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- Date
- 16 October 2024
- Location
- The King's Fund, London, W1G 0AN
- Price
- £115-£420 +VAT
- Social
- KFPrevention
There is currently remarkable consensus across think tanks, institutions, and political parties that a move towards a preventive state is key to creating a healthier nation.
A preventive approach can help people live healthily for longer while also addressing many of the problems within the health and care system, allowing for proactive population health management and tackling of health inequalities.
Creating a healthier nation needs collaboration between people, places, the NHS, and businesses, as well as government. If the new government is committed to improve the health of the nation, it should create an approach to health that spans all government departments, includes actions to reduce health inequalities, and implement measures that help people to make healthier choices.
At this in-person event, we made the case for how prevention can create a healthier nation, why it is particularly important now, and proposed tangible actions for making this shift at national, system and local levels.
Event topics included
why moving towards a preventive state is particularly important now given the context of widening health inequalities and stalling of life expectancy
how to make the shift to prevention a reality at national, system, and local levels
the importance of measuring spending on prevention
the role of prevention when taking a population health approach
the link between health and housing and how healthier communities can support a wider approach to prevention
how place-based approaches to prevention are key
the importance of prioritising children’s health in preventing ill health in future populations.
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Speakers included
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Professor Sir Stephen Powis
National Medical Director, NHS England -
Polly Curtis
Chief Executive, Demos -
Lord Geoffrey Filkin CBE
Member of the House of Lords and Lead Author of A Covenant for Health -
Dr Tom Coffey OBE
Senior Health Advisor, Mayor of London -
Dr Judith Stanton
Director of Population Health, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust -
Dr Mubasshir Ajaz
Head of Health and Communities, West Midlands Combined Authority -
Louise Ansari
Chief Executive at Healthwatch England -
Andy Knox
Associate Medical Director, Population Health, NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board
2024 programme
Join us as we make the case for how prevention can create a healthier nation and propose tangible actions.
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