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2008 CHP profiles

Welcome to the new Community Health and Wellbeing Profiles for Community Health Partnerships (CHPs), Community Health and Care Partnerships (CHCPs) and Community Health and Social Care Partnerships (CHSCPs) in Scotland.

The new profiles, produced by the Scottish Public Health Observatory (ScotPHO) team at the Information Services Division (ISD) of NHS National Services Scotland, comprise 61 indicators of health and wider determinants of health. A separate note below gives details of profiles for the 10 CHCPs in Greater Glasgow & Clyde. The profiles are designed to:

  • Provide organisations and communities with up-to-date and locally-relevant public health intelligence.
  • Highlight health and social inequalities.
  • Show trends in key indicators.
  • Provide local information for targeting resources and priority-setting.
  • Develop knowledge of the complex nature of health and its determinants.

In addition to the individual CHP profile reports we have produced:

  • A Scotland Overview report (which includes data for NHS boards);
  • A full Technical Report;
  • 'Tips for using the Scottish health and wellbeing profiles data'; and
  • An interactive Excel based tool that provides users with access to the full profiles data, for further analysis; along with the facility to generate individual spine graphs for small areas (intermediate geography zones) as well as CHPs and NHS boards; and to produce rank charts for all intermediate geography zones (IZs) within a CHP, all CHPs within Scotland or all NHS boards (for all indicators). The tool is available by following the link to CHP profiles - interactive excel tool.

Please note: It has come to our attention that the data for indicator 22 "Unintentional injuries in the home - patients aged 65+"and indicator 61"Unintentional injuries in the home - patients < 15" were reported incorrectly in the CHP and Scotland profiles reports published in June 2008. We have not updated the original reports, however, the correct data for these indicators can now be found within the interactive excel tool and data spreadsheets.

Please note: Detailed profiles for the ten CHCPs (Community Health and Care Partnerships) within the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde area have been prepared separately by the Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH). These are available below by following the links to the GCPH community profiles web pages. Please note too that there are some differences between the indicators used in the Glasgow profiles and the national profiles which mean that the two sets of profiles are not directly comparable.

Profiles News/Future Developments

We have now closed our 2008 Profiles evaluation, the results from this survey will be published in a report at the end March 2010.

The evaluation will inform the development of 'Community Health and Wellbeing Profiles 2010'. These will be published towards the end of 2010 and will now include the 10 CHPs/CHCPs for Glasgow (previously produced by GCPH for 2008). Beyond completing the evaluation survey, anyone wanting to contribute further to the development of profiles 2010, or to be on the project board, should get in touch with andrew.gasiorowski@nhs.net in the ScotPHO team.

Please select the PDF (PDF Button) reports from the map / table below - file sizes are approximately 1Mb unless stated otherwise.

Shetland CHP Profile Orkney CHP Profile Western Isles CHaSCP Profile North Highland CHP Profile Mid Highland CHP Profile South East Highland CHP Profile Moray CHSCP Profile Aberdeenshire CHP Profile Aberdeen City CHP Profile Angus CHP Profile Dundee CHP Profile Perth & Kinross CHP Profile Glenrothes & North East Fife CHP Profile Kirkcaldy & Levenmouth CHP Profile Dunfermline & West Fife CHP Profile Clackmannanshire CHP Profile Stirling CHP Profile Argyll & Bute CHP Profile Greater Glasgow Profiles supplied by GCPH North Lanarkshire CHP Profile Falkrik CHP Profile West Lothian CHCP Profile Edinburgh CHP Profile Midlothian CHP Profile East Lothian CHP Profile Scottish Borders CHCP Profile South Lanarkshire CHP Profile East Ayrshire CHP Profile North Ayrshire CHP Profile South Ayrshire CHP Profile Dumfries & Galloway CHP Profile

Further information

For further information on the community health and wellbeing profiles project please email the ScotPHO team at scotpho@nhs.net.

Alternatively, please telephone Linsey Galbraith (0131 275 6227).

 

 CHP name

Download / link to report 

Aberdeen City

Current 2008 Profile

Aberdeenshire

Current 2008 Profile 

Angus

Current 2008 Profile 

Argyll & Bute

Current 2008 Profile 

Clackmannanshire

Current 2008 Profile 

Dumfries & Galloway

Current 2008 Profile 

Dundee City

Current 2008 Profile 

Dunfermline & West Fife

Current 2008 Profile 

East Ayrshire

Current 2008 Profile 

East Dunbartonshire

See GCPH community profiles

East Glasgow

See GCPH community profiles

East Lothian

Current 2008 Profile 

East Renfrewshire

See GCPH community profiles

Edinburgh

Current 2008 Profile 

Falkirk

Current 2008 Profile 

Glenrothes & North East Fife

Current 2008 Profile 

Inverclyde

See GCPH community profiles

Kirkcaldy & Levenmouth

Current 2008 Profile

Mid Highland

Current 2008 Profile

Midlothian

Current 2008 Profile

Moray

Current 2008 Profile

North Ayrshire

Current 2008 Profile

North Glasgow

See GCPH community profiles

North Highland

Current 2008 Profile

North Lanarkshire

Current 2008 Profile

Orkney

Current 2008 Profile

Perth & Kinross

Current 2008 Profile

Renfrewshire

See GCPH community profiles

Scottish Borders

Current 2008 Profile

Shetland

Current 2008 Profile

South Ayrshire

Current 2008 Profile

South East Glasgow

See GCPH community profiles

South East Highland

Current 2008 Profile

South Lanarkshire

Current 2008 Profile

South West Glasgow

See GCPH community profiles

Stirling

Current 2008 Profile

West Dunbartonshire

See GCPH community profiles

West Glasgow

See GCPH community profiles

West Lothian

Current 2008 Profile

Western Isles

Current 2008 Profile

  

 

Scotland Overview Report

Current 2008 Report
(Whole report 12.6Mb)
Download individual chapters separately

 

 

Technical Report 

Current 2008 Report

Please note: Due to its file size (~13Mb) the Scotland Overview Report may take several minutes to download over a fast internet connection. Over a dial up connection it may take 20+ minutes. It is recommended that this document is saved to your computer before opening. Alternatively, you can download the individual chapters in this report separately using the appropriate link in the above table.