PANSI News
Planned update June 2012
PANSI update 6.0 to include:
- Revised ONS population projections
- Updated services provided data
- Updated benefits data
New in PANSI
PANSI update 5.0 released 28 October 2011:
- Standard years show 2011, 2015, 2020, 2025, 2030
- Next five years show 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015
- Updated ethnicity data
- Services provided pages updated with 2009/10 data
- New page 'Incapacity benefit'
PANSI update 4.1 released 2nd December 2010:
- Move between locations using a map
- City of London and Isles of Scilly data added
- New data for Mental health: Psychiatric co-morbidity
- Updated prevalence for Challenging behaviour
- Revised Disability allowance data
- Revised Guardianship data
PANSI Update 4.0 released 9 July 2010:
- Population data updated
- Compare data between different geographical locations - for selected datasets
- Download multiple geographical locations on any page
- Performance pages updated with 2008-2009 data
PANSI Update 3.0 released 16 April 2010:
- Select authorities by comparators, by geographical neighbour, and by region
- Use 'My favourites' to select regions, councils and districts
- Revised design for all pages
- View all ages for: Stroke, Diabetes, Visual impairment, Hearing impairement, LD - baseline estimates, LD - Moderate or severe
- Revised prevalence for: Stroke, ASD (by gender), Mental health problem, Drugs/alcohol
- Moderate or serious physical disability: rows grouped by severity
PANSI update 2.1 released 03 February 2010
- Revised Suicide data
PANSI Update 2.0 released 14 November 2009:
- Government Office Region data available
- Standard years now show 2009, 2015, 2020, 2025, 2030
- Next five years now show 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013
- Next five years facility available on all pages where figures are projected
- Percentage change from 2009 through to 2030 available for: Population by age, Population by gender/age, LD - moderate or severe
- Set own favourite locality
- New page: Diabetes
- New page: Hearing impairment
PANSI 1.2 released Friday 31 July 2009:
- Data included for the 4 new unitary authorities which replace Bedfordshire and Cheshire
- New prevalence rate for Alcohol dependence
- Learning disability - new page 'Complex'
- Learning disability - new page 'Living with a parent'
- Revised Ethnicity data
- Revised Disability allowance data
- Performance pages updated with 2007-2008 data
- Revised Guardianship data
- New user questionnaire facility
PANSI 1.1.1 released on Wednesday 4 February 2009 - single login to use POPPI and PANSI enabled
PANSI 1.1 released on Friday 19 December 2008:
- Down's syndrome with dementia - new page
- Autistic spectrum disorder - new prevalence rate
- Screen heading redesign
PANSI v1.0 launched 6 October 2008
IPC News
Welsh mental health commissioning guidance A report was commissioned by the Welsh Government as a cross-agency aid to commissioning in adult mental health. The guidance produced by IPC can be found here.
IPC involved in national research into families
IPC is contributing to the Family Strategic Partnership Expert Roundtable Event, 'Levelling the Playing Field in Commissioning' this April. The partnership is researching the experience of family services commissioning. More here
Free taster session for Housing managers' course
Places are available for the introduction to the popular Advanced Diploma in Leading Care Services on 10th May in Guildford. More details here.
Help to live at home in Wiltshire
IPC associate John Bolton has undertaken a review of Wiltshire Council's new, outcome-focused 'help to live at home' service. Read the case study report here.
IPC contributes to NHS workshop on stroke
NHS East and Midlands held an afternoon workshop on stroke and stroke rehabilitation at which a presentation by Professor Andrew Kerslake focused on national performance data. Details can be found here.
IPC report on social care after the collapse of Southern Cross
The co-ordinated response of the social care sector to the collapse of Southern Cross was notable. A paper, produced by IPC for ADASS, explores the implications.
IPC research on efforts to address quality
IPC has prepared an overview for the National Care Forum (NCF) on the contribution of not for profit providers to social care.
IPC prepares national report on the future of care for older people
IPC has been involved in the preparation of a report for the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) on the future of services for older people. 'The Case for Tomorrow: facing the future' is a review of the changes over the last 10 years and a vision of the future.
Originally developed for the Care Services Efficiency Delivery Programme (CSED), part of the Department of Health, this system provides population data by age band, gender, ethnic group, and by disability living allowance, incapacity benefits, and guardianship for English local authorities.
Prevalence rates from research have been used to estimate the impact of: learning disability, including living with a parent, Down's syndrome, challenging behaviour, autistic spectrum disorders; moderate or serious physical disability including personal care, stroke, diabetes, visual impairment and hearing impairment; mental health problems including depression, neurotic, personality and psychotic disorders, drugs and alcohol, suicide, adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and early onset dementia.
Finally, nationally available performance data on individual budgets/self directed support/direct payments and supported residents in care homes, are applied to the projected population figures.
Photograph supplied by and reproduced with permission from the Down's Syndrome Association.
