Perspectives in Public Health
Available to RSPH Members for free, this journal combines peer-reviewed research and reviews with practice-based current topic and opinion articles
Perspectives in Public Health is a bi-monthly journal, combining peer-reviewed research and reviews with practice-based current topic and opinion articles, news and views, case studies, book reviews, and updates on the latest work from RSPH.
What's in the latest issue?
Articles in the latest edition of Perspectives in Public Health include:
- The quiet crisis: environmental change and youth mental health: L Meisner, N Chapman
- Dopamine-scrolling: a modern public health challenge requiring urgent attention: BT Sharpe, RA Spooner
- Can social prescribing reach patients most in need? Patterns of (in)equalities in referrals in a representative cohort of older adults in England: D Fancourt, A Steptoe
Editorial Board
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Jim McManus, Public Health Wales, UK
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Catherine Homer, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
Duncan Radley, Leeds Beckett University, UK
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Lisa Ackerley, Independent Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner, UK
Anne-Marie Bagnall, Leeds Beckett University, UK
David Buck, The King's Fund, UK
Michael Chang, Department of Health and Social Care, UK
Jemma Channing, Arts Council England, UK
Ranjita Dhital, University College London, UK
Louisa Ells, Leeds Beckett University, UK
Negin Fouladi, University of Maryland, USA
Kate Frazer, University College Dublin, Ireland
Matt Hobbs, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Shazia Jamshed, University Sultan Zainal Abidin UNISZA, Malaysia
Sarah Johnson Griffiths, Consultant in Public Health, UK
Federico Jose Armando Perez Cueto Eulert, The University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Ranjit Khutan, UK Public Health Register, UK
Shriti Pattani, NHS London North West University Healthcare, UK
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Natalia Camicia, Managing Editor
Hannah Moore, Editorial Officer
Megan Stalham, Editorial Assistant