and West Dunbartonshire Bruce Whyte, Glasgow Centre for Population - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Trends in health and inequality in Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire Bruce Whyte, Glasgow Centre for Population Health Community-led Approaches to Reducing Poverty: A review of evidence and practice Clydebank Town Hall, Thursday 22 nd September 2016

Population - Glasgow

Population – West Dunbartonshire

Population trends

Deprivation

Child poverty – West Dunbartonshire

Glasgow Neighbourhoods

Child poverty – Glasgow

Fuel Poverty – Glasgow and Clyde Valley

Food Poverty

In work Poverty – Scotland

Private renting - Glasgow

People out of work – West Dunbartonshire

Proximity to vacant and derelict land – West Dunbartonshire

Life expectancy – West Dunbartonshire

Male life expectancy by deprivation

Female life expectancy by deprivation

Healthy life expectancy in West Dunbartonshire

http://www.wdcpp.org.uk/your-community/your-community-in-profile/

Profiles… Provide communities and planners with up- to-date and locally- Show trends in key indicators relevant public health Highlight health and social inequalities intelligence Breast Feeding at 6/8 weeks 60 Male Life Expectancy at birth in Greater Glasgow and Clyde CH(C)Ps, 2001-2005 Source: Compiled by GCPH using GROS population estimates and death registrations % of mothers breastfeeding 50 80.0 SE Glasgow 45.5 78.0 77.4 40 Scotland 76.5 35.2 A boy born today in East 76.0 Estimated life expectancy in years at birth Dunbartonshire might live on average for 9 more 30 73.9 years than one born in 74.0 East Glasgow 72.5 72.0 20 71.4 71.1 70.9 70.8 70.1 70.0 10 68.1 68.2 68.0 0 66.0 97-99 98-00 99-01 00-02 01-03 02-04 03-05 04-06 64.0 62.0 Scotland East Glasgow North Glasgow South West West Glasgow Inverclyde CHP West South East Renfrewshire East East CHCP CHCP Glasgow CHCP CHCP Dunbartonshire Glasgow CHCP CHP Renfrewshire Dunbartonshire CHP CHCP CHP CHP/CHCP Provide local level information to aid priority-setting and the Developing targeting of resource knowledge and understanding of the complexities around health and health inequalities

A plug for Tableau…. Clear and intuitive interaction allows a large range of  users to access the information they want to access User can select a variety of indicators  The user can compare different community councils easily  with West Dunbartonshire or Scotland Information is displayed in a variety of visual formats,  complementing the PDF profiles Can be tailored for desktop and mobile devises 

Map Comparisons

Spine Chart

Key points  Demographic trends important  Different aspects of poverty  some are difficult to quantify locally  levels of deprivation in West Dunbartonshire similar to Glasgow  clear differences in experience of poverty within council areas  Life expectancy trends significant in Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire  Gender differences and local variations in life spent in poor health