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Webinar

NICE Annual Conference Webinar - Public Health: Managing the Transition

22 February, 2012

The health and social care landscape has changed dramatically over the past 12 months. At the heart of these changes is the new public health landscape in England and its implications across all sectors.

With this in mind, this year’s NICE Annual Conference will host a webinar looking at the transition of public health to local authorities.

Designed for anyone working to improve public health in their locality, the webinar will focus on:

  • NICE help for local authorities: The how, the what and the why
  • Using evidence in public health
  • Commissioning good value public health programmes
  • Commissioning in local authorities

    This free and informative one hour session gives you the chance to pose your questions to our panel of experts below and shape the debate.

    Speakers include:
  • Professor Mike Kelly, Director, Centre for Public Health Excellence, NICE
  • Dr Frank Atherton, Director of Public Health, NHS North Lancashire and President, Association of Directors of Public Health
  • Susan Biddle, Head of Healthy Communities, LGA
  • Rachel Flowers, Director of Public Health, London Borough of Newham

    Register now at www.niceconferencewebinar.org.uk

    Web: www.niceconferencewebinar.org.uk

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