Introduction
Health data is produced and provided by a range of sources including Public Health England, NHS Digital, the Department of Health; as well as local sources including Cumbria County Council and Cumbria Clinical Commissioning Group. Here you will find a range of key reports and surveys relating to the health and wellbeing of the people of Cumbria.
Adult Social Care is part of Cumbria County Council and is responsible for providing help to adults, and their carers, when accessing care and support. They provide information, advice and sign-posting; advice about housing; preventative services such as reablement and equipment; short-term services; care assessments; care and support plans; information about funding; advice on personal budgets; support to carers; and safeguarding adults. To find out more about Adult Social Care follow the link below:
Current Cumbria Observatory Briefings, Summaries & Resources
- Health Summary, Cumbria and Districts (2022)
- Mental Health, Suicide & Learning Disabilities across Lancashire & South Cumbria (2018)
- Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment
- JSNA: Military Veterans Chapter (2017)
- JSNA: Refugees Chapter (2017)
- JSNA: Learning Disabilities & Autistic Spectrum Disorder Chapter (2017)
- JSNA: Mental Health Chapter (2016)
- Cancer Mortality in Cumbria (2016)
- JSNA: Carers Chapter (2016)
- JSNA: Older People Chapter (2016)
- Briefing: Social Isolation & Loneliness (2015)
- JSNA: Healthy Living & Lifestyles Chapter (2015)
- JSNA Health Inequalities Chapter (2015)
- Avoidable Mortality in Cumbria: A Case File Review of 78 Suicides (2014)
- JSNA: Children & Young People Emotional Health & Wellbeing (2014)
ICC (Integrated Care Community) Profiles
- ICC Profiles
- ICC Summary Dashboard (MS Excel) March 2019
- NHS Morecambe Bay CCG Profiles (external link)
- NHS North Cumbria CCG Profiles (external link)
- Map of Cumbria with ICC boundaries
- Map of NHS Cumbria CCG and NHS Morecambe Bay CCG
Population Health Management
Population health management refers to ways of bringing together health-related data to identify a specific population that health services may then prioritise. For more information about population health management in Cumbria, please visit our Population Health Management page.
Key Data Sources
- Active Cumbria: Active Lives Adult Survey
- Active Cumbria: Active Lives Children & Young People Survey
- Public health profiles (Office for Health Improvement & Disparities)
Key Documents
- Cumbria Joint Health & Wellbeing Strategy (2019-2029)
- Cumbria Joint Public Health Strategy (2019)
- Public Health Annual Report – Cumbria County Council
Useful Links
- NHS Digital
- Office for National Statistics (Health & Social Care)
- Adult Social Care – Cumbria County Council (external link)
Archived Cumbria Observatory Briefings, Summaries & Resources