you and colleagues are probably aware of a comprehensive health needs
assessment, Ruth, that provides a framework for local work and updating:
http://www.hcna.bham.ac.uk/documents/04_HCNA3_D4.pdf
Many years ago, with colleagues, I wrote a step-by-step guide to health
needs assessment for the NHS ,which you may know about, but I updated it
and incorporated it into chapter 5 in my Ethnicity, race and health in
multicultural societies book (available to list members at a discount,
at least in the past):
http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780198568179.do
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Ruth Wilson wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am contacting list members on behalf of the Regional Leads for
> Migration and Health in three northern regions: NE, NW and Yorkshire and
> the Humber.
>
> We are developing a toolkit for committees involved in the development
> of Joint Strategic Needs Assessments, to help them consider and take
> into account issues relating to asylum seekers, refugees and migrants.
> We are including some short case studies, and are very interested to
> include one or two examples where:
>
> - the process of writing the JSNA has involved an element of
> consultation with migrant/refugee communities, or third sector
> organisations working closely with these communities
> - the development of the JSNA has led to the commissioning of a service
> addressing migrant/refugee health
>
> Please contact me if you have an example of the above. Thank you.
>
> Best wishes,
>
>
> Ruth Wilson
> tandem communications and research
> 07930 580533
>
> The regional migration and health leads for the three Northern regions
> are gathering information for a toolkit which will help commissioners
> and planners ensure that Joint Strategic Needs Assessments (JSNAs)
> increasingly take into account the health challenges that migration
> brings and identify cost-effective solutions.
>
> We are keen to include short case studies of interesting practice, to
> demonstrate the different ways that services can effectively engage with
> a range of migrant communities.
>
> Definition of migrants for this toolkit
>
> All new migrants (arrived in the last ten years), including: refugees;
> asylum seekers; migrant workers; trafficked persons; undocumented
> migrants; family joiners (spouses or dependants).
>
> It includes adults and children under 18 (accompanied or unaccompanied).
> For more details
> see: http://www.migrationyorkshire.org.uk/?page=whoaremigrants
>
> *The Regional Leads for Migration and Health in the NE, NW and Yorkshire
> and Humber regions are:*
>
> Susy Stirling, Regional Lead for Migration and Health, Y and H Region
> (assisted by Ruth Wilson and Hannah Lewis, tandem)
>
> Alison Ricketts, Regional Lead for Migration and Health, NW Region
> (assisted by Cath Maffia, TS4SE)
>
> David Chappel, Regional Lead for Migration and Health, NE Region
> (assisted by Elaine Rodger)
>
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