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Dr Neil Walden Locality Chair/nominated Clinical Director, Penwith

West ICA priorities for 2019. Dr Neil Walden Locality Chair/nominated Clinical Director, Penwith. How we talk to each other. Action plan – work in progress. Common themes across all of West ICA e.g. dementia, respiratory P lus locality-specific projects F ibromyalgia - North Kerrier

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Dr Neil Walden Locality Chair/nominated Clinical Director, Penwith

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  1. West ICA priorities for 2019 Dr Neil WaldenLocality Chair/nominated Clinical Director, Penwith

  2. How we talk to each other

  3. Action plan – work in progress Common themes across all of West ICA e.g. dementia, respiratory Plus locality-specific projects Fibromyalgia - North Kerrier AF - South Kerrier Edward Hain Hospital % community model of care review - Penwith [see handouts]

  4. Identifying population health needs Sources of intelligence: Community teams and wider stakeholders Penwith Integrated Care Forum Model of Care workshops in each locality Community Network Panels West Integration Group West Integration Board West Pow Wow Public Health tools Insight Profiles Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Local mapping Health and Wellbeing Board Strategy ICA Databook Targeted reviews of data AF Respiratory Dementia

  5. What the data is telling us Not currently on our action plan – need to do some work here Taking Penwith as an example: [Insight Profile] Higher older population relative to rest of county/UK (28%) Higher than UK average proportion of adults on mental health related benefits Obesity is the most prevalent long term condition – nearly 20% of one practice’s population is obese Diabetes is the second most prevalent condition [ICA Databook] Higher than county average for physiotherapy referrals Higher than county average for trauma & orthopaedic elective inpatient referrals Overall referral rate is 6% lower than county average

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