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Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style National Child Measurement Programme Workshop Rosie Taylor, DH Obesity and Food Policy Branch November / December 2012 1 Click to edit Master title style Click to edit


  1. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style National Child Measurement Programme Workshop Rosie Taylor, DH Obesity and Food Policy Branch November / December 2012 1

  2. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style NCMP update 2

  3. ���������������������������������������� Overview • Looking back over past year of NCMP • 2012/13 school year – Transition from PCTs to local authorities – Data upload – Supporting transition • 2013/14 and beyond 3

  4. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style Past year of NCMP 4

  5. ���������������������������������������� Data upload 2011/12 • Deadline for upload was 17 th August 2012 • All PCTs have now uploaded – Thank you! • HSCIC now checking and analysing the data • Report due out on 12th December 2012 • Data sharing with PHOs and local analysis 5

  6. Issue with the Leicester Height ���������������������������������������� Measure • All areas have now responded to the letter from the Chief Medical Officer regarding this issue • Less than 1% of measured children affected • HSCIC is taking action according to its corrections policy in terms of how to handle the affected data • Not expected to significantly affect data quality 6

  7. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style NCMP 2012/13 7

  8. ���������������������������������������� NCMP 2012/13 • NHS guidance published – April 2012 • Schools guidance co-published with Department for Education – October 2012 • No change to how NCMP is delivered • Encouraging feedback of results to all parents • 2012/13 data upload deadline: 16 August 2013 8

  9. ���������������������������������������� Data upload 2012/13 • One upload per PCT • Where PCT and local authority are coterminous, or two PCTs becomes one local authority, no issues. • Where one PCT splits into more than one local authority, will need to collaborate locally with neighbouring local authorities to ensure full coverage and upload. • Recommend measuring before April in schools that are currently in the PCT boundary but will be outside the LA boundary. • We will be contacting areas where boundaries between PCTs and LAs are complex to offer support on managing the NCMP upload. 9

  10. ���������������������������������������� Resources • NHS guidance • Schools guidance • Why Your Child’s Weight Matters • NCMP closed network on Obesity Learning Centre • HSCIC Feedback and Upload tools and online training for 2012/13 • E-learning for Healthcare modules on obesity • Directory of obesity training providers 10

  11. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style NCMP beyond 2012/13 11

  12. ���������������������������������������� NCMP beyond 2012/13 • Responsibility for NCMP will transition to local authorities in April 2013 • Surveillance aspect of NCMP will be mandated from 2013/14 • NCMP data will underpin the Public Health Outcomes Framework indicator on excess weight in children • The public health ring-fence will include an allocation for the delivery of NCMP • Planned changes to data flows from 2013/14 • Redevelopment of Upload and Feedback Tool for 2013/14 – call for users! • Research: London School Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 12

  13. Click to edit Master title style Your questions… Click to edit Master subtitle style 13

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