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11 March 20251 min read

Lessons from Nottingham's Financial Wellbeing Pilot Programme

We explore the impact of the initiative, key lessons learned, and plans for expanding the programme in 2025 to further support frontline workers in having meaningful conversations about money and health.

24 January 20251 min read

Why is public health education so important?

Samantha King, Head of Membership & Educational Services, writes about the important role public health education plays in protecting and improving the health of the public.

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07 January 20251 min read

Supporting independence and promoting health: An interview with Doctor Anita Mottram

Anita Mottram talks about her role and experience with the latest resource for the social care workforce.

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17 December 20241 min read

What the Government must do to move from sickness to prevention

With more people living longer with complex health problems, it is prevention which must be at the heart of any plan to make Britain healthier.

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30 October 20241 min read

What does the Autumn 2024 Budget mean for public health?

The Autumn Budget has been unveiled. But what does this mean for the health of the public?

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09 October 20241 min read

What are the future needs of the wider public health workforce?

The Government and industry must implement a workforce strategy to prioritise the future of the workforce.

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03 October 20241 min read

How are ageing demographics impacting the wider public health workforce?

People are living for longer. What does this mean for the public health workforce?

01 October 20241 min read

How technology and AI is reshaping public health

New technologies like AI are developing rapidly. They could be useful for the wider public health workforce, but we need to ensure that they are used appropriately.

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23 September 20241 min read

How a changing immigration system is affecting the public health workforce

Many professions are suffering from issues recruiting new workers into their industry due to a skills and labour shortage.

13 September 20241 min read

Here's how climate change is affecting our health – and what we can do to manage it

Our climate is changing. Here's how we can manage the effects of it on our workforce.

02 August 20241 min read

What is alcohol misuse and how can we prevent it?

Here's how we can support alcohol misuse prevention and reduction.

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23 July 20241 min read

A new Government and the King’s Speech – what does it mean for public health?

A new government, new legislation, and a new focus on preventative services. But what does this mean for public health?

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