Most Inactive Wards
Keith Johnston - Chair of Oxfordshire Sport and Physical Activity Graham Macpherson – Sport England • New organisation – CIO/AO • Staffing • New priorities developing • Funding • Relocation • Ways of working • New partners? Questions from the floor for Graham Macpherson and Keith Johnston • Initial consultation by Keith Johnston and John Bolan Associates • Data review o Inactivity levels o Ward level data o Health data o Income and health inequalities • Workshops for Board and staff team • Team analysis of what we do well and what we need to improve on 30.00%
25.00%
20.00%
15.00% 15/16
16/17
10.00%
5.00%
0.00% England Oxfordshire Oxford City Cherwell West South Vale of White Horse Most inactive wards
Top 20 Most Inactive Rank Ward/Settlements % Inactive 1 Blackbird Leys Ward 31.95% 2 Banbury Ruscote Ward 31.87% 3 Northfield Brook Ward 29.44% 4 Banbury Neithrop Ward 28.94% 5 Bicester West / Bicester Town Wards 27.90% 6 Didcot Park Ward 27.65% 7 Bicester East / Bicester Town Wards 26.94% 8 Rose Hill & Iffley / Littlemore Wards 25.68% 9 Didcot All Saints Ward 25.53% 10 Kidlington South 25.29% 11 Banbury Grimsbury & Castle Ward 24.78% 12 Witney Central / Witney South Wards 24.18% 13 Kidlington North 23.57% 14 Barton & Sandhills / Headington Hill & Northways Wards 23.45% 15 Yarnton, Gosford & Water Eaton Ward 23.39% 16 Chipping Norton Ward 23.30% 17 Didcot Northbourne Ward 23.27% 18 Garsington / Sandford / Berinsfield / Brightwell Wards 23.16% 19 Eynsham & Cassington / Standlake, Aston & Stanton Harcourt Wards 23.16% 20 Grove Ward 23.02% Wards that are significantly worse than Oxfordshire OR than England average
GP practices serving high wards (i.e. those with most
patients resident in those wards)
Practice IMD Practice Life expectancy at birth (males) Life expectancy at birth (females) yrs16 livingUnder % in Children poverty Income (%) deprivation Fuel poverty % households %at development 5 years good yrsInjuries 0-4 hosp admission ) rate (crude Emergency admissions yrs 0-4 rate) (crude are % who year children Reception obese obese %are who 6 Year children Admission yrs15 for injuries Under Admission yrs for injuries 15-24 Hospital stays for self-harm (SAR) Emergency Hospital admissions COPD Emergency Hospital admissions CHD Emergency Hospital admissions Stroke Hospital stays (SAR) for alcohol-harm mortalityyears 75 Cancer under Mortality from 75 under diseaseheart coronary Mortality from respiratory diseases (all ages) Mortality from stroke (all ages) Oxfordshire average 80.9 84.1 11.8 8.0 9.1 60.3 132.0 122.8 6.9 16.3 107.5 143.9 96.8 66.9 78.0 85.2 85.9 88.4 68.9 85.8 94.9 Banbury Grimsbury & Hightown West Bar, Horsefair and Woodlands 16.4, 15.2, 17.0 Banbury Hardwick West Bar, Horsefair and Hightown 16.4, 15.2, , 12.3 Banbury Ruscote West Bar and Horsefair 16.4, 15.2 Banbury Cross & Neithrop West Bar and Horsefair 16.4, 15.2
CHERWELL Bicester North and Caversfield Alchester, Montgomery, Bicester HC 9.0, 11.8, 11.8 Launton & Otmoor Islip Surgery 11.1 Barton and Sandhills Bury Knowle and Manor Surgery 16.2, 14.7 Blackbird Leys Leys HC 33.2 Carfax 19 Beaumont St. and Jericho HC 15.0, 15.0 Churchill St Bartholomew's and Manor Surgery 16.4, 14.7 Cowley Donnington MC and Temple Cowley 22.4, 21.5 Cowley Marsh St Bartholomew, Bartlemas, TempleCowley & Cowley Rd 16.4, 21.0, 20.9 Headington l Manor Surgery and Bury Knowle 14.7, 16.2 Hinksey Park South Oxfordshire HC 16.8
OXFORD Iffley Fields Donnington MC and St Bartholomew's 16.4 Littlemore Donnington MC and Temple Cowley 21.5 Lye Valley Hollow Way, Bury Knowle and St Bartholomew's 19.8, 16.2, 16.4 Northfield Brook Leys HC 33.2 Rose Hill and Iffley Donnington MC 22.4 St Mary's St Bartholomew's 16.4 Quarry & Risinghurst Bury Knowle and Manor Surgery 16.2, 14.7 Berinsfield Berinsfield HC 16.8
Didcot West Didcot HC and Woodlands MC 12.0, 11.2
SHIRE SOTUH SOTUH
OXFORD- Sandford & The Whittenhams Clifton Hampden 10.4 Abingdon Caldecott Malthouse and Abingdon 10.1, 9.9
Abingdon Fitzharris Malthouse, Marcham Rd and Abingdon 10.1, 8.9, 9.9
WHITE WHITE HORSE VALE OF OF VALE Faringdon White Horse Practice 9.5 Alvescot & Filkins Burford Surgery and one outside Oxfordshire CCG 9.2 Ascott & Shipton Wychwood Surgery 7.1 Burford Burford Surgery 9.2 Brize Norton & Shilton Burford, Broadshires and Bampton 9.2, 7.9, 7.4 Carterton North East Broadshires HC 7.9 Chadlington & Churchill Chipping Norton 10.5 Chipping Norton Chipping Norton 10.5
WEST OXFORDSHIRE WEST Kingham, Rollright and Enstone Chipping Norton 10.5 Witney Central Windrush HC and Nuffield HC 9.9, 10.0 Witney South Windrush and Nuffield HC 9.9, 10.0
Wards included in the tartan rug are worse than average on two or more indicators. Data shown at ward level are for ward boundaries in place in 2016. Data shown for wards in the worst quintile (i.e. the highest) in Oxfordshire for each indicator separately. Indicators not updated this year are for ward boundaries in place 2015, and may be different from 2016 boundaries. These indicators are shown in pink. Income deprivation (%) is a good measure of Deprivation at ward level. Where possible Oxfordshire figure is based on the same data used at ward level. 9 = Deprivation in Oxfordshire Lowest income wards
Cherwell Banbury Ruscote Banbury Cross and Nelthrop Oxford Barton and Sandhills Blackbird Leys Littlemore Northfield Brook Rosehill and Iffley South Ox Berinsfield Vale of White Horse Abingdon Caldecott Group indicators in Oxfordshire • Clear link between areas of deprivation and inactivity • Impact of multiple disadvantage • Effect of Limiting long term health conditions • Ageing population • Mental health • Disability • Social isolation • Gender differences • Level 1 o The Inactive (<30mins of activity per week)
• Level 2 o Lower social economic groups
• Level 3 o People with Mental Health issues o People with Long term health conditions o People with a physical disability, Learning disability, Visual impairment, Hearing impairment o Women and girls (Women over 65 and Girls under 25) How do we focus our resources where they are needed most?
80% LSE? This slide needs more work • School sport • Satellite clubs • PE Primary Premium • GO Active • Disability provision • OxForward • Workforce development • Active Workplaces • Active Body Healthy Mind • Is there a gap in provision? • Does the issue cross district boundaries? • Are we the best placed organisation for the job? • Do we have the knowledge or expertise that other providers do not have? • Have we consulted with other potential providers? • Have we been asked to take the lead? • Soft intelligence – gained from our current network • Learning from programmes • Better analysis of the data, working with Public Health, and learning from other CSPs. • Organisational intelligence – do we have the right networks? Who are we missing? 1. Do we agree with the priorities proposed? If not, what should be the priorities and why?
2. What support do we need from OxSPA?
3. What support can we give to OxSPA?
4. Who should we be working with that is not in the room? Feedback Closing remarks