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Return to Listing About EMPHO Steering Board Contact Us Feedback Form Find Us Freedom of Information Help Job Opportunities Privacy Policy About Trent Cancer Registry About cancer Cancer Intelligence Cancer Data Confidentiality Publications Quality Steering Group Contact Us Find Us Job Opportunities Feedback Form What's new News Events Calendar Listing Data Store Hospital Episode Statistics Introduction Requesting HES data HES outputs Interactive maps Teenage pregnancy (local authority level) Teenage pregnancy (ward-level regional maps) Key Health Indicators Introduction Population Determinants of health Health indicators Population/demographic datasets Small area health data Methodologies Health Equity Audit Introduction Definitions Policy Guidance on methodology Case studies Health Impact Assessment Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Introduction National policy context Local context Data Tools NICE Costing templates Social marketing Introduction Local and regional projects What is social marketing? National policy context Key resources Themes Avoidable injury Introduction National policy context Regional policies and action plans The evidence base: what works? Sources of data Indicators and targets A profile in East Midlands Local interventions and initiatives Relevant websites Alcohol Introduction Policy context Key resources Evidence base Other resources Cancer Introduction National policy context 1 National policy context 2 National policy context 3 Regional policies and action plans Sources of data Other sources of information National information resources on gynaecological cancers Food and health Introduction National policy context Regional policy and action plans Sources of data Food and health in the East Midlands Food poverty Food poverty - EMPHO resources Infant feeding Relevant websites Mental health Introduction National policy context Regional policies Sources of data Indicators Profiles Self-harm Suicide Well-being Child and adolescent mental health Workforce mental health Guidance on management Information for commissioning services Obesity Introduction National policy context Regional policy and action plans National Childhood Measurement Programme Obesity in the East Midlands Interactive mapping Sources of data Guidance and advice resources Other relevant website and resources Physical activity Introduction National policy context Regional policy and action plans Sources of data Physical activity in the East Midlands Evidence base and guidelines Public Health Intelligence East Midlands Public Health Intelligence Network EMPHIN Forum EMPHIN Leads Group East Midlands Public Health GIS Network Training and development of analysts EMPHO communications Renal disease and services Introduction National Policy Data Tools Smoking Introduction National Policy and Guidance Context Regional Policies and Action Plans Interventions: The Evidence Base Sources of Data A Profile of Tobacco and Harm in the East Midlands: Overview 2006/7 Indicators and Targets Relevant websites Sexual Health Introduction National Policy Context Sexual Health in the East Midlands Evidence Base and Guidelines on Interventions/Services Sources of Data Other Resources Relevant Websites Teenage Pregnancy Introduction National Policy Context Regional context and action plans Sources of data Data Interactive mapping Targets Teenage pregnancy in the East Midlands Local, regional and national initiatives and toolkits Evidence base Other APHO regions/nations Cross-cutting themes Children and young people's health Black and minority ethnic health Introduction Health inequalities Equity of access Initiatives Policy context Data Health Inequalities Introduction National policy context Regional policy and action plans Measuring health inequalities/Data sources Health inequalities in the East Midlands Evidence base and guidelines on interventions/services Other resources Relevant websites Links Network	Return to Listing Freedom of Information The Freedom of Information Act 2000 came into force on 1 January 2005. Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, anybody may request information from a public authority which has functions in England , Wales and/or Northern Ireland . The Act confers two statutory rights on applicants: To be told whether or not the public authority holds that information; and if so, To have that information communicated to them. It enables anybody in the world to have a full reply for information supplied on written request, if it is not exempt, within 20 working days of receipt . It applies to retrospective information. The ethos is to supply all . Exceptions are: if costs of supplying information exceed £600 if it is a repeat or vexatious request if the information you are supplying is planned to be published. Exemptions are not all so straightforward as many would also be subject to a public interest test. There are 23 exemptions from the rights of access under the FOI Act. The EMPHO Publication Scheme The aim of this publication scheme is to set out: What information we publish or intend to publish as a matter of course How this information will be published Whether the information will be available free of charge or on payment. Our intention is to publish as much information as possible about ourselves and about the statistical information that we gather. The publication scheme divides the information published by EMPHO into several broad areas with a number of sub-headings under each. The organisation Governance Organisational structure Steering Board papers Statistics EMPHO provides statistical information and analyses on the health of the East Midlands' population. We produce datasets, publications, CD-ROMs and also provide statistical services and an information-rich website.. How to obtain information from EMPHO Your entitlement to information From January 2005 you have been able to make requests for specific information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. However, before doing so, you should ensure that the information is not already publicly available on the website. Please contact us on (01623) 812069 or e-mail .
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