The Mental Health and Wellbeing Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) profile is an important component of the Mental Health and Wellbeing JSNA toolkit.
The Mental Health and Wellbeing JSNA toolkit comprises the profile and the Knowledge Guide for Mental Health and Wellbeing JSNAs - offering expert advice and links to policy, evidence and additional data sources (published August 2017).
The toolkit should be used in conjunction with the return on investment resources to support local commissioners in designing and implementing mental health and wellbeing support services:
Mental health services: cost-effective commissioning
The profile's (and wider toolkit's) purpose is to support Health and Wellbeing Boards and others interested in producing local mental health and wellbeing JSNAs by providing access to metrics on prevalence, risk and protective factors, care provision (both activity volumes and quality and outcome metrics). These metrics can be used to benchmark to meaningful comparison groups. The profile contains data at a lower organisational / geographical level - GP practice and ward - to enable comparison within as well as between local areas.
The profile is a gateway to the other Mental Health profiles. More detail on specific conditions and client groups can be found in those.
It includes indicators at local authority (county, unitary and district), CCG, STP, GP and ward levels. Not all indicators are available at all levels.
Data are drawn from many sources and vary by time period, population and presentation of values. Care should be taken with interpretation. Detailed meta data and any caveats are set out in the Definitions section.
Metrics are organised across six domains:
NOTE:
[6 Feb 2018] A minor error has been found in the Active Lives Survey data relating to activity rates. Sport England are working to ensure it is corrected and PHE will make revisions to the relevant data in our tools in April. For more information see the Sport England website https://www.sportengland.org/research/active-lives-survey/a-revision-to-active-lives-stats/
Supporting Documents
Two indicators have been updated in the Risk factors domain (2017)
Six indicators have been updated in the Services domain (Q4 2017/18 unless stated)
Two indicators have been updated in the Quality & Outcomes domain (March 2018)
One indicator has been updated in the Finance domain (March 2018)
Cost of GP prescribing for psychoses and related disorders (CCG & STP)
Six indicators have been updated in the Services domain (CCG & STP) (Q3 2017/18 unless stated)
Two indicators have been updated in the Quality & Outcomes domain (Jan 2018)
Two indicators have been updated in the Prevalence & Incidence domain
One indicator has been updated in the Protective factors domain
Three indicators have been updated in the Services domain (CCG & STP) (Sept 2017)
One indicator has been updated in the Quality & Outcomes domain (2016/17)
Two indicators have been updated in the Finance domain (Q2 & Q3 2017/18)
Cost of GP prescribing for hypnotics & anxiolytics (CCG)
Cost of GP prescribing for anti-depressants (CCG)
One indicator has been updated in the Prevalence & Incidence domain
One indicator has been updated in the Services domain
Hospital admissions as a result of self-harm (10-24 years) (CCG) (2016/17)
One indicator has been updated in the Finance domain
Cost of GP prescribing for psychoses and related disorders (CCG) (Sept 2017/18)
Four indicators have been updated in the Risk Factors domain
Five indicators have been updated in the Services domain
Two indicators have been updated in the Quality & Outcomes domain
One community MH team indicator (CCG & STP) in the Quality & Outcomes domain has been updated to 2017/18 Q2
Follow up after discharge: % of patients on CPA
One prescribing indicator (CCG) in the Finance domain has been updated to 2017/18 Q1
Data Note - Cost of GP prescribing for psychoses and related disorders: Net Ingredient Cost (£) per 1,000 population. This indicator shows a large increase in the net ingredient cost which in part is a result of Olanzapine having a concession price put in place. Concession prices can be put in place due to disruptions or shortages of supply of prescription items.
http://psnc.org.uk/dispensing-supply/supply-chain/generic-shortages/
Three QOF indicators (GP, CCG & STP) in the prevalence domain have been updated with 2016/17 data
One indicator (GP, CCG & STP) in the protective factors domain has been updated with 2016/17 data
Three QOF indicators (GP, CCG & STP) in the quality & outcomes domain have been updated with 2016/17 data
Two indicators (region, county, UA & district) in the risk factors domain have been replaced with indicators with slight changes to the definition and values:
One monthly indicator (CCG) in the services domain has been updated to June 2017:
Two monthly indicators (CCG) in the quality & outcomes domain have been updated to June 2017:
Opportunity for feedback: We are very interested in any feedback on the downloadable outputs which are available from the download section of the tool. The survey has now closed.
The Mental Health and Wellbeing JSNA Knowledge Guide has been published to complete the full Mental Health and Wellbeing JSNA toolkt.
Three indicators in the prevalence and incidence domain have been updated:
Three indicators in the services domain have been updated:
One indicator in quality and outcomes has been updated at STP level:
Two indicators in the finance domain have been updated:
Two indicators in the risk factors domain have been updated:
Six indicators in the services domain have been updated:
Two indicators in the quality and outcomes domain have been updated:
Two indicators in the risk factors domain have been updated:
Two indicators in the protective factors domain have been updated:
Three indicators in the services domain have been updated:
Three indicators in the quality and outcomes domain have been updated:
We have added printable pdfs of the JSNA indicators at county / UA and CCG level. These can be accessed using the download function in the profile.
The following new indicators have been added:
Risk factors
Services
Outcomes & Quality
First version published