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Current content on Wirral Suicide Audit

  • Wirral Suicide Audit 2017 (produced December 2018)

    The 2017 audit is based on cases examined by the Liverpool Coroner during 2017 (calendar year)

  • Wirral Suicide Audit 2016 (produced September 2017)

    The 2016 audit is based on cases examined by the Liverpool Coroner during 2016 (calendar year)

  • Wirral Suicide Audit 2015 (produced January 2017)

    The 2015 audit is based on cases examined by the Liverpool Coroner during 2015 (calendar year)

  • Wirral Suicide Audit 2014 (produced May 2016)

    The 2014 audit is based on cases examined by the Liverpool Coroner during 2014 (calendar year)

  • Wirral Suicide Audit 2013  (produced January 2016)

  • This report used a combination of primary care data for Wirral, combined with mortality and population trends and epidemiological estimates from the research literature to estimate the potential burden of a set of long term conditions for the 15 years from 2016-2031. 

  • Estimates were produced for diagnosed prevalence, inpatient costs, morbidity-related quality adjusted life years (QALYs) lost and mortality-related QALYs lost for 2016 to give a total burden of QALYs lost for each disease. To our knowledge, this has never been done before. 

  • The results from this model should be used for planning for health and social care services in Wirral. This report may be used in conjunction with the Commissioning for Value LTC pack[1] and with several new models around LTCs such as the “Realising the Value” tool developed by Nesta and the Health Foundation,[2] or the “Long Term Conditions Financial Modelling Tool”[3] developed by SIMUL8, Datalytics, NHSE and Kings Health Partners. These models can be used to look at interventions to improve management of people with long term conditions

[1] https://www.england.nhs.uk/rightcare/wp-content/uploads/sites/40/2016/08/cfv-wirral-ltc.pdf

[2] http://www.nesta.org.uk/publications/impact-and-cost-economic-modelling-tool-commissioners

[3] https://www.simul8healthcare.com/nhs-england


2021

This document contains all the content previously held on our Research web page.

Please also see Local Reports and Evidence page on this site for most recent (and within 5 years) content produced by Wirral Intelligence Service.

Wirral specific information from Public Health England Profiles 

 
Local Information 

Other related content


Further information

  • Wirral Commissioning for Value - Mental health and dementia pack (NHS Right Care, January 2017)
    This pack contains data across a range of mental health and dementia services.and should be used to help support discussions about mental health care in the local health economy, to improve the value and utilisation of resources and reducing variation in outcomes.

  • Mental Health Survey with Young People
    National Citizen Service Programme and     Birkenhead Sixth Form College (Summer 2016)
    Healthwatch set out to complete the survey with young people, over 140 making their feelings known, to allow then to share their understanding of mental health issues and to raise awareness of the services that are commissioned to support them. The survey was promoted through July, August and September via the National Citizens Scheme and with Birkenhead Sixth Form College. The results highlight the concerns and issues being faced by our young people today, services they want to access and ways they want to be communicated with.

  • Wirral Mencap Consultation Report: How do we make Wirral a better place to live for people with a learning disability and their families? July 2016
    Wirral Mencap has gathered data from over 160 people with a learning disability and/ or family carers to establish the main concerns and aspirations of people living in Wirral. The data includes information gathered via surveys, focus groups, accessible consultation exercises and statistical information from existing service provision. 

  • The Five Year Forward View for Mental Health
    This national strategy, which covers care and support for all ages, was published in February 2016 and signifies the first time there has been a strategic approach to improving mental health outcomes across the health and care system, in partnership with the health arm’s length bodies.

  • Deliberate Self Harm across Merseyside and Cheshire April 2011 to March 2014 (September 2015)
    Self-inflicted violence, self-poisoning or deliberate self-harm (DSH), is an important public health problem in the UK and across the world. This local report by Centre for Public Health at Liverpool John Moores University looks to     increase our understanding of self-harm as both a public health issue and an individual concern for those involved, and provide up to date information on how self-harm impacts on the people of Merseyside and Cheshire. 

  • Wirral Mental Health Forum: JSNA Call for Information Report - August 2014
    This short report outlines the survey results provided by the Mental Health Forum (MHF) in April 2014 in response to the first Wirral Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) Call for Information. There were 16 responses to the survey both through the Forum meeting and individual submissions during April 2014. 

  • Wirral Mental Health Survey (Wirral results) 2013
    The first North West Mental Wellbeing Survey was carried out in 2009 and provided a baseline measure of the regions mental health and wellbeing. A repeat of the survey was carried out in 2013. This report is for Wirral results.

  • Mental Health Promotion and Prevention: The Economic Case 
    Personal Social Services Research Unit, and London School of Economics and Political Science were asked by the Department of Health to identify and analyse the costs and economic pay-offs of a range of interventions in the area of mental health promotion, prevention and early intervention, and to present this information in a way that would most helpfully support NHS and other commissioners in assessing the case for investment. 


2020

Wirral Plan: A 2020 Vision

Wirral Plan 2020 – Closedown - view final reports

PREVIOUS CONTENT - Wirral Plan 2020 is now closed - Please see Wirral 2025

The Wirral Plan, published in June 2015, set out a series of 20 pledges which the council and its partners will work to achieve by 2020, focusing on three key themes:

  • Protecting the most vulnerable
  • Driving economic growth
  • Improving the local environment

This page highlights where the evidence meets the pledge. Over time we will continue to include and link further evidence as it is collated, the subsequent local strategies (here) and the associated action plans (here) with links to the performance outcomes (here) as they are reported.

Download the Wirral Plan 2020 vision 

 

Risk & Outcomes of COVID-19 in Wirral (March to June 2020)


2019

  • Wirral Reducing the Strength Evaluation (December 2018)
    Wirral Reducing the Strength (RtS) scheme is an initiative which works to limit the sale of cheap, high strength lagers, beers and ciders of ABV 6.5% or more by working with local alcohol retailers. The overall aim of the project is to reduce alcohol related harm, alcohol related admissions to hospital and to improve perception of community safety. This evaluationexamines how well RtS has performed in relation to achieving its original aims.

  • Frailty Evidence Review (August 2018)
    There is a lack of consensus on a definition for frailty. This evidence reviewsets out to gather the latest and best known information to help understand the implications of frailty on a local population.

  • Wirral Council and Selective Licensing for Privately Rented properties (September 2018) Phase 2 
    Wirral introduced its first Selective Licensing Scheme on 1st July 2015 in 4 small areas, and in October 2018, Councillors agreed to extend Selective Licensing into another four areas.  This business case and consultation reportmake the case for extending into four new areas which are experiencing the worst symptoms of low demand and poor property condition in the borough, and the new scheme will be live from 1st April 2019.