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Strategy refresh – highlights and issues
• Overall life expectancy is good, death rates are low
and falling
• Increasingly older population - more people with
limiting long-term illness or disability
• Lifestyle factors mostly good compared to England
but some still moving in the wrong direction
• Inequalities – continued gap in health outcomes
between wealthy and poorest groups
Priorities across the whole Dorset area
Bournemouth and Poole
Health and Wellbeing Strategy
Major Change Programmes
Dorset
Health and Wellbeing Strategy
Reducing harms caused by Type 2 Diabetes;
Reducing the harms caused by smoking;
Developing a cross agency understanding on the causes of
health inequalities and how to tackle them;
Early intervention and support for preschool children and
their families to avoid ill-health and poor outcomes in later
years;
Reducing circulatory disease;
Reducing anxiety and depression;
Reducing harms caused by road traffic collisions.
Developing a holistic approach to supporting lifestyle
changes;
Improving mental wellbeing;
Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group
Top Three Priorities
Working better together for children with special educational
needs, disabilities and acute medical needs;
Improving Dementia diagnosis and services;
Integrated health and social care for people with long term
conditions including Dementia.
Reducing avoidable admissions;
Reducing preventable deaths.
Small group discussion
• Are there any new or emerging issues?
• Should priorities be reviewed?
• What action is required and by whom?