RSPH has Launched a Commissioning Guide for Promoting Health and Well-Being
To improve the health of local populations requires World Class Commissioning that is relevant, sensitive and accessible. This Guide has been developed by the Royal Society for Public Health in partnership with the National Social Marketing Centre, with funding from the English Department of Health. It will assist Commissioners to make the most of the best methods of promoting health, using the latest understanding of how we can support people to make healthy choices as individuals within the social and environmental contexts in which they live.
Download the Guide for World Class Commissioners. Promoting Health and Well-Being: Reducing Inequalities. Please contact Gina with any queries at gmohajer@rsph.org.uk
The Marmot Strategic Review of Health Inequalities in England reaffirms the continued existence of ‘social gradients’ in all aspects of health and outlines
six priority areas of action to reduce them. The creative arts have a role in helping to address health inequalities and this year the Awards will highlight
important contributions in this endeavour. Find out more>
Health Promotion and Community Well-Being Organisation and Partnership Awards 2010
The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH []) is calling for applications to the 2010 Health Promotion and Community Well-Being Organisation and Partnership Awards. Find out more>
Only recently launched, PHORCaST is a unique, free UK-wide web resource bringing together information on education, career, and development opportunities in public health. Find out more>
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This conference is a join initiative between the Royal Society for Public Health,
the Faculty of Public Health and the UK Public Health Register
