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Search listings: National wellbeing - interactive wheel of measures
The national wellbeing interactive wheel of measures provides an eye catching and easy to use means of accessing data on national wellbeing. The map allows you to explore the measures of national...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 28 Apr 2014

0; The Environment and Health Atlas for England and Wales
This provides a collection of interactive maps illustrating geographical distributions of disease risk and environmental agents. The Environment and Health Atlas for England and Wales...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 28 Apr 2014

0; Man marking
Man marking like many management expressions originates from sport. To man mark is to follow your designated opponent around the field of play, wherever they go you follow...

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By:
Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 27 Apr 2014

0; Pub quiz rules
Last night I took part in a pub quiz with a number of colleagues. Apart from a lot of fun and hilarity, I learnt that the game subbuteo gets its name from a bird 'subbuteo falco' (bird of prey)...

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By:
Liz Copeland
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Last updated: 25 Apr 2014

1; HSCIC Statistics Products Survey
HSCIC is seeking your views on their official statistics publications The Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) publishes around 200 official statistics publications every year....

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 24 Apr 2014

0; Public Health is safe with LA's. Is it ?
So everything is ok now that Public Health comes under Local Authorities and Directors of Public Health now work in local government . Or so you might think reading the director of...

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By:
Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 23 Apr 2014

0; How do you follow a great leader
Following some one who has failed is not so difficult. You distance your self ," my priorities are not the same , I don't do things that way, my management style is different...

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By:
Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 23 Apr 2014

1; We really need to talk about knowledge management...
Another great Courageous conversation hosted by Judy Payne. Judy talks about Knowledge Management today can mean anything from information management through to crowdsourcing But project...

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By:
Michael Norton
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Last updated: 22 Apr 2014

0; People of colour
Do you know how to tell which type Irish pub you are in? Ask for a whiskey. I learnt this when I asked for a Jameson in an Irish pub in Birmingham. The relevance of which will be delt...

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Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 15 Apr 2026

0; Developing political skills
It is assumed that you acquire political awareness and sensitivity on your way up the career ladder and if you don't then you don't move up. Managers are all too often left to...

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By:
Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 07 Apr 2014

0; Sexual and Reproductive Health Profiles published by PHE
Public Health England (PHE) have developed the Sexual and Reproductive Health Profiles. The profiles are designed to support local authorities, public health leads and other interested...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 03 Apr 2014

0; Sometimes you have to ignore the sat nav
Sometimes you have to ignore the sat nav common sense tells you you're going the wrong way. Driving around Florida was made a lot easier by the Sat Nav we took with us. Pre loaded with...

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By:
Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 31 Mar 2014

0; Explore NHS Health Check Data
THe NHS Health Check website enables comparison of take up of health checks by region or local authority. The February 2014 release includes NHS Health Check data from 152 local authorities...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 31 Mar 2014

0; Public Health England INHALE data tool - INteractive Health Atlas for Lung conditions in England
Public Health England's INHALE data tool aims to help commissioners assess the impact of respiratory disease on local populations, assess variation and identify the services required to meet...

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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 31 Mar 2014

0; Seminar - Findings of the latest Health Survey for England (HSE) - 15th May 2014
A seminar on the findings of the latest Health Survey for England (HSE) report is being held on Thursday 15 May 2014, 2-5pm. This is at the UCL (University College...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 31 Mar 2014

0; I'm not being racist just amusingly ironic
What have a Cambridge varsity ball, a history teacher and a board game got in common? Why would a group of students think Gone with the wind would make a great theme for a university...

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Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 27 Mar 2014

0; Peterborough JSNA - using data visualisation for health and wellbeing
Peterborough has developed a Public Health Visual Modelling site that provides a good example of how visual information about health and wellbeing and factors that affect it can be used to good...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 09 Apr 2014

0; The USA way
The land of marketing over substance, where everything is over sold and routinely under delivered has done a fantastic job of convincing us that they do it better. The politicians look to the US...

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By:
Blair McPherson
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Last updated: 26 Mar 2014

0; New web page for Health and Wellbeing Information
Our new web page for health and wellbeing information provides links to several data and information resources for health and wellbeing boards and their partners. If there are further resources...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 25 Mar 2014

1; Example of a ward based report on child obesity using LG Inform Plus
As part of the Health and Wellbeing System Improvement Programme we will, using LG Inform Plus, provide a number of ward level reports based on measures relevant to outcomes and wider...

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By:
Philippa Lynch
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Last updated: 26 Mar 2014

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