Breadcrumb Home Multimedia David Halpern: nudging improvements in public health This content relates to the following topics: Public health Share this content Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Print this page Article information Posted:Wednesday 19 January 2011 Dr David Halpern, Director of the Cabinet Office's Behavioural Insights Team, spoke at Nudging improvements in public health, the last in our series of events about health and the Big Society. Related contentVideoBaroness Buscombe: nudging improvements in public health Baroness Buscombe, Chair of the Press Complaints Commission spoke at Nudging improvements in public health, the last in our series of events on health and the Big Society. VideoAndrew Jones: nudging improvements in public health Dr Andrew Jones, Group Medical Director at Nuffield Health. spoke at Nudging improvements in public health, the last in our series of events about health and the Big Society.AudioNudging improvements in public health: questions from the floor part one Taken from the third in our series of events on health and The Big Society, this audio features the questions asked to the panel as they discussed nudgeing improvements in public health. AudioNudging improvements in public health: questions from the floor part two Taken from the third in our series of events on health and The Big Society, this audio features questions on community change and case studies, health inequalities and the balance of legislation and action. Comments Add your comment Your name Email (your email will not be made public) Your job/role Organisation Comment Post comment Leave this field blank You may also be interested in Blog Moving into the public health system of the future while learning from the past: lessons from London The King’s Fund has been working to support London’s public health ‘family’ and its partners to learn from their experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic and develop shared principles for working together in the future. Kevin Fenton, Director of the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities in London, and members of The King’s Fund’s project team, share their reflections on this process. Long read What are health inequalities? This explainer provides an overview of how health inequalities are experienced in England’s population. Blog England has a new drugs strategy – what now lies ahead? Oliver Standing, Director of Collective Voice, and colleagues from the Alliance Group, explore the opportunities offered by England’s new drugs strategy, as well as the challenges that lie ahead. Blog Local government public health funding: putting the jigsaw together without the picture on the box Funding for local public health has been getting more complicated, making it harder for directors of public health to plan, and for transparency for anyone looking on, seeking to understand what is happening. David Buck looks at the different pieces of the jigsaw.
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