The City Of London, together with City and Hackney Teaching
Primary Care Trust and other partner agencies, provides health and
community care services for all residents and employees across the
Square Mile.
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)
The JSNA is the process by which Local Authorities and Primary
Care Trusts document and describe the future health, care and well
being needs of the local population. This need will inform
Commissioning strategies, the Local Area Agreement and the
Sustainable Communities Strategy (the City Together). The duty to
undertake a JSNA is set out section 116 of the Local Government and
Public Involvement in Health Act (2007).
The City Of London and City and Hackney Teaching Primary Health
Care Trust have begun work on the 2008–2009 JSNA.
Further details are available of the NHS website.
If you are a service provider in the City you are welcome to attend
a JSNA stakeholder taking place on the 31 July,
Download an invitation to the JSNA stakeholder event
If you would like to view the City of London 2007-2008 JSNA, the
full document and executive summary can be downloaded via the
following links:
Download the Population Analysis full
report (5.74mb)
Download the Population Analysis
summary (1.10mb)
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Accessibility
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Carers
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Children and
family care
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Community
transport services
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Disabilities
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Doctors, GPs
and hospitals
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Food
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Fostering,
adopting and looked after children
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Health and
medical advice
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Help for
adults
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Home care
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Infectious
diseases
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Mental health
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Services for
older people
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Substance
misuse