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Vampire managers
  Some chief executives want blood. They demand loyalty, ruthlessness and total commitment. Whether deliberately or by default they creat a culture of intoxicating machismo. The aim is to...
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Blair McPherson
Dernière mise à jour:  23 nov. 2016
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Cities alive: a walking world
Mobility is intrinsic to the quality of life experienced in cities. But for the past century, the car has dominated how we plan and grow our urban areas. We must now seize the opportunity to place...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  22 nov. 2016
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Improving health through the home: a checklist for local plans and policies
The right home environment is essential to health and wellbeing, across the life course. This checklist, produced by Public Health England, helps people in the public health system to review...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  22 nov. 2016
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Just another day just another night terror
You are an office worker. Your day begins at the same time every morning and ends uneventfully back in bed at the same time every night. During the day you follow the same routine. You drive to...
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Blair McPherson
Dernière mise à jour:  18 nov. 2016
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What are managers and professionals getting over enthusiastic about this week?
What are managers and professionals getting over enthusiastic about this week? Education, housing, environment, leisure and social services there isn't a local authority service that isn't...
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Blair McPherson
Dernière mise à jour:  16 nov. 2016
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Guide to adult social care: 'Don't be left in the dark'
At the National Children and Adult Services Conference (NCASC) last week the Local Government Association launched a guide to adult social care, 'Don't be left in the dark - adult social...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  07 nov. 2016
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Heritage2health
Heritage2health is a coordinated approach to shared learning and understanding between health, social care, the creative industries, heritage and countryside sector. It seeks to bring these rich...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  07 nov. 2016
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New on-line prevention and wellbeing resource from SCIE
The Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) have recently launched their launched their new prevention and wellbeing web pages. The development of preventative approaches and those which...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  07 nov. 2016
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Mental health, dementia and neurology intelligence and data tools
National Mental Health, Dementia and Neurology Intelligence Network: Updates and Developments New Products from Public Health England This is a copy of an e-mail for users who...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  02 nov. 2016
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How to kill enthusiasm and stifle initiative
  I once stood up at a large meeting of managers to announce that the social service department was going for Investors In People (IIP) accreditation for the whole department. I said how...
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Blair McPherson
Dernière mise à jour:  01 nov. 2016
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Consultation exercise for the Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS)
NHS Digital has launched a consultation exercise for the Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS), that will run for over 6 weeks and close on 30 December 2016. They are undertaking this...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  31 oct. 2016
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Health Surveys Programme E-Bulletin now available - October 2016
The latest issue of the Health Surveys Programme E-Bulletin is now available: E-Bulletin October 2016.pdf NHS Digital's Health Surveys Service can commission and manage contracts to carry out...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  31 oct. 2016
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Local wellbeing, local growth: adopting Health in All Policies
Resources to help local government improve local wellbeing and growth through its multiple functions, service areas and partnership working. These documents bring together the arguments for a...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  25 oct. 2016
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Creating age-friendly cities
As the number of older people living in cities increases, there is growing recognition that cities need to become 'age-friendly' to help people remain independent and active as they age. This...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  25 oct. 2016
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Physical and mental health benefits of access to green space
A range of bodies, including Government agencies, have promoted the possible physical and mental health benefits of access to green space. This POSTnote, titled Green Space and...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  25 oct. 2016
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Measuring and monitoring children and young people’s mental wellbeing: a toolkit for schools and colleges
This toolkit, published by the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families aims to raise awareness amongst school and college staff of the range of validated tools that are available to...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  25 oct. 2016
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Write an essay on the future of the NHS - closing date 3rd January 2017
The King's Fund are holding an essay competition to stimulate new thinking and writing about the future of the NHS. They invite you to write your own essay exploring a future scenario for...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  25 oct. 2016
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The Mad Hatter's tea party
It was a large table set for many places. The mad hatter and the March hare sat together. Alice went to sit down. The mad hatter and the March hare shouted,"no room". Alice said " don' t be...
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Blair McPherson
Dernière mise à jour:  21 oct. 2016
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Integrating home adaptations for better health and wellbeing outcomes
Public Health England commissioned Care and Repair England to produce a series of briefings to inform the local integration of home adaptations into commissioning for better health and wellbeing...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  14 oct. 2016
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Health in all policies: a manual for local government
Health in All Policies (HiAP) is an approach to policies that systematically and explicitly takes into account the health implications of the decisions we make; targets the key social...
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Philippa Lynch
Dernière mise à jour:  14 oct. 2016
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