The Faculty of Public Health is setting out a new “Vision for the Public’s Health.”
50 pragmatic, evidence-informed recommendations for Government to improve health and tackle inequalities.
Read here ➡️ https://t.co/hwhunA7UBT
#FPHVisionForHealth
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Virtual tickets for FPH, @RoySocMed, @ADPHUK and @R_S_P_H’s joint ‘Tackling Poverty – A Call to Action’ Conference this Friday (17 May) are still available.
Register now.
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@gwentpsb Thank you for having us. Looking forward to working with your nominees, to support efforts to influence these important factors that affect our health, and share learning
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📢Job opportunity - still open until midnight tomorrow night 13 Feb 24. Great public health principal opportunity, in a fab team at a national level in Wales, working with partners on determinants that matters for health https://t.co/RyNdbs8Z7s
📢Leading change in public health is more critical than ever! Explore the traits of successful leaders driving systems change in our latest report. Let's inspire the next generation of health leaders!⤵️
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My maternity backfill post is out! Can’t recommend wonderful west wales enough - anyone passionate about public health and considering a new challenge please have a look!! 👀
People are crapping all over the plans to change Wales' speed limits to 20mph instead of 30mph.
There is a lot of noise about it but having looked at the evidence I believe this is actually a really good bit of policy.
Let me explain.
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Today, we are calling on all political parties to put #PublicHealth at the ♥️ of the upcoming general election in order to prevent the ⬆️number of people living with – and dying from – preventable illness.
👀Read why we want a new Public Health Act ➡️https://t.co/a3lbm3M1ED
"The sticky fingers of the ultra-processed food industry can be seen all over this position statement."
@SoilAssociation response to the flawed SACN position statement on ultra-processed foods.
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https://t.co/q8hGGvJ3ti
We know there are links between recession, debt, unemployment and financial adversity. We also know there are things we can do about it. Our comment led by Mark Sinyor and Thomas Niederkrotenthaler The coming global economic downturn and suicide https://t.co/0Nb8RvDlgw
While commercial actors can contribute positively to health and society, a significant proportion are not.
Just 4 industry sectors are responsible for at least 1/3 of global deaths every year:
🚬 Tobacco
🍺 Alcohol
🍔 Unhealthy foods
🏭 Fossil fuels
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The potential for benefit sanctions to harm health and equity came out in our evidence map https://t.co/KyQP1aDmFh
@tonywilsonIES highlights wider evidence of harms of approach, including how the UK is already unusual in its application in context of disability
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Here's a thread on the evidence on benefit sanctions, given reports that #Budget2023 will introduce an (even) "tougher" regime.
It is an appallingly bad idea.
First up is this excellent, thorough and sobering review by @Serena_Pattaro et al.
https://t.co/lBN5LjIded
Catch up on 'Why is equality better for everyone' https://t.co/aXr4JPD4Cx from @PHNetworkCymru
Thank you @ProfRGWilkinson for the excellent, wide ranging, insightful talk showing relationships between inequality and outcomes, discussing what can be done.
Worth watching
@jonny__currie I hadn’t seen this WAO report (which quoted work of @AlishaDavies1 and colleagues), thanks for highlighting and for thread. Would be really interested to know how participatory budgeting went