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Health Inequalities - Turning the Tide? Spotlight on Housing, Transport and Commissioning


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25th & 26th March 2009 - The Brighton Centre

News and Updates!

Registration for Brighton 2009 is now open

To register as a delegate for the UKPHA'S 17th Annual Public Health Forum please click here to Book Now.

Brighton 2008

Abstract Submission

The UKPHA committee are very pleased with the excellent number of abstracts received for the 2009 Forum and expects that this will lead to another very exciting and informative Forum in Brighton next March. To view a list of all abstracts submitted please click here.

CPD Points application

As of 2008, The Faculty of Public Health has changed the way that delegates can claim CPD points for their attendance at the Forum. Delegates need to write a reflective note explaining their learning experience and send directly to the FPH, for more information, click here.

Introduction

The annual Forum is the largest multi-disciplinary Public Health Conference in the UK, attracting up to 1,000 delegates from all parts of the UK, Republic of Ireland and overseas.

The Forum provides unique opportunities to learn from leading edge developments from all parts of the UK, Ireland and overseas, as well as a special focus on innovative Public Health developments within the South East of England and London Regions. These will relate to the key conference themes:

  • Tackling Health Inequalities
  • Housing and Health
  • Transport and Health
  • Commissioning to reduce Inequalities
  • Public Health, Sustainable Development and Climate Change

The UKPHA Michael Varnam Health,
Humanity and Environment Award


Dr Michael Varnam from UKPHA

Dr Michael Varnam

Background

This award is presented annually by the UKPHA in recognition of the outstanding contribution to Health, Humanity and Environment made by Dr Michael Varnam, former UKPHA trustee who died in 2006.

The award recognises an approach to health and the environment, which is rooted in humanitarian principles, acknowledging projects and services that improve the environment for the well being of future generations.

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UKPHA Membership

The UKPHA is a registered charity which through our members, activities and co-operation with others, aims to be a unifying and powerful voice for the public’s health and well-being in the UK, focusing on the need to eliminate inequalities in health, to promote sustainable development and to challenge anti-health forces.

Why not join the UKPHA?
Participate actively in Special Interest Groups
Enjoy discounts for the Annual Public Health Forum, as well as other UKPHA events and publications
Participate in UKPHA policy development
Help lead the growth of the UK Public Health movement

How to join the UKPHA
Take advantage of the UKPHA member delegate rates for the 17th UKPHA Annual Public Health Forum by becoming a member of the UKPHA when you book your place at the conference.

For more information please visit the UKPHA website:
www.ukpha.org.uk or email info@ukpha.org.uk.

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