Regional Documents
Added on
12/08/2010
Updated on
17/03/2011
The Big Opportunity- Prevention: never more important than now
In March 2010 the Regional Director of Public Health for Yorkshire and the Humber published a report entitled 'The Big Opportunity - prevention: never more important than now' which includes regional alcohol actions and recommendations. Please click on the link below to download the report:
Healthy Ambitions
Healthy Ambitions is the regional report from the NHS Next Stage Review and sets out the strategic vision for the NHS in our region. The Staying Healthy pathway includes recommendations for action on alcohol agreed by senior clinicians in the region. The recommendations are to:
- Industrialise' screening and brief interventions in the NHS - and other front line settings.
Improve screening and identification of people with alcohol use problems. Commission the systematic use of brief interventions across NHS services and into other public sector services.
- Commission a range of specialist alcohol treatment services
Commission a range of 'tiered' services and ensure simple referral routes are accessible from screening points. Services to be commissioned separately from drugs misuse services - and 'decoupled' from national funding streams.
- Address availability and low cost of alcohol
NHS and other organisations to work together to reduce the accessibility of alcohol, including an increase in its price.
Over the Limit
In 2005 the Regional Public Health Group, the Yorkshire and the Humber Public Health Observatory and the Home Office for Government Office Yorkshire and the Humber co-authored a briefing bringing together available intelligence in relation to alcohol use in Yorkshire and the Humber.Alcohol Data Profile Report
In October 2010 Yorkshire and the Humber Public Health Observatory published a data profile report on alcohol related harm.
- Yorkshire and Humber Data Profile Report
Data analysis for the Yorkshire and Humber region including mortality, hospital admissions, ambulance services, consumption and crime and violence.
