RSPH launches Education Pathways for the wider Public Health workforce.
RSPH welcomes Prime Minister's announcement on raising legal age of sale of tobacco products.
The public health workforce is vast. Taking the Faculty of Public Health’s definition of public health – “the science and art of promoting and protecting health by the organised efforts of society” – as a starting point, it soon becomes clear just how vast!
The wider public health workforce plays a vital role in supporting and delivering public health across a huge range of settings.
RSPH celebrates Public Health Workforce Week as new polling shows that 82% of the public think that the public health workforce is crucial to safeguarding the nation’s health.
Royal Society for Public Health Annual General Meeting 2023 21 September 2023
The RSPH now accredits the North East and North Cumbria ICS Making Every Contact Count (MECC) training programme.
The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have stretched well beyond the health sector. In particular, there has been a rise in school absences, with a large proportion attributable to illness.
Today is the 175th anniversary of the 1848 Public Health Act. This piece of legislation is a milestone in the history of public health,
My vision is to pursue a career in public health to assist in improving my country's healthcare system.
Programme Manager for Spatial Planning and Health at the UK Office for Health Improvement and Disparities and PhD student at the University of Bristol
A report from RSPH and Hull City Council examining the types, causes, and impact of financial insecurity
RSPH is committed to supporting the wider public health workforce.
In 2022 The Food Foundation were RSPH Health and Wellbeing Awards, Health Equity, finalists for their End Child Food Poverty Coalition. Read this blog on the success of their campaign and the distance still to go.
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the NHS. Chief Executive of RSPH, William Roberts, commemorates the NHS that has been our backbone for public health for 75 years.
Lindsay Jayes, a Student Midwife at the University of Cumbria, describes her experience of becoming a MECC for Mental Health for PEFS pilot Trainer.
Joint Statement: Public Health and Poverty - the impact of poverty on public health
This month we meet RSPH Fellow Dr Emily Diamond FRSPH, a professor at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, California.
RSPH Chair of Council, Dr Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard FRSPH FFPH, and RSPH Chief Executive, William Roberts FRSPH, blog on our vision for public health for the next five years.
Michelle Walker, community Wellbeing Coordinator at Burnley, Pendle & Rossendale CVS, describes her experience as a Making Every Contact Count (MECC) for Mental Health Trainer.