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NCC Current Performance Report at 19 October 2024 for

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 MeasureUnit2023/24 PerformanceCurrent TargetCurrent PerformanceLast Available ResultFrequencyDirection of TravelPerformanceStatusCommentsTrend
1Percentage of all clients completing and not re-presenting: non-opiatesPercentage29.7820.533.09Jun 2024MonthlyGreenGreenUp to dateThis indicator measures successful completion of treatment - number of successful completions as a percentage of the total number in treatment. If an individual re-enters the service again within 6 months this does not count as a successful completion. Due to the definitions used in this measure, this quarterly report will include service user activity from between 6-18 months ago.
ACTIONS: Achieving target.
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2Percentage of all clients completing and not re-presenting: opiatesPercentage2.3332.85Jun 2024MonthlyGreenAmberUp to dateThis indicator measures successful completion of treatment - number of successful completions as a percentage of the total number in treatment. If an individual re-enters the service again within 6 months this does not count as a successful completion. Due to the definitions used in this measure, this quarterly report will include service user activity from between 6-18 months ago.
ACTIONS: Below target - though an improvement on the previous month's figure. The treatment service is currently engaged in a project to increase the numbers of people accessing treatment, as a condition of receiving funding linked to the Drug Strategy. As a result of the way this indicator is recorded, increases in the total number in treatment are likely to reduce the successful completion figure.
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3Percentage of all clients completing and not re-presenting: AlcoholPercentage28.8432.0528.45Jun 2024MonthlyRedRedUp to dateThis indicator measures successful completion of treatment - number of successful completions as a percentage of the total number in treatment. If an individual re-enters the service again within 6 months this does not count as a successful completion. Due to the definitions used in this measure, this quarterly report will include service user activity from between 6-18 months ago.
ACTIONS: Below target. As part of a national programme, the service has an imprivement plan in place designed to increase numbers of alcohol users accessing treatment and improve outcomes for this patient cohort.
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4Percentage of women not smoking at time of deliveryPercentage91.758891.75Oct 2022QuarterlyGreenGreenOverdueSmoking during pregnancy can cause serious pregnancy-related problems such as increased risk of miscarriage, premature birth, still-birth, low birth weight, and sudden unexpected death in infancy. Collecting data on women's smoking status at the time of delivery (SATOD) is designed to provide a measure of the prevalence of smoking among women at the time of giving birth at a local level. We are reporting the number of women known to not smoke at the time of delivery.
ACTIONS: Reducing smoking in pregnancy remains a key shared goal in Northumberland. SATOD is reported by the ICB. Stop smoking support for pregnant women is now provided by maternity services as part of the LTP TTD workstream. The local authority community based Stop Smoking Service continues to support partners and family members to quit and NCC works in partnership for pathway development.
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5Percentage of infants being breastfed at 6-8 weeks (breastfeeding prevalence)Percentage42.743842.28Apr 2024QuarterlyRedGreenUp to date
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6Percentage of children in Reception with height and weight recorded who are obesePercentage9.2109.2Jul 2022AnnuallyGreenGreenUp to date
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7Percentage of children in Year 6 with height and weight recorded who are obesePercentage21.82121.8Jul 2022AnnuallyGreenAmberUp to date
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8Percentage of children in Reception and Year 6 with height and weight recordedPercentage97.69597.6Sep 2021AnnuallyGreenGreenUp to date
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9% physically active children and young peoplePercentage45.8147.0145.81Apr 2022AnnuallyGreenRedOverdue
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10Newly diagnosed cases of Chlamydia (female only). Rate per 100,000 population (aged 15 to 24)Rate per 100,0001,897.72,3001,897.7Jul 2023QuarterlyGreenRedUp to dateYoung People are disproportionately affected by rates of Sexually Transmitted Infections. Young females are especially at risk of developing long term heath conditions as a result of untreated chlamydia. In line with national recommendations, services are encouraged to proactively offer screening to young female patients. Increasing detection rates mean screening programmes are finding more infections which would have otherwise gone undetected.
ACTIONS: As a priority area, we have deliberately set a challenging target for this indicator which will bring us up to national performance averages. Performance is below target but is demonstrating an increase on the previous period, and is at it's highest level since the indicator and target was revised. There is an ongoing work programme within the service, supported by NCC Public Health, to improve performance in this area.
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11Overweight (including obesity) prevalence in adultsPercentage69.7863.9569.78Jan 2022AnnuallyGreenRedOverdueNorth East Average: 70.2% England Average: 64.0%
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12Proportion of children who received a 2 - 2.5 year reviewPercentage92.539092.53Jan 2024QuarterlyGreenGreenOverdue% is down slightly but remains above threshold with more reviews having taken place than previous quarter however more children in the category this quarter
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13Reception prevalence of healthy weight (4-5 yrs)Percentage74.0977.5474.09Jan 2022AnnuallyGreenRedOverdue
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14Smoking Prevalence in adults (aged 18 and over) - current smokers (APS)Percentage8.211.638.2Jan 2023AnnuallyGreenGreenUp to dateNorth East Average: 11.0% England Average: 11.6%
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15Year 6 prevalence of a healthy weight (10-11 yrs)Percentage60.6060.6Jan 2022AnnuallyGreenGreenOverdueNorth East Average: 58.9% England Average: 61.9%
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