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- 30 October 2024
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? Our Head of Policy & Public Affairs explains.
The Autumn Budget has been unveiled. But what does this mean for the health of the public? Our Head of Policy & Public Affairs explains.
The new report highlights the outcomes and impacts of Making Every Contact Count (MECC).
Our new report sets out how we can reduce the economic cost of ill health.
During Public Health Workforce Week, we're calling for the Government and industry to implement a workforce strategy to prioritise the future of the workforce.
People are living for longer. What does this mean for the public health workforce?
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.
The wider public health workforce is vital to ensuring good health. But many of these professions are suffering from issues recruiting new workers into their industry due to a skills and labour shortage.
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.
Our climate is changing. How can we support the wider public health workforce to deal with it?
To rebuild the NHS we need to move swiftly and decisively to put the Government's ambitions on prevention into practice.