North Cumbria Health and Care

Copeland ICC

 
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ICC Fact file

ICC Population: 61,748

ICC Leadership Trio

Adult Social Care: Mark Hastings
North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust: Zoe Fullager
GP: Celia Heaseman (Westcroft) & Eve Miles (Seascale)

Health Profile

  • Older population projected to increase
  • Life Expectancy and Healthy Life Expectancy (males and females) below national average
  • Unemployment above national average
  • Hospital stays for alcohol related harm worse than national average
  • Childhood obesity/excess weight worse than national average
  • Deliveries to teenage mothers above national average
  • Planned hospital admissions for hip replacement above national average
  • Incidence of all cancers (in particular breast and lung) above national average
  • Early mortality (under 75 years) above national average
  • A&E use above Cumbria CCG average
  • More patients with high blood pressure; diabetes; asthma; and dementia than national average

Find out more

Detailed profiles have been developed for each ICC to support the planning of future services.

They cover information on the population and local health needs.

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North Cumbria has been divided into eight Integrated Care Communities based on clusters of GP practices and their registered populations. By understanding the challenges that each area faces it is hoped that the community can work together with health and care organisations to improve the health and wellbeing of local people.