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Improving Public Health through Enhanced Health Checks: Key Stats and Interactive Tool

Discover key statistics and trends in health checks in 2011/12 - 86,023 received a health check, up by 18%. Learn about PCTs reporting and proportion of eligible individuals. Enhance public health by identifying eligible individuals, submitting data, and monitoring coverage. Explore an interactive map tool to analyze the data further. Contact Gyles Glover for more information at Gyles.Glover@ihal.org.uk.

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Improving Public Health through Enhanced Health Checks: Key Stats and Interactive Tool

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  1. Health Checks in 2011/12 Gyles Glover

  2. Headlines • 86,023 received a health check in 2011/12. Up by 18% from the revised 2010/11 and by 46% from 2009/10. • 53% reported by PCTs to be eligible received a health check. • 41% in 2009/10 and • 48% in revised 2010/11. • 75% of PCTs more checks done • 60% of PCTs rise in the number eligible. • 67% of PCTs increase in the proportion of eligible individuals having a check. • 7% of PCTs Number eligible < 50% of GP LD register

  3. Headline numbers

  4. Individual PCTs over 3 years combined

  5. Proportion of eligible people receiving health checks

  6. Tasks for PCTs • Identifying a register of eligible individuals ‘based on’ LA list • Agreeing this with practices • Collating returns • Submitting returns to NHS IC

  7. What proportion of eligible people had a check?

  8. Has PCT coverage got better or worse?

  9. How do the numbers ‘eligible’ compare with numbers known to GPs? Ratio of Eligible / GP Register numbers

  10. Interactive map toolwww.ihal.org.uk/numbers/checks/maps-2012/

  11. Interactive map toolwww.ihal.org.uk/numbers/checks/maps-2012/ • % of people identified as eligible having a health check • Number identified as eligible as % of QOF LD register • % change in proportion of eligible having health checks • % change in number of health checks performed

  12. Eligible as % of QOF LD registers

  13. Health Checks in 2011/12 www.ihal.org.uk/numbers/healthcheck2012 Gyles Glover@ihal.org.uk

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