Welcome to the My Health, My School (MHMS) Survey The My Health, My School (MHMS) annual survey is a free, online pupil perception survey designed to capture the views and experiences of children and young people across Leeds. It provides schools with valuable insight into health-related behaviours and wellbeing, supporting evidence-based school improvement. The survey is available for pupils in Years 5,...
Every Health and Wellbeing Board (HWB) in England has a statutory responsibility to publish and update a ‘pharmaceutical needs assessment’ or ‘PNA’, a statement of the need for pharmaceutical services for the population of its area. NHS England will use this PNA to review applications from pharmacies wanting to be approved to operate in the Leeds Health and Wellbeing Board...
Leeds Public Health Team. Health Needs Assessments
In May 2017 council's from across the North of England came together to participate in three Local Government Association (LGA) funded Innovation Lab-style workshops in Newcastle, Leeds and Stockport, to focus on promoting healthy lifestyles. Technologists worked alongside service providers and service users and created a number of prototype solutions, some of which can be found here. The winner was Leeds-based...
Durham City Major Centre Statistics Note: This is a processed dataset derived from official published sources. It may contain alterations, aggregations or cleaned-up versions of data published elsewhere. Please note, this dataset may be a one-off publication and may not be updated.
A dataset providing a set of information to help practitioners dealing with cases of domestic violence and abuse, including honour based violence and forced marriage. Included are leaflets for distribution to affected clients, as well as risk assessment forms and the process for making a Claire’s Law request. These documents have been published in preparation for a Leeds City Council innovation lab...
The following dataset provides the results of the Joined Up Leeds Survey and the final report. Joined Up Leeds was developed as a two-week period of conversations taking place across the city in which citizens discussed how their health and wellbeing data could and should be shared, the benefits of sharing, the concerns they have, and how information could be used...
