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The #PHINS2020 webinar series in September and October this year focused on the impact of, the context to, and the emergence from, the COVID-19 pandemic.
You can watch the recordings (and more of our awesome videos!) on our Youtube channel:
https://t.co/UJevlIvdQv
If you missed the final webinar in the #PHINS2020 series this morning, don't worry - the video is online now!
The webinar focused on how we can emerge from the pandemic and move forward into a sustainable and healthier future for everyone.
https://t.co/xLeIAV4Lz1
The #PHINS2020 webinar this morning was recorded and the video will be available, along with the slides, on the @scotpho website soon.
Thanks again to our speakers and to the attendees for some great questions and participation :-)
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Thank you so much to our speakers, Emma Congreve and Dave Reay, and our chair David Waite at #PHINS2020 this morning – some really interesting and forward-thinking stuff! #PHINS2020 @emma_econ @keelingcurve
Refocusing priorities to tackle inequalities #PHINS2020 @uwshealth @UWS_SCPHNSNs @Fiona_Stuart1 @UWS_GdICNursing @UWS_PgDSPDN
Meeting people's basic needs should not be beyond us. We can use existing systems and infrastructure to change things by refocusing priorities towards tackling inequalities and building a fairer society #PHINS2020
Meeting people's basic needs should not be beyond us. We can use existing systems and infrastructure to change things by refocusing priorities towards tackling inequalities and building a fairer society #PHINS2020
Emma Congreve now speaking on the lessons we can learn from the current pandemic, looking back at where we were and to where we should be aiming to go in the future as a society #PHINS2020
Morning everyone! The final webinar in the #PHINS2020 series kicks off in just under an hour and today we will be focusing on how we can emerge from the pandemic and move forward into a sustainable and healthier future for everyone.
#BuildBackBetter
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You can still see #PHINS2020 presentation by @RDundas0 "Prioritising population health: calibrating COVID-19 deaths with mortality due to inequality in the UK"
@SPHSU_ineq @theSPHSU
Preprint https://t.co/apjet3mXYq
Podcast https://t.co/kyJBTbQn6O
Blog https://t.co/dZjizNM92j
If you missed yesterday's #PHINS2020 webinar, you can watch the recording on our YouTube channel. https://t.co/H8DHEcjycJ
And the slides are available on the Scotpho website here: https://t.co/HeWlJy8466
If you missed yesterday's #PHINS2020 webinar, you can watch the recording on our YouTube channel. https://t.co/H8DHEcjycJ
And the slides are available on the Scotpho website here: https://t.co/HeWlJy8466
Powerful presentation from Ruth Dundas this am @#PHINS2020 seminar. Poverty-related health inequalities have been a public health crisis for over 40 yrs in the U.K. Oodles of accumulated evidence shows it, and, what should be done to address it.Yet so little done in contrast.
Stark comparison between the speed to take evidenced action to prevent deaths caused by COVID-19 vs caused by systemic inequalities #PHINS2020
Thank you so much to our speakers and our chair this morning – some really interesting (depressing) and thought-provoking stuff.
The webinar was recorded and the video will be available, along with the slides, soon:
https://t.co/zeub6EM1hD
#PHINS2020
Interesting question: Do we need to change the language? Do we need to start referring to 'poverty-related deaths' and not 'the effect of health inequalities on life expectancy and mortality rates'?
Lots of food for thought at #PHINS2020 this morning.
Ruth Dundas: deaths caused by inequalities over a decade could be equivalent of SIX unmitigated Covid-19 pandemics. #PHINS2020
A preprint paper detailing the numbers presented by Ruth Dundas is provided here: https://t.co/mIO2YGP1gT
Ruth Dundas: over a decade, the inequality-related mortality impact on life expectancy is equivalent to SIX unmitigated Covid-19 epidemics. Response must be related to the scale of the problem. #PHINS2020
What can we learn from the pandemic response to tackle health inequality-related deaths? #PHINS2020
The slowing down of the improvement in life expectancy is masking a stark increase in mortality amongst the poorest. This is particularly bad in Scotland. In our nation Poverty is a political choice and its the wrong choice. #BuildBackBetter #PHINS2020
#PHINS2020 David: We indeed in a crisis – and facing additional crises driven by the economic downturn – but we were already in an inequalities crisis even before all this.
Stark comparison between the speed to take evidenced action to prevent deaths caused by COVID-19 vs caused by systemic inequalities #PHINS2020
Ruth Dundas up now: Prioritising population health: calibrating COVID-19 deaths with mortality due to inequality in the UK #PHINS2020
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