1. Tools to aid decision making Public Health Intelligence training course day 2 Liz Rolfe Knowledge & Intelligence Team (South West)

2. Tools to aid decision making Why do we use e-Tools? What goes into producing them? PHE examples Group work 2Tools to aid decision making

3. Why do we use e-Tools? They provide universal access to centrally held information Interactive Cost effective dissemination Scalable Easy to use Complex statistics can be made available to users Tailored to public health needs and topics 3Tools to aid decision making

4. What goes into producing them? Policy Database and a user interface/application Delivered over the web Quality Assurance Testing Transparent methodology Feedback mechanisms Adoption of Official Statistics standards 4Tools to aid decision making

5. Examples Public Health Outcomes Framework Health Profiles Local Health Available through the PHE Data and Knowledge Gateway http://datagateway.phe.org.uk/ 5Tools to aid decision making

6. For each model: Understand its philosophy Understand the main ways you can use it Understand its strengths and weaknesses Understand how it might help your organisation 6Tools to aid decision making

7. Public Health Outcomes Framework Vision: to improve and protect the nation’s health and wellbeing, and improve the health of the poorest fastest Online data tool updated on a quarterly basis – August, November, February and May The tool presents data for available indicators at England, upper tier and lower tier local authority levels The tool allows you to: Compare your local authority against other authorities in the region Benchmark your local authority against the England average Download the datasets to be used locally Comparisons and benchmarking against ONS Classification Groups and Deprivation deciles now added 7Tools to aid decision making

8. Public Health Outcomes Framework http://www.phoutcomes.info/ 8Tools to aid decision making

9. Health profiles Health Profiles are designed to help local government and health services identify problems in their areas and decide how to tackle them. They provide a snapshot of the overall health of the local population, and highlight potential problems through comparison with other areas and with the England average. Each Health Profile PDF document includes: An ‘At a glance’ summary description of people’s health in the area Maps and charts that show how the health in the area compares to the England and local view Trended information showing changes in death rates over a ten year period of time A 'spine chart' health summary showing the difference in health between the area and the average for England for 32 indicators Online interactive maps are available which enable comparison of several areas for all indicators in the spine chart 9Tools to aid decision making

10. Health profiles http://www.apho.org.uk/default.aspx?QN=P_HEALTH_PROFI LEShttp://www.apho.org.uk/default.aspx?QN=P_HEALTH_PROFI LES 10Tools to aid decision making

11. Local Health Developed as part of Local Authority Health Profiles programme. Includes indicators that were developed for the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA). Access to interactive maps, reports and data at small area level (Middle Super Output Area) Next update 8 th July to coincide with the 2014 Health Profiles launch. 11Tools to aid decision making

12. Local Health http://www.localhealth.org.uk/ 12Tools to aid decision making

13. Other PHE tools Many national tools including: Commissioning for value packs National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN) Child and Maternal health Intelligence Network (CHIMAT) National End of Life Care Intelligence Network Local Alcohol Profiles for England (LAPE) Local Tobacco Control profiles for England National Cardiovascular Intelligence Network Obesity Knowledge and Intelligence European health profiles 13Tools to aid decision making These and other tools are available through the PHE Data and Knowledge Gateway

14. Group work Tools to explore: Segmentation tool National general practice profiles Sexual & reproductive health profiles Wifi: H3althProt3ctionAg3ncy Available through the PHE Data and Knowledge Gateway: http://datagateway.phe.org.uk/ 14Tools to aid decision making

15. Group work Feedback to group: What data sources are used? How is the information presented? Could you reproduce the analytical and graphical techniques? Can the layout be improved? Does it meet audience expectations? What other data sources could be included? 15Tools to aid decision making

16. Why do we use e-Tools? What goes into producing them? examples 16Tools to aid decision making