Welcome to our May bulletin

As always our bulletin has the mix of local content, broader information and a whole host of ideas for you to explore. 

Our grateful thanks for your continued support, keep your feedback coming in and if you have any local information or new sources of content for sharing on the site then please get in touch.

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

• Wirral JSNA latest Drugs Misuse section
• Latest Wirral Local Transformation Plan for Children and Young People Mental Health
• Parenting Programme Activities (May 2019) 
• Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND Youth Voice Conference Report
• Latest Wirral Liver Disease Profile
• Diabetes Foot Care Profile for Wirral
• Dementia Profile for Wirral
• All our website news stories between March to May 2019

• 2019 Compendium of Stats soon to be published: Keep watching the site for updates
• Heard about Wirral Neighbourhoods and Placed Based Care? check this out...
• Wirral Community Insight maps out the areas big issues

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• High blood pressure quality improvement in Cheshire & Merseyside
• Obesity and depression 'hand-in-hand' in children
• The state of ageing in 2019
• Term-time holiday fines double
• World Happiness Report 2019
• Young carers losing out on childhood
• More than 600 people quit work to look after older and disabled relatives every day
• New approach to tackle Ebola and other deadly infections
• Inactive lifestyles and poor health linked to as many as 70,000 deaths in the UK
• Public health 'improving under councils despite cuts'
• NHS hospitals told to provide free tampons in victory for period poverty campaigners
• Transgender patients are missing out on cancer screening, warns health minister
• Is technology the solution to our loneliness epidemic?
• Gamers suggest ways to combat addiction
• Almost 9 out of 10 child hospital tooth extractions due to decay
• Life expectancy falls by six months in biggest drop in UK forecast
• High blood pressure drugs to be offered to thousands more
• World's first mobile app to measure outdoor workers exposure to air pollution launched in London
• Schools should have 'no idling zones', Public Health England chief says
• Junk food giants must stop marketing to children – or see their ads banned entirely, says health chief
• Baby boomers 'less aware' of cancer's link to diet than young adults
• An introduction to Primary Care Networks
• What will the proposed A&E waiting time targets mean for patients?

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