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Theme 6: Strengthen the role and impact of ill health prevention
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Interventions and support are vital in helping people keep healthy and these priorities are suggested to help residents achieve good mental and physical wellbeing.
a) Increasing support to help prevent ill-health and long-term conditions such as cardiovascular disease.
b) Increasing mental health prevention and early help.
c) Increasing learning disability annual health checks and referrals to support services.
d) Promoting good health to keep people in work.
Interventions and support are vital in helping people keep healthy and these priorities are suggested to help residents achieve good mental and physical wellbeing.
a) Increasing support to help prevent ill-health and long-term conditions such as cardiovascular disease.
b) Increasing mental health prevention and early help.
c) Increasing learning disability annual health checks and referrals to support services.