Joint strategic needs assessment
This Joint Strategic Needs and Assets Assessment (JSNA) sets out current and future strategic health and care needs in Staffordshire to inform and guide strategy, commissioning and decision-making. It provides a strategic assessment of the population’s needs through a shared evidence base. Our interactive dashboards will be complemented with a range of additional products - e.g. thematic analysis and reports, data matrices and further dashboards focussing on key communities and population groups.
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Although a refresh of the District Profile was due to be completed in June, it has not been possible due to technical issues with Fingertips data. We will continue to monitor developments and update when the issue has been resolved.
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Special Educational Needs in Staffordshire
The latest Joint Strategic Needs Assessment summary report is available to download below.
The latest Special Educational Needs in Staffordshire Joint Strategic Needs Assessment is available to download below.
Previous JSNA products
The purpose of the joint strategic needs assessment (JSNA) is to provide an evidence base that identifies current and future health and wellbeing needs of the local population which should be used to inform key local priority areas within the joint health and wellbeing strategy and guide the commissioning of health, wellbeing and social care services.
The Health and Social Care Bill 2011 created a central role for the JSNA as the primary focus for local leaders to identify local health and social care needs, and building a robust evidence base on which local commissioning plans can be developed. Staffordshire is a two tier local authority and the guidance has been interpreted locally by using information and intelligence at both a lower and upper tier authority level in order to identity needs at the appropriate population level.
Previous JSNA products are available below:
