Joint Strategic Needs Assessment

The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) looks at the health and social care needs of Derbyshire’s Residents and points out areas of inequality. It helps public bodies decide what type of local services to commission. It brings together information from different sources.

Every year we publish a State of Derbyshire Report. This detailed report provides a snapshot of the current health and wellbeing of Derbyshire’s residents. We think this is an essential report because it:

• • The JSNA provides an overview of the health and wellbeing needs of the people living in Derbyshire, including the inequalities experienced across our population.
  • The JSNA provides the insight required to inform the strategic decision making and commissioning intentions of all partners across Derbyshire in order to improve population health and wellbeing.

Derbyshire JSNA Summary Report 2023 -> Link

Acorn Profiles

• Amber Valley (Acorn type/Wellbeing type)
• Bolsover(Acorn type/Wellbeing type)
• Chesterfield(Acorn type/Wellbeing type)
• Derbyshire Dales (Acorn type/Wellbeing type)
• Erewash (Acorn type/Wellbeing type)
• High Peak (Acorn type/Wellbeing type)
• North East Derbyshire(Acorn type/Wellbeing type)
• South Derbyshire (Acorn type/Wellbeing type)

Lower Level Area Quilts

• Derbyshire
• Amber Valley
• Bolsover
• Chesterfield
• Derbyshire Dales
• Erewash
• High Peak
• North East Derbyshire
• South Derbyshire

Maps and Acorn Slope Index Charts

• Derbyshire modelled Acorn prevalence map
• Slope Index

Acorn is a tool that is used to profile a population according to their socio-economic, life style and personal characteristics. The above profiles have been created using the Acorn profiler tool to provide a more detailed picture of the needs and characteristics of Derbyshire’s districts. © 2023 CACI Limited and all other applicable third party notices (Acorn) can be found at www.caci.co.uk/copyrightnotices.pdf