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PSYKISK HÄLSA I SIFFROR NORRBOTTEN Nyckelindikatorer B&U Kommundata PSYKISK HÄLSA I SIFFROR NORRBOTTEN Nyckelindikatorer B&U kommundata 1. Behörighet till gymnasiet:Andel elever i åk. 9 som är behöriga till yrkesprogram på gymnasiet, hemkommun. Procent. 120,00 100,00 95,50 96,10 90,60 87,90 88,20 88,50 89,00 84,60 85,79 81,40 82,90 83,10 78,30 80,00 77,10 77,80 60,00 40,00 20,00 0,00 Pajala Övertorneå Kalix Älvsbyn Jokkmokk Arvidsjaur Haparanda Länet Överkalix Kiruna Arjeplog Gällivare Luleå Boden Piteå Nyckelindikatorer B&U kommundata 13. Barn i ekonomisk utsatthet.Invånare 0-19 år i ekonomiskt utsatta hushåll, andel (%). 2015 14,00 12,90 12,00 10,00 9,30 9,10 8,80 8,00 8,00 7,50 6,81 6,60 6,00 6,20 6,00 5,20 4,20 4,30 3,90 4,00 3,40 2,00 0,00 Arjeplog Piteå Kiruna Gällivare Luleå Älvsbyn Pajala Boden Norrbotten Arvidsjaur Jokkmokk Övertorneå Kalix Överkalix Haparanda Nyckelindikatorer B&U kommundata 2. Andel unga 17-24 år som varken studerar eller arbetar, procent 16,00 14,00 13,50 12,00 10,20 9,90 10,00 9,30 9,40 9,50 8,40 8,40 8,52 8,10 7,80 8,00 7,60 6,50 6,00 6,00 4,70 4,00 2,00 0,00 Arjeplog Luleå Jokkmokk Pajala Kiruna Gällivare Arvidsjaur Piteå Länet Kalix Överkalix Övertorneå Älvsbyn Boden Haparanda Folkhälsodata BD – barn & unga Mobbning åk 4 (retad/illa behandlad) (2013/14-2015/16) Hälsosamt i skolan 35,0 30,0 25,0 20,0 15,0 10,0 5,0 0,0 Boden Luleå Piteå Älvsbyn Arvidsjaur Arjeplog Kiruna Gällivare Jokkmokk Pajala Övertorneå Haparanda Kalix Överkalix Länet Folkhälsodata BD – barn & unga Ledsen/nedstämd Gy1 (2013/14-2015/16) Hälsosamt i skolan 25,0 20,0 15,0 10,0 5,0 0,0 Boden Luleå Piteå Älvsbyn Arvidsjaur Arjeplog Kiruna Gällivare Jokkmokk Pajala Övertorneå Haparanda Kalix Överkalix Länet Folkhälsodata BD – barn & unga Psykdiagnos 6-17 år flickor 2015 (procentandel av samtliga i åldersgruppen, år 2015) NLL-data 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Boden Luleå Piteå Älvsbyn Arvidsjaur Arjeplog Kiruna Gällivare Jokkmokk Pajala Övertorneå Haparanda Kalix Överkalix Länet Folkhälsodata BD – barn & unga Psykdiagnos 6-17 år pojkar 2015 (procentandel av samtliga i åldersgruppen, år 2015) NLL-data 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Boden Luleå Piteå Älvsbyn Arvidsjaur Arjeplog Kiruna Gällivare Jokkmokk Pajala Övertorneå Haparanda Kalix Överkalix Länet Nyckelindikatorer B&U kommundata 14. Barn vårdade enligt LVU.Andel barn med heldygnsinsatser enligt LVU,0-20 år.Antal per 1000 10 9 8,77 8 7,11 7 6,07 6 5 4,7 3,93 4 3,82 3,14 3,29 2,85 3 2,75 2,21 2 0,92 1 0 Kiruna Gällivare Älvsbyn Piteå Boden Norrbotten Haparanda Luleå Pajala Övertorneå Kalix Arjeplog Arvidsjaur Jokkmokk Överkalix Folkhälsodata BD – barn & unga Använt narkotika Gy1 (2013/14-2015/16) Hälsosamt i skolan 9,0 8,0 7,0 6,0 5,0 4,0 3,0 2,0 1,0 0,0 Boden Luleå Piteå Älvsbyn Arvidsjaur Arjeplog Kiruna Gällivare Jokkmokk Pajala Övertorneå Haparanda Kalix Överkalix Länet Folkhälsodata BD – barn & unga Provat alkohol Gy1 (2013/14-2015/16) Hälsosamt i skolan 80,0 70,0 60,0 50,0 40,0 30,0 20,0 10,0 0,0 Boden Luleå Piteå Älvsbyn Arvidsjaur Arjeplog Kiruna Gällivare Jokkmokk Pajala Övertorneå Haparanda Kalix Överkalix Länet Norrbotten vs riket Tvångsvård för barn och unga, 0-24 år, - dubbelt så vanligt i Norrbotten. Fler åtgärder bland pojkar i länet Tvångsvårdade barn, 0-24 år, år 2015 27. Totalt. Antal patienter 0-24 år per 100 000 invånare inom sluten psykiatrisk tvångsvård genom LPT, vårdlandsting 140 131,75 120 100 80 69,4 60 40 20 0 Tvångsåtgärder för barn, år 2015 28. Totalt. Antal tvångsåtgärder per 100 000 invånare inom sluten psykiatrisk tvångsvård genom LPT, vårdlandsting 250 199,09 200 150 120,54 100 50 0 Tvångsåtgärder för barn, flickor och pojkar, år 2015 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 28. Flickor. Antal tvångsåtgärder per 100 000 invånare inom sluten psykiatrisk tvångsvård genom LPT, vårdlandsting 28. Pojkar. Antal tvångsåtgärder per 100 000 invånare inom sluten psykiatrisk tvångsvård genom LPT, vårdlandsting Självmord, 0-24 år, år 2015 33. Totalt. Självmord och dödsfall med oklart uppsåt, antal/100 000 invånare (X60-X84 & Y10-Y34). 25 20 15 13,08 10 5,37 5 0 Självmord, flickor och pojkar, 0-24 år, år 2015 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 33. Flickor. Självmord och dödsfall med oklart uppsåt, antal/100 000 invånare (X60-X84 & Y10-Y34). 33. Pojkar. Självmord och dödsfall med oklart uppsåt, antal/100 000 invånare (X60-X84 & Y10-Y34). Norrbotten vs riket Barn och unga (0-24 år) får i hög utsträckning en SIP upprättad (83%), papperslösa barn och unga är färre Norrbotten vs riket Låg andel psykosociala besök inom primärvård, habilitering som riket, färre barn och unga besöker ungdomsmottagningarna Kort reflektion • Drygt 14 % av länets åk 9:or saknar behörighet till gymnasiet • Nära 7% av barnen i länet lever i ekonomisk utsatthet • 8,5% av unga 17-24 år som varken studerar eller arbetar • Nära 15% av barn i åk 4 anger Mobbing (retad/illa behandlad) • 10% av Gymnasieeleverna (åk1) uppger Ledsen/nedstämd • Bra på att möta de riktigt små barnen (språktest, barnhälsovård etc.). • Bra på att upprätta SIP (men kan alltid bli bättre) • Sämre på att möta upp barn och unga i första linjens vård (t.ex. låga siffror psykosociala besök primärvård, ungdomsmottagning). • Ingången förfaller vara inom den specialiserade vården. Andelen barn och unga som möts upp är i paritet ngt lägre än i riket, graden av allvarliga händelser (LPT, suicid, självskadebeteende) betydligt högre än jämförbara siffor i riket. • Pojkar i länet utmärker sig (suicid), både pojkar och flickor avseende (LPT, självskadebeteende). Tack! Helena Asklund [email protected].
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