Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy Consultation and Engagement May – July 2012

2 Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy: National Guidance Based on the assessment of need outlined in the JSNA An overarching framework from which more detailed and specific commissioning plans are developed A concise and high level strategy…rather than a large technical document Consider whether flexibilities to pool budgets and joined up commissioning can be used to deliver the strategy Defining Health and Wellbeing “Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well- being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” World Health Organisation

3 Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy

4 Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy: Development Approach Shape and Inform Engagement and Ownership Publication and Communications Accountability, Delivery and Review

5 Consult Oct-AprApr-SepMarFebJanDecNovOct 2012/ Develop framework Final draft JSNA Develop comms strategy Plan events Shaping and Informing Engagement Events Shaping the approach CEB Propose approach Shadow Board/CLT Confirm approach Shadow Board Draft Strategy/ next steps Shadow Board Sign off (Sept ) Write Draft Strategy Finalise Strategy Consult on draft Strategy Publish Strategy Comms Prepare to Deliver Strategy Phase 1Phase 2Phase 3 Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy: Production Timeline

6 Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy Consultation and Engagement Stage 1: (before Draft Strategy produced) Public Health Vision Activity Stakeholder and public feedback into JSNA topics Clinical Commissioning Groups Community Budgets/HWB Consultation Event Member Briefing Prioritisation Exercise development Stage 2: (during Draft Strategy consultation) Formal Consultation Activity Prioritisation Exercise roll out Online consultation: HWB Stakeholder Forum

7 Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy: Possible Priorities for Essex 1.Raising attainment in schools 2.Improving training opportunities and adult education 3.Giving children the best start in life 4.Improving housing and living environments 5.Improving access to services 6.Encouraging residents to be active 7.Promoting healthy diet and lifestyles 8.Combating preventable illness and premature death 9.Keeping communities safe 10.Providing quality palliative care 11.Responding to long-term/chronic illness 12.Promoting independence for vulnerable/older people 13.Ensuring a positive experience of social care 14.Ensuring a positive experience of health care 15.Reducing poverty and deprivation 16.Improving mental health 17. Reducing accidents and injuries 18.Increasing community cohesion

For more information: Loretta Sollars Essex County Council