People in Public Health - News & Events





		People in Public Health Final Report We are delighted to announce that the People in Public Health Final Report has now been released by the SDO. PIPH Executive Summary PIPH Final Report PIPH Final Report Appendices PIPH Research Briefing for Practice (pdf) The register of interest database has now gone live on the website. You can use this database to search projects involving lay people in public health running in England. If you have already registered, you will soon receive an e-mail with your login details and password. Walk this way Following submission to Walking for Health national inquiry, findings from People in Public Health were given prominence in the report from the inquiry: Heron, C. and Bradshaw, G. (2010) Walk this way: recognising the value in active health prevention. Local Government Information Unit, Natural England. (see page 19) Staff from the Centre for Health Promotion Research attended the UKPHA conference in Bournemouth where they held the People in Public Health exhibition stand. The stand proved to be a success with many people engaging with the work and over 200 People in Public Health reports being distributed. Jane South and Judy White delivered a workshop where they presented two papers which proved to be very successful in raising awareness of the study and the interactive database. Skye Hughes and Peter Branney also gave poster presentations. The conference a very enjoyable event that enabled us to present some of the important work that the faculty have been involved in. "They make the tea and make you welcome”: public perceptions of volunteer roles in public health To pay or not to pay? Options for supporting citizen engagement in public health programmes People in Public health - launch of the Expert Hearings summary report The People in Public Health research team are pleased to announce the publication of a summary report of a series of expert hearings on lay people in public health roles. The department of health have a consulation on volunteering, please see link below. Towards a strategy to support volunteering in health and social care The Centre for Health Promotion Research Team ran a public involvement event at Hillside Medical Centre in partnership with Bradford and Airedale Teaching PCT. UK Public Health Association (UKPHA) 16th annual forum Press Release - A study of involving lay people in public health roles Launch Event