
Ron Odunaiya Community Services
Meredith Evans Environment Regeneration
Julia Almond CYP
Richard Webb Adult Consumer Care
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TEAM TELFORDS HEALTH PRIORITIES

• Raising aspirations
• Reducing health inequalities
• Tackling smoking, obesity, drug misuse and
  alcohol harm
• Putting People First
• Tackling infection control in hospital and care
  homes
• Increasing physical activity and participation in
  sport
• Better access to services, including 18 weeks
  referral to treatment
• Improving the health and life chances of children
  and young people

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WORKING TOGETHER OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

• Low level of TW delayed discharges
• 64 increase in hospital admission prevention via
  Intermediate Care
• Increases in life expectancy and reductions in
  premature mortality
• Smoke free Telford Wrekin
• Scores on the Doors

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JOINT HEALTH WELL-BEING STRATEGY
Putting People First
World Class Commissioning Local Health Review
Darzi
PCT Strategic Commissioning Plan Council Priority
Plans
Sustainable Communities Strategy LAA
CHILDREN YOUNG PEOPLES STRATEGY
Every Child Matters
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LAA Health Priorities

• Children Young People
• NI 56 Obesity among primary school age children
  in Year 6
• NI 112 Under-18 conception rate (no. of
  conceptions per 1000 young women aged 15-17)
• Healthier Communities Older People
• NI 8 Adult participation in sport
• NI 39 Alcohol-harm related hospital admissions
• NI 121 Mortality rate from all circulatory
  diseases at ages under 75
• NI 130 Social Care clients receiving Self
  Directed Support per 100,000 population aged 18
• NI 135 Proportion of carers receiving needs
  assessment or review and a specific carers
  service, or advice and information
• NI 142 Proportion of vulnerable people who are
  supported to maintain independent living

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THE SHROPSHIRE AND TELFORD WREKIN HEALTH REVIEW

• The Councils key concerns are
• Retaining a viable local hospital at PRH linked
  to New Growth Point status
• Local inpatient paediatric services linked to
  young population and levels of deprivation

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OPPORTUNITIES

• Health Review A New Hospital?
• TSLEC
• Alcohol Strategy
• Domestic Abuse Strategy
• The Council and the NHS as major employers
• Climate Change
• Foundation Trust status