National Inclusion Health Board
The National Inclusion Health Board plays a critical role in leading the Inclusion Health programme by providing expertise, focus and momentum to the agenda, and champions the needs of those most vulnerable to poor health outcomes.
National Inclusion Health Board (NIHB) guidance for those involved in preparing JSNA and JHWS to reduce health inequalities for disadvantaged people.
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This will help healthcare staff to use the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy (JHWS) to include people in disadvantaged areas or vulnerable groups when they are commissioning services. People in vulnerable groups, who experience health inequalities, often have complex needs and require coordinated and flexible responses from service providers.
As part of the Disabilities Commissioning Hubs ambition to reduce health inequalities and improve awareness of the importance of getting health checks for people who have a learning disability please find below a link to the first 3 films which have been co-produced with Inclusion Gloucestershire as part of our series of “Get checked, stay well….”.Whilst these films are primarily aimed at people with a learning disability they can equally be utilised by health professionals to support reasonable adjustments in their own workplace.The Opticians Click here The Dentist Click here If you haven’t already seen our first film you can view it again…GP Annual Health Check – Click here
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