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22 October 20242 min read

New RSPH report highlights success and future potential of mental health training

The new report highlights the outcomes and impacts of Making Every Contact Count (MECC).

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21 October 20242 min read

Over ten million UK workers lack access to workplace health support, new RSPH report finds

Our new report sets out how we can reduce the economic cost of ill health.

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16 September 20241 min read

New data shows two in three older people worry about vaccine safety

The publication of the report comes against a backdrop of declining flu vaccine uptake and concerns from health leaders about the spread of vaccine misinformation.

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10 September 20241 min read

RSPH and NCSPET launch Suicide Prevention Qualification

The Qualification will equip learners with an understanding of the factors that may lead to suicide thoughts and behaviours, and knowledge of the key components of suicide prevention.

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09 September 20242 min read

2024 RSPH Health & Wellbeing Awards shortlist announced

The Awards are the UK's premier awards scheme for promoting health and wellbeing.

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04 September 20242 min read

DHSC and RSPH launch new e-Learning resource for the Social Care Workforce

The resource aims to enhance the confidence and skills of those in the 1.7 million-strong social care sector by integrating public health approaches into their work.

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05 July 20241 min read

RSPH responds to general election result

RSPH stands ready to work with the new government to help build a better and healthier future.

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27 June 20241 min read

How the next government can support businesses to improve workers health

There are five key areas in which the next government could work with business to support a healthier working population and stimulate economic growth.

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18 June 20241 min read

New data shows that avoidable mortality continues to rise across England and Wales

The latest data published by the Office for National Statistics shows stark regional inequalities in the country.

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04 June 20242 min read

Making Every Contact Count: starting conversations to tackle public health challenges

Making Every Contact Count (MECC) is training health and care professionals to have more conversations about key public health issues

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23 May 20241 min read

RSPH responds to general election announcement

The Prime Minister has announced that the UK will have a general election on July 4th. But what does that mean for the future of public health?

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15 May 20241 min read

RSPH announces His Majesty the King, Charles III, to become new Patron

We are very proud to announce that His Majesty The King, Charles III, has agreed to become the new patron of the Royal Society for Public Health.

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