At an All-Party Parliamentary Group this week, we brought together key stakeholders to discuss the solutions to making the places we spend our time healthier.
By training professionals to include conversations about health into their daily routines, we can improve the health outcomes of the public.
On International Day of Education, 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.
The training is suitable for all trust staff and aims to help them to have a helpful and meaningful conversation about weight that avoids stigma, blame, judgement and prejudice.
Millions of people feel the places they spend their time are bad for their health. But what if that wasn't the case? Our latest report looks at how our environments influence our health and wellbeing.
Designed for NHS staff working in high-risk environments, the training addresses the root causes of violence and abuse.
Deputy Chief AHP Officer for England Linda Hindle and student dietician Kyle Kennedy explain the progress made by Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) in the latest impact report.
We spoke to Anita Mottram, Principal Occupational Therapist at Kirklees Council, about her experience with the latest resource for the social care workforce.
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.