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Last chance to register for tomorrow’s Distinguished Lecture on #FuturePublicHealth!
Prof. Sir Frank Atherton will reflect on the challenges of delivering public health in a politically charged environment and lessons learned throughout his career.
Register today ➡️ www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
Prof. Sir Frank Atherton will reflect on the challenges of delivering public health in a politically charged environment and lessons learned throughout his career.
Register today ➡️ www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
April 3, 2025 at 9:30 AM
Last chance to register for tomorrow’s Distinguished Lecture on #FuturePublicHealth!
Prof. Sir Frank Atherton will reflect on the challenges of delivering public health in a politically charged environment and lessons learned throughout his career.
Register today ➡️ www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
Prof. Sir Frank Atherton will reflect on the challenges of delivering public health in a politically charged environment and lessons learned throughout his career.
Register today ➡️ www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
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DPH Cambridgeshire Sally Cartwright has given a presentation at #LGAPublicHealth25 on Cambridgeshire's WorkWell Pilot area.
"It's not one player that can make a difference here, it takes everyone working together."
"It's not one player that can make a difference here, it takes everyone working together."
April 2, 2025 at 9:40 AM
DPH Cambridgeshire Sally Cartwright has given a presentation at #LGAPublicHealth25 on Cambridgeshire's WorkWell Pilot area.
"It's not one player that can make a difference here, it takes everyone working together."
"It's not one player that can make a difference here, it takes everyone working together."
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In the next FPH and University of Staffordshire Centre for Health and Development’s joint webinar, Dr Mike Oliver (Health Psychologist) will discuss organisational health literacy and its impact on population health outcomes and tackling health inequalities.
www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
Health literacy: there’s something tangible we can do when it comes to tackling health inequalities
This University of Staffordshire’s Centre for Health and Development (CHAD) and Faculty of Public Health (FPH) joint webinar with Health Psychologist Dr Mike Oliver will explore organisational health ...
www.fph.org.uk
February 26, 2025 at 2:34 PM
In the next FPH and University of Staffordshire Centre for Health and Development’s joint webinar, Dr Mike Oliver (Health Psychologist) will discuss organisational health literacy and its impact on population health outcomes and tackling health inequalities.
www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...
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What influences health inequalities?
Our Evidence Hub is newly updated and expanded, with the latest insights into the impact of inequalities by deprivation, geography, ethnicity and disability.
Explore the evidence ⬇️
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Our Evidence Hub is newly updated and expanded, with the latest insights into the impact of inequalities by deprivation, geography, ethnicity and disability.
Explore the evidence ⬇️
https://buff.ly/41fc1Xa
Health inequalities | The Health Foundation
Improvements in life expectancy have stalled and there are wide inequalities in health within and between local areas
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February 26, 2025 at 2:45 PM
What influences health inequalities?
Our Evidence Hub is newly updated and expanded, with the latest insights into the impact of inequalities by deprivation, geography, ethnicity and disability.
Explore the evidence ⬇️
https://buff.ly/41fc1Xa
Our Evidence Hub is newly updated and expanded, with the latest insights into the impact of inequalities by deprivation, geography, ethnicity and disability.
Explore the evidence ⬇️
https://buff.ly/41fc1Xa
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Our President @felly500.bsky.social interviewed by
@alexisconran.bsky.social on Times Radio on the
@bmj.com investigation on tactics used to overturn councils’ attempts to prevent new fast food outlets.
We need policies that reduce availability, affordability, and visibility.
bit.ly/419b2ZA
@alexisconran.bsky.social on Times Radio on the
@bmj.com investigation on tactics used to overturn councils’ attempts to prevent new fast food outlets.
We need policies that reduce availability, affordability, and visibility.
bit.ly/419b2ZA
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February 10, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Our President @felly500.bsky.social interviewed by
@alexisconran.bsky.social on Times Radio on the
@bmj.com investigation on tactics used to overturn councils’ attempts to prevent new fast food outlets.
We need policies that reduce availability, affordability, and visibility.
bit.ly/419b2ZA
@alexisconran.bsky.social on Times Radio on the
@bmj.com investigation on tactics used to overturn councils’ attempts to prevent new fast food outlets.
We need policies that reduce availability, affordability, and visibility.
bit.ly/419b2ZA
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The report also rightly points out city living shouldn’t mean a trade-off between the determinants of health like access to healthy food and clean air.
The report also rightly points out city living shouldn’t mean a trade-off between the determinants of health like access to healthy food and clean air.
December 12, 2024 at 11:31 AM
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The report also rightly points out city living shouldn’t mean a trade-off between the determinants of health like access to healthy food and clean air.
The report also rightly points out city living shouldn’t mean a trade-off between the determinants of health like access to healthy food and clean air.
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This means that there is no one size fits all when to comes to public health.
As the report and our recent research demonstrates, the need to tailor our approach in a culturally competent way is key to meeting the needs of different communities in the same cities 🏙️
This means that there is no one size fits all when to comes to public health.
As the report and our recent research demonstrates, the need to tailor our approach in a culturally competent way is key to meeting the needs of different communities in the same cities 🏙️
December 12, 2024 at 11:31 AM
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This means that there is no one size fits all when to comes to public health.
As the report and our recent research demonstrates, the need to tailor our approach in a culturally competent way is key to meeting the needs of different communities in the same cities 🏙️
This means that there is no one size fits all when to comes to public health.
As the report and our recent research demonstrates, the need to tailor our approach in a culturally competent way is key to meeting the needs of different communities in the same cities 🏙️
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🧵 1/3 The Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report: Health in Cities has been published today.
The report reinforces the need for public health interventions to truly meet people and communities where they are 🤝
Cities benefit from having highly diverse populations.
www.gov.uk/government/p...
The report reinforces the need for public health interventions to truly meet people and communities where they are 🤝
Cities benefit from having highly diverse populations.
www.gov.uk/government/p...
Chief Medical Officer’s annual report 2024: health in cities
Professor Whitty’s report outlines a broad range of health opportunities and challenges for city populations, and includes case studies from core cities in England.
www.gov.uk
December 12, 2024 at 11:31 AM
🧵 1/3 The Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report: Health in Cities has been published today.
The report reinforces the need for public health interventions to truly meet people and communities where they are 🤝
Cities benefit from having highly diverse populations.
www.gov.uk/government/p...
The report reinforces the need for public health interventions to truly meet people and communities where they are 🤝
Cities benefit from having highly diverse populations.
www.gov.uk/government/p...