Transcript Health Protection Appendix 1

SOUTH TYNESIDE HEALTH PROTECTION– DRAFT PLAN ON A PAGE
Lower survival rates
from cancer
Inequalities in early
Diagnosis of disease
Threats from
Environmental
Hazards
Threats from major
incidents
To ensure
effective
screening
arrangements
are in place
across South
Tyneside to
ensure early
detection of
disease,
response and
control.
Implement and
QA of Screening
programmes
• Increased coverage
of screening
programmes
• Equity of screening
coverage
Implement and
QA of
Immunisation
Programmes
• Improved Childhood
immunization rates
including MMR, HPV
vaccination rates,
DTaP booster
• Improved influenza
vaccine coverage
• Reduction in MRSA
and CDI infections
•Reduction in TB,
HIV,STIs
Reduction in
particulate air
pollution (PHOF)
Improved
Investigations into ID
cases linked to
food/catering
Assurance of multiagency EPRR plans
.
Review current screening SLAs to
ensure compliance with national
specifications, establish
governance and accountability
arrangement.
Review and establish management
of serious incidents
Undertake HEA of screening
programmes
Implement new immunisation
programme.
•Establish immunisation
governance and accountability
arrangements
• Introduction of processes to
monitor, manage and prevent
MRSA & CDI
• Establishment of robust Council
and CCG audits of equipment
and environment in care homes
• PHE and STFT specialist TB
nurse to screen and advise on
TB issues for those at risk.
• Implement lessons learnt
from recent South Tyneside
infectious disease outbreaks
linked to food/catering
• Develop multi agency
response to Port Health
incidents
• Ensure comprehensive EPPR
plans are in place
• Public health Major Incident
exercise
• Update Pandemic Influenza
Response Arrangements
Surveillance
Review and establish effective
screening public health
intelligence arrangements
Establish effective performance
management of screening
programmes
Establish screening public health
intelligence
Review commissioning
arrangement for school based
immunisation programme.
Develop strategy in tackling
inequalities in immunisation
uptake
Establish immunisation public
health intelligence feedback
Primary Care to introduce
processes to appropriate ly
manage CDI
HCAI indicators to be included in
the contracts for all care homes
Robust response to
cases/outbreaks of
communicable disease
• Review the impact of air quality
and air quality management
areas
• Update the multi agency
outbreak plan
• Ensure full ST participation in a
programme of simulated major
incidents in partnership locally
and as part of the Northumbria
LRF
• Ensure Public Health EPRR a
regular item of the ST Multi
Agency Resilience Group
Develop strategy in
tackling inequalities in
screening
uptake/coverage.
Ensure recommended
national coverage/uptake
targets are met.
Develop strategy to
maximise immunisation
uptake.
Complete sexual health
review across the
whole pathway
(prevention, screening,
diagnosis and
treatment) including
inclusion in contracts
of screening
programmes and QA
measures
•Review the Tyne and
Wear Oil Pollution
Response Plan
•Update of all animal
health plans
• Identification,
establishment and
testing of new Council
Major Incident Room
once current facility
moved as part of SS
365 regeneration.
Outcomes
Poor management of
conditions as a result
of late diagnosis
Actions / Assurance
Measurable Outcomes
Prevention and
management of
communicable
disease (HCAI’s.
TB. HIV. STI’s)
Late identification
of conditions
To ensure
effective health
protection
arrangements
are in place
across South
Tyneside to
protect the
public from:
Infectious
diseases,
chemicals and
poison,
radiation,
emergency
response,
environmental
health hazards
Strategies
Robust
Environmental
Health
Equity of screening
take-up
Desired Future
Implementation
of robust
response to
outbreaks,
incidents and
emergencies
Poor start to life
for children
Vision
Work In partnership to protect and promote the health, wellbeing and quality of life for
children, adults and families
Risks