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Effectively Reducing Health Inequalities
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This Seminar will be held at The Royal Commonwealth Society in London
On Monday 22nd February 2010
Seminar reference HI/286 |
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FROM CRADLE TO GRAVE; TACKLING THE CAUSES OF THE CAUSES;
TAKING FORWARD THE MARMOT REPORT
 How do we take forward the Marmot Review, taking action on the health inequalities challenge?
What can we learn from the evidence for underpinning future policy and action?
How should be the objectives and measures following the PSA target on mortality and life expectancy?
What can we learn from international evidence of successful?
How do we respond to the WHO's work on persisting and widening inequities?
How do we improve daily living conditions?
How do we tackle the inequitable distribution of power, money, and resources?
What can we learn from the work of the external reference group on delivery and timescales for change?
How will the main public sector players move forward - government, local government and the NHS?
How can we effectively improve the health of the working age population?
How can we tackle the impact of the built environment and housing on health inequalities?
How can one tackle health impacts of family poverty, alienation, non-engagement and low achievement?
How do we end discrimination and promote equality for groups with particular needs?
What should be the approaches for minority ethnic groups, people with disabilities, children and older people?
What should be the role of Social Enterprise?
What difference would a Conservative government make?
Where can we hope to be in ten years time?
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This CPPS seminar brings together key figures from across sectors in the important debate on how most effectively to overcome inequalities in health and how all stakeholders involved can achieve the best outcomes.
The day encourages brief, focussed presentations followed by engaged discussion by all attending in a relaxed setting. It is hoped that it will make a valuable contribution to taking forward the issues.
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The fee for the day's Seminar is £345.00 plus VAT.
Earlybird Discounted rate £250 + VAT for bookings received before 22 January 2010
GENEROUS NEGOTIATED DISCOUNTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR VOLUNTARY AND COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS AND FOR MULTIPLE BOOKINGS.
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What people say about CPPS Health and Social Policy Seminars
You are to be congratulated upon a superb programme which was much appreciated - Former President, British Medical Association
I thought the value of the day was huge. All the presentations were very stimulating - Deputy Director, Government Office for the North West
Excellent blend of short presentations, group discussion and panel feedback - all presentations informative, well-focussed and interesting - well paced. Thank you! Assistant Director, Derbyshire County Council
It was an excellent day with very stimulating speakers. Thought provoking and informative - Chair, West Midlands Ambulance NHS Trust
It was superb. Excellent speakers. Very well chaired. Nice venue. Really good coverage of issues. Good mixture of participants. Excellent day. Great use of my time - Chief Executive, Harlow and Broxbourne Women's Aid
Excellent all round. Presentations all very relevant, interesting and thought provoking. Children and Young Person's Coordinator, Liverpool First
Excellent structure of event, including use of panel speakers, tables and time overall. Councillor, London Borough of Barnet
The style of brief presentations and discussion was excellent and energising. Very well chaired. The triangulation of a range of views on the same topic was really insightful - Medical Director, Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital
You have very much earned a positive reputation for the work you do - Director of Care Services, DH
An extremely informative and productive day - Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Manchester
Very helpful, informative and informal day - Director of Partnerships, West Yorkshire SHA
Round table structure excellent; food excellent; overall event very informative and topical; excellent networking opportunities - Researcher, Centre for Cities
Thank you for reminding us that children are people and deserve respect and need to be cared for and about! Good, easily accessible venue. Liked the table format; very good for networking and discussion. Head of Centre, Beacon Children's Centre
Excellent speakers - very impressive and interesting. Director, Barnardo's
Fantastic quality and value - great range of speakers. Good networking opportunities. Good venue. Family and Community Services Leader, Hirst Wood Children's Centre
Event was excellent. Presentations inspiring. Change Management Lead, NE London Foundation NHS Trust
Excellent event for sharing good practice and emerging policies. Presentations excellent, inspiring and thought provoking. British Heart Foundation
Excellent event. Thought provoking. Will influence our agenda. Head of Primary and Intermediate Care, Anglia Ruskin University
Excellent all round. Very informative, professional and well run. Research Fellow, University of Brighton
Excellent event. Programme Lead, Wolverhampton City PCT
Excellent. Beacon Co-ordinator, Reducing Health Inequalities, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service
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