Breast cancer screening, childhood immunisation and reducing self-harm

June 19, 2023 Cabinet (Cabinet collective) Awaiting outcome View on council website

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Summary

Merton Cabinet noted performance and progress on breast cancer screening, childhood immunisation, and reducing self-harm on 19/06/2023. Cabinet requested NHS England provide a breast cancer screening site in Merton urgently and agreed to continue using Council channels to increase uptake of immunisations, screening, and mental health support services for children and young people.

Full council record

Purpose

Update on breast cancer screening, childhood immunisation and reducing self-harm (following approval of Strategic Theme report recommendation in July 2022)

Decision

RESOLVED:

A That Cabinet noted the performance and progress, identified actions and the governance arrangements for the three programmes covered by the report.

B That Cabinet request that NHS England provides a breast cancer screening site in Merton as a matter of urgency. This would improve access to important services and contribute to reducing health inequalities.

C That Cabinet agreed to continue to use Council channels to increase uptake of immunisations, screening and to promote services that support the mental health of children and young people

Related Meeting

Cabinet - Monday 19 June 2023 7.15 pm on June 19, 2023

Supporting Documents

Appendix One Merton Breast Cancer Screening Action Plan.pdf
Breast cancer screening childhood immunisations and reducing self harm Cabinet June 2023 FINAL TO CA.pdf

Details

OutcomeFor Determination
Decision date19 Jun 2023
Effective from27 Jun 2023
Expected date19 Jun 2023
Originally due19 Jun 2023
Lead officerClarissa Larsen
Subject to call-inYes