Health data and resources

This dashboard shows key alcohol related data for Southampton, England and other comparator cities. Data in this dashboard has been compiled from a range of publicly available sources including the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID).

This work highlights need and inequalities among Southampton neighbourhoods across a number of key theme areas, including demography, children’s social care, youth crime and violence, healthy start, child health and need, adult health and need, education and poverty and deprivation.

Analysis includes benchmarking against statistical neighbours and trends over time for Cardiovascular Disease. Some indicators include analysis at a sub-city level.

Users can access a range of Census data across different topic areas including population, education, identity, housing, health and work. With the ability to view benchmarking between Southampton and ONS comparators and mapping of data by Census geographies; such as lower layer super output areas (LSOA) a neighbourhood of around 1,500 residents.

Childhood obesity linked analysis of changes in weight status in Southampton between Reception year and Year 6.

Core20PLUS5 is a national NHS England approach to inform action to reduce healthcare inequalities at both national and system level. The approach defines a target population – the ‘Core20PLUS’ – and identifies ‘5’ focus clinical areas requiring accelerated improvement. One of these five areas is hypertension.

The major conditions report from Hampshire County Council includes information about prevalence, emergency admissions and deaths in seven major conditions: cancer, cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, dementia, mental health, musculoskeletal conditions and chronic kidney disease.

Below is a presentation including a mapping exercise looking at the prevalence of different chronic conditions by neighbourhood, showing the current variations of conditions across the city and an overview of the analysis.

This dashboard shows key drug related data for Southampton, England and other comparator cities. Data in this dashboard has been compiled from a range of publicly available sources including the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID).

Analysis of the food environment and location of fast-food premises and supermarkets in Southampton

The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is aligned with the structure of the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Health Index. The power bi also includes an introduction to the Global Burden of Disease.

Data from a range of Health Protection measures including Gastrointestinal infections Immunisations and childhood vaccine preventable diseases, respiratory infections, hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV.

The healthy weight dashboard which includes benchmarking against statistical neighbours and trends over time for adult and children’s weights. Analysis is also included at sub-city levels and by deprivation.

The life expectancy and mortality dashboard present a range of data regarding life expectancy and mortality, to provide intelligence to help drive strategic decision making. Analysis includes benchmarking against statistical neighbours and trends over time for all indicators included. Some indicators include analysis at sub-city levels, by Southampton wards, primary care networks (PCNs) and deprivation quintiles.

Summary long term conditions prevalence in Southampton and projections of how they are expected to grow in the future.

The mental health dashboard presents a range of data related to mental health. Data in this dashboard is compiled from a range of publicly available sources, accessed through data tools from the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities (OHID).

Report for Southampton scrutiny panel on using the NCMP data collected in our schools, the adult national Active People Survey and all age Health Survey for England to investigate children’s weight in Southampton.

The physical activity dashboard presents a range of data regarding physical activity, to provide intelligence to help drive strategic decision making, such as the Southampton Physical Activity and Sport Strategy and Cycling Southampton. Analysis includes benchmarking against statistical neighbours and trends over time. Some indicators include analysis at a sub-city level.

The dashboard presents a range of population data to provide intelligence on Southampton's resident and GP registered population to help drive strategic decision making. Data in this dashboard is compiled from a range of publicly available sources. Including Small Area Population Forecasts (SAPF), Mid-Year Population Estimates (MYE), Subnational Population Projections (SNPP) and GP Registered Populations. Please note that SAPF figures in the dashboard are the sum of all Lower Level Super Output Areas (LSOA) and may not be the same as other published figures.

Respiratory diseases affect the lungs and respiratory system. This dashboard includes analysis and benchmarking against statistical neighbours and trends over time for all indicators included.

This dashboard shows sub-city areas at risk of Social Isolation within Southampton. The Social Isolation scores have been calculated using a method called Z-Scoring which normalises the different indicators into the same range then grouped into deciles to see which areas across the city are most at risk of social isolation.

Dashboard and strategy for measuring how Southampton City Council will reduce harm to people who use tobacco, alcohol and drugs, as well as harm to people around them and Southampton as a whole.

This is a one off needs assessment produced by a Public Health Registrar on placement in the Public Health team. This needs assessment includes information on: National data on prevalence applied to generate estimates for tobacco, alcohol, drugs and vape use in Southampton. Local data from local survey (BeeWell), Family Nurse Partnership and Children's Services data. Data and rapid review of evidence for the harms and impacts related to smoking, alcohol, drug use, and vaping, including data on crime and hospital admissions due to drug and alcohol use. Description of DASH (children and young people’s drug and alcohol service) service users and parents in contact with CGL (adult drug and alcohol service). Interviews with Southampton City Council and DASH staff about tobacco, alcohol, drugs and vaping to generate some qualitative evidence.

Compare a local authority and the UK average (median) local authority by different indicators, such as weekly pay and healthy life expectancy. You can also add and compare up to three other local authorities.