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Health Profiles
Public Health England publish health profiles on more than 30 themes on their Fingertips web site. Quick links to some selected profiles are below.
General Health Profiles
Child Health - Somerset
Local Alcohol profiles
Local Tobacco Control Profiles
Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Profiles - NHS Somerset CCG
Adult Social Care - Somerset
- People with care and support needs
- Enhancing quality of life for people
- Delaying and reducing the need for care and support
- Ensuring a positive experience of care and support
- Safeguarding vulnerable adults
- Better Care Fund
GP Commissioning Locality Profiles
In addition, the Public Health team in Somerset produce annual profiles for each of the nine GP Commissioning Localities in the county. Each document aims to aid Commissioning Localities in the identification of health needs, priorities and potential service interventions that could be commissioned or provided.
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The number of cars and vans available for use by households in Somerset was 318,697 in 2011, an average of 14 cars per 10 households. Nationally, there were 12 cars per 10 households. - 2011 Census