Liverpool’s Director of Public Health highlights achievements of joint public health and intelligence service

 Matt Ashton, Director of Public Health for Liverpool, has commended the work of a joint public health and intelligence service, which the Collaborative established with Liverpool John Moores University in 2015.  

The service has worked with the Collaborative to create local intelligence and insight for the public health system across Cheshire and Merseyside to create real and meaningful impact for those living across the sub–region.  

As part of this work, the service has produced many reports into a number of public health topics, from wellbeing profiles and evaluations to worklessness and self-harm, which can be found below.   

• The Case for Change – Evidence based interventions for public health and the health and social care system across Liverpool City Region 
• The Case for Change – Evidence based interventions for public health and the health and social care system across Cheshire and Warrington  
• Children and Young People Health and Wellbeing Profile: Liverpool City Region 
• Children and Young People Health and Wellbeing Profile: Cheshire and Warrington 
• Maternity Services Needs Assessment  

• Worklessness in the Liverpool City Region 
• Worklessness in Cheshire and Warrington 
• Case for Change: Self-harm in Children and Young People 
• Resilient Communities 
• Supporting services to prevent, identify and respond to Adverse Childhood Experiences among the population of Cheshire & Merseyside 

• An evaluation of the Fire & Rescue Service Safe & Well Visits in Cheshire and Merseyside 
• Direct and indirect impacts of COVID-19 on health and wellbeing 
• Qualitative evaluation of the Champs ‘Saving Lives: Reducing the Pressure’ British Heart Foundation initiative