2020 is the WHO Year of the Nurse and Midwife. Read this blog about how PHE has been working with Health Education England's e-Learning for Healthcare team to develop a series of resources for health and care professions, as part of the All Our Health programme.
This week our Chief Executive's message covers COVID-19, HIV in older people, longevity, Women and Girls in Science, and behaviour change.
One of the ways we protect the public from infectious diseases like novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is contact tracing. In this blog Nick Phin, Deputy Director at PHE’s National Infections Service answers some questions about how this works.
This week our CEO's message includes a 2019-nCoV update, PHE's seventh annual cardiovascular disease prevention conference, and the upcoming Heads Up Weekend.
This blog outlines several promising areas of work and initiatives led by members of the Cardiovascular Disease System Leadership Forum that have been addressing the national 10-year CVD prevention ambitions since their launch in February 2019.
This week our CEO's message includes a 2019-nCoV update, the NIHR's new research investment, cancer registration data, PHE's IANPHI award, and the appointment of our new Regional Director for London.
This week our CEO's message includes community-centred actions to address health inequalities, our 2019 report on HIV in the UK, chlamydia screening, Birmingham's draft transport plan, the Inaugural Temrt award, and Jo Churchill MP's visit to PHE Porton.
Whether we live in cities or towns, rural or coastal areas, the communities we live in really matter for our wellbeing. Find out how PHE's suite of resources can help you take forward community-centred approaches to health and wellbeing.
This week our CEO's message includes PHE's partnership with Boots, Every Mind Matters, the year of the nurse and midwife, flu detectors and Health Matters.
PHE has one of the most advanced public health systems for influenza surveillance in the world. Read our blog to learn more about how we track and act on flu each winter.
