Dr Ann Hoskins is Director of Children, Young People and Families with Public Health England, and was Director of Children, Young People and Maternity for NHS North West/Interim Regional Director of Public Health before that. She was previously Director of Public Health for Cumbria and Lancashire Strategic Health Authority, Manchester and Wirral Health Authorities.
She has extensive experience of working in developing countries working on maternal and child primary health care. She has a keen interest in both developing and ensuring implementation of evidence based practice and tackling health inequalities. Dr Hoskins is a trustee of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, and was a member of the Public Health Intervention Advisory Committee and the QOF Indicator Advisory Committee of NICE.
Improving the health of our most vulnerable families is one of the most complex, but potentially rewarding challenges we face. However, it cannot be tackled in isolation. It requires services to be joined up around the family, intervening at an …
PHE has an important leadership role on the prevention and promotion of health and well-being for children and young people. We know from research that a good start in the early years through to adolescent years is important for children …
