Health inequalities
Data, analysis and reports about the inequalities between different groups within Buckinghamshire.
Joint Strategic Needs Assessments (JSNA)
The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is a process by which Local Authorities and Integrated Care Boards assess the current and future health, care and wellbeing needs of the local community to inform local decision making.
About the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment
Find out what a JSNA is, what it aims to do and what it includes
Health and wellbeing strategy
Priorities to improve health and wellbeing of Buckinghamshire residents and reduce inequalities
Population of Buckinghamshire
Data, analysis, and reports about the population and demography of Buckinghamshire.
Health behaviours
Data, analysis, and reports about the social determinants of health behaviours, such as smoking, substance use, and physical activity, that influence health outcomes in Buckinghamshire.
Mental health
Data, analysis, and reports about the mental health of residents in Buckinghamshire.
Children and young people
Data, analysis, and reports about children and young people in Buckinghamshire.
Adults
Data, analysis, and reports about adults in Buckinghamshire.
Older adults
Data, analysis and reports about older adults in Buckinghamshire.
Healthy places
Data, analysis and reports about place related factors (for example economy, education, air quality) that influence health in Buckinghamshire.
Health protection
Data, analysis and reports about the prevention of communicable diseases (for example vaccines and immunisations) in Buckinghamshire.
Population groups
Data, analysis and reports about the various population groups within Buckinghamshire such as the armed forces.
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment directory
The JSNA directory provides an interactive tool to help locate the content of the JSNA by themes/topics
Director of Public Health Annual reports
View previous reports by our Director of Public Health.