Community Strategy Delivery Year 3: Social Inclusion Theme

Health Progress Report

Equal access to and delivery of, health services for everyone: new facilities.

We Said We Would	Lead Partner	What We Did (to January 2008)
Open new Children’s Services Centre at Oak Park by March 2006.	Primary Care Trust	New Children’s Centre at Oak Park completed on schedule: one of the first Local Improvement Finance Trust (LIFT) schemes. Innovative art work purchased with funding from Arts in Health and Havant Borough Council. The centre provides community paediatrics, with professionals from 8 different sites being relocated so that children and families can attend one place for treatment instead of having to travel around to multiple locations.
Open new Oak Park Community Hospital by January 2008.	Primary Care Trust	Original plans for the hospital have been modified in line with strategic capacity planning requirements across Hampshire, and Department of Health consultation This has resulted in delays to building construction - target completion now November 2010, delivered through a Local Improvement Finance Trust (LIFT) scheme. The hospital will provide a range of diagnostic services, a minor injuries unit and a small number of in-patient beds, community health services management and support for people in their own communities.

Equal access to and delivery of, health services for everyone: children and young people's health.

We Said We Would

Lead Partner

What We Did (to January 2008)

“Healthy schools in Havant Borough” initiative: at least 30 of the 53 state schools to have achieved “Healthy Schools” award by September 2007.

Primary Care Trust

50 schools across Havant are engaged in the Healthy Schools award, of which 31 have secured enhanced status.

Reduction of 5% year on year in rate

of under-18 conceptions over period 2005-2007, to support reduction in rate of under-18 conceptions in Havant

Borough, from average of 54.6 per 1000 in 1998/2000 to 30 per 100 by 2010.

Primary Care Trust

Teenage conception rates for Havant for the period 2004-2006 (based on 3-year rolling average) show an overall rate of 42.1 per 1000 population.

Note: Community Strategy target had originally been based on an optimistic Hampshire prediction from the 1998 baseline. Now more likely to be nearer 40 per 1000 based on current local forecasts in line with the trend across the whole of Hampshire.

Equal access to and delivery of, health services for everyone: older persons' health.

We Said We Would	Lead Partner	What We Did (to January 2008)
Develop an additional 48 nursing home beds and refurbish existing residential home, at Emsworth House, to provide a total of 79 beds – 31 residential and 48 mixed nursing beds (general nursing care and elderly mental health) – by September 2006.	Hampshire County Council	32 existing residential beds refurbished and 48 new nursing home beds provided at Emsworth House.

Equal access to and delivery of, health services for everyone: public health.

We Said We Would

Lead Partner

What We Did (to January 2008)

Assist at least 500 people to

successfully give up smoking in 2005.

Primary Care Trust

Since January 07:

Number of Havant residents "setting a quit date" - 881

Number of Havant residents successful at "Quit at 4 weeks" - 535

Success rate - 60.7% (better than

the 07/08 national average of 51%).

(visit website http://www.hampshirepct.nhs.uk/index/lifestyles/smoking.htm)

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