Welcome to our July bulletin

I hope this bulletin finds you well and looking forward to a long but not TOO hot summer. This edition has links to the recently published online Wirral Compendium of Statistics, latest local population report from our Local Insight tool and also analysis by Wirral Intelligence Service of Excess Winter Deaths locally amongst a whole host of other informative content. 

As ever feel free to share far and wide with the bulletin having the usual mix of local content, broader information and a whole host of ideas for you to explore.

Keep your ideas and thoughts coming in as your feedback is vital for providing information to you in the future.

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

• 2019 Wirral Compendium of Statistics now published
• Excess Winter Deaths Report produced by Wirral Intelligence Service
• Latest Local Insight Report for July
• Wirral GP Patient Survey 2019 results
• Wirral Voice of the Child Survey
• Wirral Reducing the Strength Evaluation (December 2018)
• Updated Parenting Courses and Sessions
• Latest Community Pharmacy providers list and map
• Newly launched Productive Healthy Ageing Profile now available
• All our website news stories between May to July 2019

• Visit Wirral Community Insight for all things mapping and local issues
• 2019 Compendium of Stats now published
• We gather Wirral surveys together: what are you aware of?

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• New anti-knife crime school lessons
• Museum visits associated with lower likelihood of developing dementia
• NHS health information available through Amazon's Alexa
• NHS patients could log anonymous complaints via smartphones under safety plans
• Can technology help relieve pressure on primary care?
• Health and Social Care Jargon Buster of the most commonly used words and phrases
• Is staff retention an issue in the public sector?
• Living longer and old-age dependency: what does the future hold?
• Which cancers would benefit most from earlier diagnosis?
• Unpaid carers are suffering from a ‘loneliness epidemic'
• Supporting healthcare professionals to boost prevention impact
• One in five children in the UK live in 'constant poverty' that raises their risk of 'obesity, mental-health issues and lingering infections'
• New review suggests proven ways to cut back on sugary drinks
• Health charities make urgent call for £1 billion a year to reverse cuts to public health funding
• Teachers to be trained to spot mental health issues early
• Fitness trackers and personalised training programmes – is this the way to get healthier at work?
• Just one in five women at risk of breast cancer know alcohol increases the danger
• Telling people to eat fewer burgers won't solve shocking health inequality
• Scottish alcohol sales drop as minimum price kicks in
• Minimum alcohol price law in Wales delayed to 2020
• Long hours at the office could be killing you – the case for a shorter working week
• London rough sleeping hits record high with 18 per cent rise in 2018-19
• The Clean Air Hub: Me, my family, and the air we breathe
• Children of obese pregnant women face greater diabetes risk
• Tobacco display ban cuts risk of children smoking

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