Welcome to the South East Public Health Observatory (SEPHO)

The format for the 2009 profiles has been changed to provide more information on individual regions and more input from the Regional Directors of Public Health. The 2009 profiles include 4 more pages, more text, regional maps of relevant health indicators, and comparison of local authority areas to the regional average as well as the England average.

Click here to access the reports.

Results from the 2008/09 NCMP were published by the NHS Information Centre (NHS IC) on 10th Dec 2009. The 2008/09 NCMP took height and weight measures of over 1 million children in England. In the South East, 8.7% of children in Reception year (aged 4-5 years) were classified as obese and 16.0% of children in Year 6 (aged 10-11 years).

The NHS IC 2008/09 NCMP headline report can be downloaded from the NHS IC website. Click here to access the report.

The National Obesity Observatory has published Local Authority and Primary Care Trust e-atlases for the examination of 2008/09 NCMP results and data from previous NCMP years, along with other relevant indicators including measures of local area deprivation. Click here to access the data.

SEEIT, the South East England Indicator Tool, is a ‘one-stop’ resource bringing together trends, projections and PCT plans and LAA trajectories for a range of Vital Signs and National Indicators.

The South East Health Inequalities Gap Measurement Tool provides a standardised approach to analysing health inequalities gaps and trends based on mortality rates for deprivation score-based quintiles of super output areas.

Click here to access SEEIT.

There are two versions of the Health Inequalities Gap Measurement Tool.

Click here to access the downloadable Excel version.

Click here to access the online version.