Appendix 1 Summary of FMPPCP reviews 2006-2012 Document Data Comments FMPPCP Strategic Demographics 2007: All data can be included in evidence Plan Evidence Base Population size incl synthesis for 2009-2012 Indigenous and Education data is by LGA need by – Priorities: CALD suburb Community Profile AEDI Income is by LGA we need data by – Characteristics at small area, ie. suburb or postcode LGA level of: Neighbourhood Renewal data for education, Hastings is not included employment, income, CentreLink data (Pensions, Benefits, child and family, Public Housing) is at LGA level – social and cultural, needs to be at small area level aged and disability, health (BoD, VAED), services Peninsula Health Geography, Includes SEIFA for 10 small areas Working Towards transport, urban with low IRSD scores Integrated development No other data is at postcode (small Ambulatory Health Demographics area) level Care (June 2011): including SEIFA FV data could/should be in tables of Population Needs Health Inequality evidence Analysis Indicators Talks about social inclusion but Chronic and complex which groups at most doesn’t clarify care service risk of social inclusion or how that – planning data affects their access to health services Data can be included in evidence synthesis Should the evidence synthesis talk only about inequalities or also inequities? ie,those inequalities which are unfair/unjust and amenable to change through health promotion, policy, service development etc FMPPCP Survey results from If there are social inclusion needs, Social Inclusion member agencies on then there are issues of social Needs Assessment which population exclusion but they are not explained. 2010-2011 groups at most risk of There are no responses identified social inclusion and from localities where the ‘hot barriers to social for social exclusion are likely to be connection occurring. What is the relationship between and social exclusion in the ‘place’ catchment? Department of Compiles all available All data is for Victoria-wide which is Health statewide data useful for comparisons with data that Your Health: Chief is specific to Frankston and the Health Mornington Peninsula Officer’s report 2010
Appendix 1 Summary of FMPPCP reviews 2006-2012 Document Data Comments FMPPCP Strategic Plan Evidence Base for 2009-2012 Priorities: Community Profile Demographics 2007: Population size incl Indigenous and CALD AEDI Characteristics at LGA level of: education, employment, income, child and family, social and cultural, aged and disability, health (BoD, VAED), services All data can be included in evidence synthesis Education data is by LGA – need by suburb Income is by LGA – we need data by small area, ie. suburb or postcode Neighbourhood Renewal data for Hastings is not included CentreLink data (Pensions, Benefits, Public Housing) is at LGA level – needs to be at small area level Peninsula Health Working Towards Integrated Ambulatory Health Care (June 2011): Population Needs Analysis Geography, transport, urban development Demographics including SEIFA Health Inequality Indicators Chronic and complex care – service planning data Includes SEIFA for 10 small areas with low IRSD scores No other data is at postcode (small area) level FV data could/should be in tables of evidence Talks about social inclusion but doesn’t clarify which groups at most risk of social inclusion or how that affects their access to health services Data can be included in evidence synthesis Should the evidence synthesis talk only about inequalities or also inequities? ie,those inequalities which are unfair/unjust and amenable to change through health promotion, policy, service development etc FMPPCP Social Inclusion Needs Assessment 2010-2011 Survey results from member agencies on which population groups at most risk of social inclusion and barriers to social connection If there are social inclusion needs, then there are issues of social exclusion but they are not explained. There are no responses identified from localities where the ‘hot for social exclusion are likely to be occurring. What is the relationship between ‘place’ and social exclusion in the catchment? Department of Health Your Health: Chief Health Officer’s report 2010 Compiles all available statewide data All data is for Victoria-wide which is useful for comparisons with data that is specific to Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula
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