Health Needs Assessments
Health Needs Assessment
Immigration Removal Centre Health Needs Assessment
Moorland Prison Health Needs Assessment
Mental Health Needs Assessment
Health needs assessment (HNA) is a systematic process by which commissioners understand the health and health needs of the resident population. By also taking into account the differences in illness burden among different patient populations, commissioners can begin to determine variations in disease prevalence as well as resources. HNA has been defined as “the process of measuring the extent and nature of the needs of a particular target population so that services can respond to them” (Hooper 1999). Another definition is by Wright et al (2001) who defines a health needs assessment as “a systematic method of identifying the public health, health / social care needs of a population and making recommendations for changes to meet these needs.”
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Doncaster GPs to unveil their priority plans this week
Posted: April 18th, 9:30amDONCASTER’S family doctors will tomorrow (Thurs 19th.) launch a ‘5x5’ plan to help keep local people well
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NHS Doncaster publishes its findings from the public consultation
Posted: April 5th, 3:05pmFINDINGS from the public consultation into changes to some services provided at local hospitals has been published today (5 April).
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Healthy Living
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Equality and Fairness
Welcome to our Equality, Diversity and Human Rights section. The section contains our Single Equality Scheme 2009 – 2012, details of our Pacesetters project, information about our Equality and Diversity Steering Group and links to partner websites and information sheets.
