Hull Joint Strategic Needs Assessment

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Hull Joint Strategic Needs Assessment

The JSNA is a shared evidence base made up of commentaries and data sources reporting on the key areas of health and wellbeing in Hull and the characteristics of Hull's population.

Results from 2021 Census

The Office for National Statistics are gradually releasing results for England and Wales from the 2021 Census which was conducted on Sunday 21 March 2021. The information will be released for each local authority, and some information will also be released at a lower geographical level. Information on the following topic areas have been or […]...

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Change to NHS Structural Geography

Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG) ceased to exist from the 1 July 2022, and were replaced by the Integrated Care System with new Integrated Care Board (ICB) geographical areas. Our Joint Strategic Needs Assessment uses ‘live’ information from the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities’ Fingertips, and in January 2023, some of the information in Fingertips […]...

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Welcome

Thank you for visiting Hull’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessment. Each topic page can be found under the main menu items of Home, Population, Vulnerable Groups, Adults, Children and Young People, Place or Health and Wellbeing Influences. Click on the Show Navigation or on the three lines in a square box at the top right corner […]...

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Welcome to Hull’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)

The JSNA is a shared evidence base made up of commentaries and data sources which reports on the key areas of health and wellbeing in Hull and the characteristics of Hull's population. Each topic area assesses the current picture in Hull, to support effective service planning and commissioning.

Each topic area is on an individual website page and these pages can be accessed through the Main Menu.

Click on Show Navigation (or box with lines) on tthe top right of the page to show the Main Menu, then click on the down arrows to go to Sub Menu items or individual topic pages.

For more information, see Where Do I Find the Information I Want?

What is the JSNA?

The JSNA is a shared evidence base made up of commentaries and data sources which reports on the key areas of health and wellbeing in Hull and the characteristics of Hull’s population.

Who contributes to the JSNA?

The JSNA website is updated by Hull City Council's Public Health Intelligence team using information from a wide range of partners such as Public Health England, NHS England and NHS Digital as well as information from local surveys and local partners.

Who is the JSNA for?

The JSNA is for anyone with an interest (professional or personal) in health, wellbeing, and population factors affecting Hull. Information on this site is available for public use and re-use, but should be credited to Hull JSNA if referenced.

Finding the information you want

Each topic area is on an individual website page and these pages can be accessed through the Main Menu. Click on Show Navigation (or box with lines) in the top right corner of the page to show the Main Menu, then click on the down arrows to go to Sub Menu items or individual topic pages.

Using the JSNA

JSNA information can be used to support funding bids, help make service commissioning decisions, aid research work, and help anyone interested in the health, wellbeing and population factors affecting Hull.

Contact us

We'd love to hear your feedback on the JSNA. Contact us if you want to know more about a particular topic, want help in understanding any data, or have suggestions for content and how we make our information available to you.

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