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Of RAGs and riches: indicators of public health in the Public Health Outcomes Framework

Posted by: , and , Posted on: - Categories: Chief Knowledge Officer, Public Health Outcomes Framework, Reducing preventable deaths

“Are we there yet?” You don’t have to travel very far with small children before you are asked this question. In fact, a survey by Littlewoods.com in March 2013 reported that children ask their mothers around 300 questions every day …

Nursing and the public’s health: in PHE and beyond

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Developing our own capacity and capability, Giving children and young people the best start in life, Nursing

Last week saw plenty of conversation about the public health aspect of the Compassion in Practice nursing vision. Viv Bennett and her team were letting nurses and midwives know that they can really make a difference. Here are some highlights.

Recovery from drug dependency: where next?

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Health and Wellbeing, Reducing the burden of disease

Today Public Health England published national drug treatment statistics for adults in 2012-13. They show that treatment continues to perform well overall and that, within the context of declining prevalence, the numbers in treatment are falling.  Access remains quick and …

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