logging in or signing up 7. Natasha Miles swobservatory Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 46 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 18, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Children and Young People’s Needs Analysis Linking data to inform services in Poole Natasha Miles Research Officer Corporate Research TeamPowerPoint Presentation: Children and Young People’s Needs Analysis How do we build a picture of children in Poole? - Building the database - Linking data What do we do with the data? - Some key findings How does the data inform services? - Some examples of data informing planningPowerPoint Presentation: Aims of the Needs Analysis Project Aim: Provide knowledge and understanding of the nature and extent of the needs of CYP in Poole Purpose: Help plan strategically Improve the quality and range of services provided for CYP Provide basis for - improving outcomes of CYP in Poole reducing inequalities between areas improving social inclusion Monitor progress & impact of interventionsPowerPoint Presentation: Method – Building the Database Outcome led ‘Every Child Matters Framework’ A core set of variables was agreed with partners Variables increasing and improving year on year 2010/11 41 variables, across 5 outcomes, from 9 sources Pre-requisite data routinely collected by servicesPowerPoint Presentation: Method – Examples of variables Be Healthy Low Birth Weight, Breastfeeding, Hospital admissions, CAMHS Stay Safe Children Looked After, Care Leavers, Domestic Violence Contacts, Injuries Enjoy and Achieve Low attainment, High rates of absence, SEN statement Positive Contribution School exclusions, Arrests, ASBO Economic Wellbeing Housing benefit, NEETs Also add demographic data e.g. Indices of Multiple DeprivationPowerPoint Presentation: Method – Linking data To protect confidentiality: Bristol University assign random number for every postcode in Poole = Random Postcode ID (PID) Data providers use this file to substitute child’s postcode for PID before passing data on to the Research Team for analysis. Linking: A unique ID is created for each child in the data using: Data is then linked using the Unique ID generating a combined dataset of all the data variables. Random Postcode ID + Date of Birth + GenderPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Rational for linking data Focus on individual child or young person and their needs Many young people have multiple risks/needs Risks can interact and exacerbate each other Important to understand relationships between risks Identify common combinations of risks Enable us to identify most vulnerable children Inform integrated services targeted at the right children at the right timePowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Key Findings Identifying ‘Children requiring extra support’PowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Priority areasPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Multiple needs by agePowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Children’s Services Information Tool Instant Atlas Mapping Tool Contains Needs Analysis data Also contains demographic data Used by Children’s services to plan services and identify target areas Available widely on Poole Partnership websitePowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Children’s Centre Cluster Area Profiles A profile for each cluster area in Poole Contains Needs Analysis information at Centre Area level Time series analysis and comparison to other areas in Poole Highlights the key issues for children within that cluster area Used to plan Centre services and used in Ofsted reportsPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Children and Young People’s Theme – Poole’s JSNA Joint Strategic Needs Assessment for Poole Understand needs and priorities of population Includes Needs Analysis data with other sources and consultation views of parents and children Identify key areas and key priorities e.g. Mental health and resilience Child safetyPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Other uses of Needs Analysis data: Children and Young People’s Plan Ward Profiles Bourne Valley Neighbourhood Management Project Bournemouth and Poole PCT JSNAPowerPoint Presentation: Natasha Miles Research Officer Corporate Research Team Borough of Poole Civic Centre, BH15 2RU Tel: 01202 633357 Email: n.miles@poole.gov.uk www.boroughofpoole.com/opinions - our research and consultation results and on-line consultations www.boroughofpoole.com/statistics - Poole statistics on-line www.boroughofpoole.com/yourpoole - our on-line mapping service For Further Information. . . You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
7. Natasha Miles swobservatory Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 46 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 18, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Children and Young People’s Needs Analysis Linking data to inform services in Poole Natasha Miles Research Officer Corporate Research TeamPowerPoint Presentation: Children and Young People’s Needs Analysis How do we build a picture of children in Poole? - Building the database - Linking data What do we do with the data? - Some key findings How does the data inform services? - Some examples of data informing planningPowerPoint Presentation: Aims of the Needs Analysis Project Aim: Provide knowledge and understanding of the nature and extent of the needs of CYP in Poole Purpose: Help plan strategically Improve the quality and range of services provided for CYP Provide basis for - improving outcomes of CYP in Poole reducing inequalities between areas improving social inclusion Monitor progress & impact of interventionsPowerPoint Presentation: Method – Building the Database Outcome led ‘Every Child Matters Framework’ A core set of variables was agreed with partners Variables increasing and improving year on year 2010/11 41 variables, across 5 outcomes, from 9 sources Pre-requisite data routinely collected by servicesPowerPoint Presentation: Method – Examples of variables Be Healthy Low Birth Weight, Breastfeeding, Hospital admissions, CAMHS Stay Safe Children Looked After, Care Leavers, Domestic Violence Contacts, Injuries Enjoy and Achieve Low attainment, High rates of absence, SEN statement Positive Contribution School exclusions, Arrests, ASBO Economic Wellbeing Housing benefit, NEETs Also add demographic data e.g. Indices of Multiple DeprivationPowerPoint Presentation: Method – Linking data To protect confidentiality: Bristol University assign random number for every postcode in Poole = Random Postcode ID (PID) Data providers use this file to substitute child’s postcode for PID before passing data on to the Research Team for analysis. Linking: A unique ID is created for each child in the data using: Data is then linked using the Unique ID generating a combined dataset of all the data variables. Random Postcode ID + Date of Birth + GenderPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Rational for linking data Focus on individual child or young person and their needs Many young people have multiple risks/needs Risks can interact and exacerbate each other Important to understand relationships between risks Identify common combinations of risks Enable us to identify most vulnerable children Inform integrated services targeted at the right children at the right timePowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Key Findings Identifying ‘Children requiring extra support’PowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Priority areasPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Multiple needs by agePowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Children’s Services Information Tool Instant Atlas Mapping Tool Contains Needs Analysis data Also contains demographic data Used by Children’s services to plan services and identify target areas Available widely on Poole Partnership websitePowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Children’s Centre Cluster Area Profiles A profile for each cluster area in Poole Contains Needs Analysis information at Centre Area level Time series analysis and comparison to other areas in Poole Highlights the key issues for children within that cluster area Used to plan Centre services and used in Ofsted reportsPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Children and Young People’s Theme – Poole’s JSNA Joint Strategic Needs Assessment for Poole Understand needs and priorities of population Includes Needs Analysis data with other sources and consultation views of parents and children Identify key areas and key priorities e.g. Mental health and resilience Child safetyPowerPoint Presentation: CYPNA – Informing Services Other uses of Needs Analysis data: Children and Young People’s Plan Ward Profiles Bourne Valley Neighbourhood Management Project Bournemouth and Poole PCT JSNAPowerPoint Presentation: Natasha Miles Research Officer Corporate Research Team Borough of Poole Civic Centre, BH15 2RU Tel: 01202 633357 Email: n.miles@poole.gov.uk www.boroughofpoole.com/opinions - our research and consultation results and on-line consultations www.boroughofpoole.com/statistics - Poole statistics on-line www.boroughofpoole.com/yourpoole - our on-line mapping service For Further Information. . .