Research and analysis

Spend and outcome tool (SPOT)

An overview of spend and outcomes in local authorities and clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), for public health teams and commissioners.

Published 16 February 2017

• From: Public Health England

Documents

Spend and outcome tool: local authorities

XLSM, 26.2MB

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Local authority individual factsheets

http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20170302112650/http://yhpho.org.uk/laspot/flattable.aspx

Spend and outcome tool: CCGs

XLSM, 19MB

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CCG individual factsheets

http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20170302112650/http://yhpho.org.uk/quad/Flattable.aspx

Details

Public health teams and commissioners can:

• download a bespoke factsheet for your local authority or CCG from the UK Government Web Archive

• compare against other local authorities or CCGs

• look at spend against a selection of outcomes across public health interventions and frameworks, including the Public Health Outcomes Framework

• identify programmes with outcomes that are significantly different to similar local authorities or CCGs, that may need more analysis

• use the tool alongside return on investment and health economics tools

Watch the video below for guidance on how to use the tool.

How to use the spend and outcome tool

If you have any questions or feedback, email healtheconomics@phe.gov.uk.

Published 16 February 2017