England 15.6 3.73 1.27 20.6 9.1 London Region 12.30 3.03 1.37 16.70 10.00 Croydon 9.50 3.39 1.18 14.00 11.00 Kingston 8.10 2.31 0.64 11.10 10.00 Merton 10.20 * * * 7.60 Richmond 8.50 1.05 * * 6.00 Sutton 11.60 * 1.17 * 10.40 Wandsworth 10.10 2.55 0.81 13.40 13.20 Source: Public Health England, Learning Disabilities Profiles *Less than 5 includes a zero return The number of children with moderate learning disabilities known to schools is lower across south west London than the national or regional average. However, there is a larger range of children with autism, ranging from 0.31% lower than the regional average (Richmond), to 0.41% higher than the regional average (Wandsworth). Inpatient Analysis of inpatient by people from Transforming Care Partnership Guidance notes; Set out patient flows work, any other complications / geographical / organisational considerations? (E.g. importer / exporter relationships)? The current in-patient profile for in CCG commissioned beds has been captured as at 1st March 2016: Length of Borough I/P Located Gender Ethnicity stay 4 Cambian Colchester 6 white 1 Priory Aberdare 14 months 4 male – Croydon 7 British 1 Curocare Greenwich 13 years 3 female 1 mixed 1 Cedar Vale Danshell Kingston 0 - - - - 2 Cambian Colchester 2 months 3 white – Merton 3 3 male 1 Churchill, London 2 years British Richmond 0 - - - - Sutton 1 Norfolk 8 months Male White British 2 Atlas House, London 3 white 1 Jeesal Cawson, Norfolk British 1 Bloomfield London 6 months 5 male 1 – Wandsworth 6 1 Partnerships in Care, 23 years 1 female 1 African Norfolk 1 other black 1 National Autism Unit, background Kent Total 17 Source: CCG Returns
England 15.6 3.73 1.27 20.6 9.1 London Region 12.30 3.03 1.37 16.70 10.00 Croydon 9.50 3.39 1.18 14.00 11.00 Kingston 8.10 2.31 0.64 11.10 10.00 Merton 10.20 * * * 7.60 Richmond 8.50 1.05 * * 6.00 Sutton 11.60 * 1.17 * 10.40 Wandsworth 10.10 2.55 0.81 13.40 13.20 Source: Public Health England, Learning Disabilities Profiles *Less than 5 includes a zero return The number of children with moderate learning disabilities known to schools is lower across south west London than the national or regional average. However, there is a larger range of children with autism, ranging from 0.31% lower than the regional average (Richmond), to 0.41% higher than the regional average (Wandsworth). Inpatient Analysis of inpatient by people from Transforming Care Partnership Guidance notes; Set out patient flows work, any other complications / geographical / organisational considerations? (E.g. importer / exporter relationships)? The current in-patient profile for in CCG commissioned beds has been captured as at 1st March 2016: Borough I/P Located Length of stay Gender Ethnicity Croydon 7 4 Cambian Colchester 1 Priory Aberdare 1 Curocare Greenwich 1 Cedar Vale Danshell 14 months – 13 years 4 male 3 female 6 white British 1 mixed Kingston 0 - - - - Merton 3 2 Cambian Colchester 1 Churchill, London 2 months – 2 years 3 male 3 white British Richmond 0 - - - - Sutton 1 Norfolk 8 months Male White British Wandsworth 6 2 Atlas House, London 1 Jeesal Cawson, Norfolk 1 Bloomfield London 1 Partnerships in Care, Norfolk 1 National Autism Unit, Kent 6 months – 23 years 5 male 1 female 3 white British 1 1 African 1 other black background Total 17 Source: CCG Returns