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  • Welcome to the public health website for Hartlepool PCT, Middlesbrough PCT, Redcar & Cleveland PCT and Stockton-on-Tees Teaching PCT. There are many public health resources on the site covering a wide range of topics; if you cannot see what you are looking for, please use the search facility. If you wish to contribute to a forum or create a blog you must register and sign in, but most content can be viewed without registering.

    We aim to provide a local focus on public health issues and would value your contributions. Any feedback on what you like and what you think could be improved would be welcome.

 
 
 
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    • 23/12/2009 JSNA 2009

      The Joint Strategic Needs Assessments (JSNAs) for all four PCTs are available on the JSNA page. They identify wider population health needs and include details on benchmarking, segmentation and forecast modelling. From these needs, medium to long-term commissioning intentions are identified.



    • 24/11/2009 Excess winter mortality 2008/9

      The Office for National Statistics report Excess winter mortality in England and Wales 2008/9 shows the highest rate of winter deaths nationally since 1999/2000. However, the North East is the only region not have shown a significant rise compared to the previous winter.



    • 28/04/2009 Swine Influenza

      The latest advice regarding the Swine Influenza outbreak is available from the Health Protection Agency (HPA). Click here to access their website which contains advice for both professionals and the public.



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    • Out-of-hours care 'must improve'
      Out-of-hours medical services in England are still "not good enough", the health minister admits after a doctor unlawfully killed a patient.
    • Mother's age 'affects autism risk'
      <div><p><p>“Women who delay pregnancy are more likely to have a child with autism,” the <em>Daily Mail</em> reported. It said that researchers have found that a woman…
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