Joint Specific Needs Assessments

Joint Specific Needs Assessments (JSpNA’s) are detailed and narrowly focused needs assessments on specific topics, services, communities or conditions.

Joint Specific Needs Assessments (JSpNAs) are detailed assessments of need, trends, current performance against evidence of effectiveness, models and other factors, to inform detailed commissioning for addressing specific elements of the health and wellbeing of the population, for example, dementia, smoking, cardiovascular disease, end of life care. 

Please see the attached PDF documents for more information:

• Asylum seekers
• Carers
• Dementia
• Drugs and alcohol
• Gambling harms
• Healthy weight
• Homelessness
• Mental health
• Oral health
• Sexual violence
• Sexual health
• Transition from children's to adult's services
• Tuberculosis