How can the government move from treatment to prevention?
Our new briefing explores the action needed to tackle our fragmented public health system and ensure it is fit for purpose.
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Mental ill health costs £300bn every year, and causes untold suffering.
So this #WorldMentalHealthDay, we’re calling on the Government to invest in mental health in its upcoming Spending Review: https://t.co/3aXTNCOQif #WMHD2024
Public now less willing to live near someone with MH problems. I’m sure many things contribute to this but wondering about the decommissioned Time to Change campaign that engaged many folk
This #WorldMentalHealthDay, FPH remembers Gregor Henderson, a lifelong Public Mental Health advocate, who worked with the Faculty and many of its members to achieve better mental health for all.
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Happy #WorldMentalHealthDay2024. The theme this year is workplace and I’m meeting former colleagues to remember @GregorWell and pay tribute to his kindness, generosity and inspiration in the workplace.
The Centre for Health Promotion Research at Leeds Beckett University will be sending out our first e-newsletter next month to update people on our research and what we're involved in. If you'd like to be on the mailing list, let us know! [email protected]
📢Job vacancy with the Population Mental Health consortium: Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow in Epidemiology and Statistics @UCLchildhealth
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In his speech yesterday, @wesstreeting described how the 'healthcare of the future will be more predictive, more preventative and more personalised than ever before.'
Here we unpick how the policy rhetoric doesn't yet align with the practical reality 👇
https://t.co/lr4RdLD9jD
Starmer BBC today “Quite often I think what lies behind this is a fear for someone who’s been on long-term sickness, that: can they get back into the workplace? Are they going to be able to cope? Is it all going to go hopelessly wrong?” Note the psychologisation of disability 🧵
@davestanpat @the_polyphony @HilaryWoodhead@CentreforMH @ProfGillian @deborahyoudell @literarti Thanks for sharing David, I enjoyed reading that. You are definitely part of the solution. Even if we’re part of the problem, we’re also part of the solution.
Do you want a gentle introduction to Participatory Research with real-life examples of how it works in practice? Join academics from the Centre for Health Promotion Research at a free online seminar on Fri 27th Sept 11.00 -12.30 @BeckettResearch@LBU_RaE
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