ITEM 8a TRI-BOROUGH PUBLIC HEALTH REPORT

2013-14

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  The Areas of Focus

•Reducing health inequalities through a focused effort across all services that effect Health and Wellbeing,

•Giving Every Child the Best Start in life,

•The Clustering of unhealthy lifestyle choices,

•Childhood Obesity,

•The Ageing Population,

Tri-borough PHI team

Life expectancy through the No.36 bus route

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Give every child the best start in life

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Percentage of smokers who consume no fruits and vegetable in an average day

25.6%

Percentage of smokers who have less than once per month of physical activity for 30 minutes

15.4%

Percentage of smokers who have six or more drinks at least once a week

7.9%

People with multiple life style risk factors: People who smoke tend to have several life style risk factors

Westminster Major Health Campaign. 2011.

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Expected sharp rise in the number of cases of dementia in the next 20 years compared to last 10 years

By 2027, there will be 50% more cases in INWL compared with 2001

Rise is expected as a result of increasing Life Expectancy and the large numbers of people reaching old age from 10 years’ time as a result of the ‘baby boom’Number of people with dementia across INWL

expected to be 6,800+ by 2031

Expected Prevalence of Dementia

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https://www.westminster.gov.uk/one-year-what-have-we-achieved-public-health

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