Long-term health conditions

- Potential Years of Life Lost (PYLL) from causes considered amenable to healthcare - Decrease in the under 75 mortality rate from major diseases (cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, liver disease, cancer) - Increase in the average number of survival years (one and five year survival) for all kinds of diseases or medical conditions - Proportion of people who recover from injury or trauma - Proportion of people who experience improved health following planned treatments - Number of people for whom the concern for their health is reduced - Emergency waiting times for medical tre

- Number of hospital deaths attributable to problems in care - Number of incidences of hospital-related venous thromboembolism (VTE), healthcare associated infections (HCAI), newly-acquired ulcers, and medication errors - Number of full-term babies admitted to neonatal care (safety of maternity services) - Number of incidences of harm to children due to failure to monitor

- Proportion of the population registered at a General Practice - Number of people who have used a healthcare service in the past 6 months - Number and geographical coverage of public health centres including dental services, maternity services, social care services and sexual health centres and sexual education providers - Proportion of people who are offered rehabilitation services after discharge from hospital - Change in perception about the quality of health and social services

- Equality throughout the population in healthy eating and exercise - Equality throughout the population in life expectancy and preventing premature death

- National/local average life expectancy - Life expectancy at 75 - Overall mortality rate - Age-standardised mortality and infant mortality rates - Incidence of major diseases (cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, liver disease, cancer)

- National/local levels of fruit and vegetable consumption - National/local levels of malnutrition - Availability and use of sports facilities - Percentage of the adult population participating in at least 150 minutes of moderateintensity aerobic activity every week (NHS recommended target)

- Has access to and uses health-related information

- Expresses a positive attitude toward looking after themselves - Is satisfied with the state of their physical health - Expresses optimism regarding their state of health or illness

- Reports a positive experience of healthcare and support services (including e.g.

- Recovers from injury or trauma - Reports an improvement in activity/lifestyle following injury or trauma - Recovers to previous levels of mobility following injury or trauma