Understanding VSC26_NI39课件.ppt

Alcohol Improvement Programme Early Implementers’ Conference2 December 2009Data WorkshopJoanna CoppingChris GibbinsVerity Bellamy Outline of presentation How NI39 is calculated Latest trends in NI39 for England How to calculate NI39 fro your own PCT/LA NI 39 in Nottingham How PCTs can reach their NI39 target- discussion Ready Reckoner version 5 How alcohol admissions indicator is calculated PSA 25.2, VSC26, NI39 Developed in 2007 Broader measure – includes conditions partially attributable to alcohol Based on review of epidemiological literature by NWPHO Produced set of conditions caused by alcohol and corresponding attributable fractions The measure Applied to NHS Information Centre’s data on Hospital Episodes Improving access and understanding DH releases of data: Q1 2009/10 Final 2008/09 Subsequent quarters about five months after end of quarter NWPHO sub-analyses 2007/08: December 2008/09: January Confidence intervals - scoping HES ARA variable Currently undergoing user acceptance testing ARA tool Feed admission level data in (from HES or SUS). Calculates attributable fractions and standardised rates. Available on Alcohol Learning Centre: .uk/Topics/Latest/Resource/?cid=5369 Ready Reckoner Assist PCTs to select interventions to reduce alcohol admissions. 4 high impact changes. Also on ALC: .uk/Topics/Browse/Commissioning/Data/?parent=5113child=5109 System Dynamics Model Support to regions with trajectories Latest data - England National, regional and local figures for 2008/09 will be placed on the NWPHO within the next couple of weeks. Information presented has not been fully validated. Rate of admissions in 2008/09 was 1583 per 100,000 population, a 7.5% increase on 2007/08. This does not deliver the improvement of less than 5.5% that we were are aiming to achieve in our PSA, which was based on information about local actions. It is an improvement on the projected increase of 8.0%. This is higher than the rate suggested by the provisional fi