1. Health and Wellbeing: JSNA, Strategy, Outcomes Chris Kenny Director of Public Health

2. Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) Legal duty since 2007 HSC Act 2012: Health and Wellbeing Boards responsible for JSNA & Health and Wellbeing Strategy (HWS) HSC Act 2012 gave HWB duties and powers to ensure JSNA & HWS reflect needs and views of local population Role of HWB: – Assess needs of local population through JSNA – Produce strategy from which commissioning plans are developed – Promote integration and partnership

3. JSNA definition The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is a process through which a comprehensive picture of health and wellbeing needs for the local population is formed and used to shape commissioning priorities to improve health and wellbeing and reduce health inequalities in our communities.

5. JSNA in Nottinghamshire JSNA 2012 rapid refresh JSNA & HWS 2012 consultation response JSNA & HWS national guidance 2012 HSC Act A new approach for JSNA

6. JSNA local work programme 2013 Planned activities… Established partnership-based delivery group (JSO) Agreed work programme Develop JSNA & HWS policy and process Develop comms. and engagement plan Develop local outcomes framework Address identified gaps in knowledge Develop tools to support delivery of JSNA e.g. templates, guidance, workshops Enhance access to JSNA products via web-based tools To achieve… Ownership Effective involvement & engagement Links to commissioning and outcomes Clear content Clear purpose Continuous improvement

7. Housing and homelessness Topic identified as high priority following 2012 refresh of JSNA. Currently undertaking homelessness needs assessment Impact of housing on health and wellbeing broad Purpose of event today is to develop an agreed focus for JSNA update for 2013