Download the presentations from this year's annual public health conference.
Suicide prevention: supporting individuals, improving services, saving lives
Diane Lee, Head of Public Health, Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Parallel plenary 1: Mental health and young people: building resilience and supporting good mental health
Professor Dame Sue Bailey, Chair, Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition
Nathan Dennis, Director, First Class Legacy
Parallel plenary 2: Scaling up and measuring community resilience
Parallel plenary 3: Gambling-related harm as a public health issue
Parallel plenary 4: Just what the doctor ordered: is social prescribing an idea whose time has come or just a passing fancy?
Bev Taylor, Social Prescribing Development Manager, NHS England
P1. Tackling poverty to improve health and resilience
Alison Garnham, Chief Executive, Child Poverty Action Group
P2. “Joining the dots”: a social model for mental health
P3. Why we need to prioritise ‘Healthy old Towns’
P4. Communities driving change: Tower Hamlets’ approach to strengthening community resilience
P5. Parents: the foundation for a resilient, healthy community
P6. How community leisure trusts can be a partner in building resilient communities
P7. Safe and active at all ages: a national accident prevention strategy for England
Errol Taylor, Chief Executive, The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
P8. The role of inclusive growth strategies in improving health and addressing health inequalities
Yannish Naik, Senior Policy Fellow, Health Foundation
P9. Improving quality: a quality framework for the public health
Dr Rashmi Shukla CBE, Director – Midlands and East of England, Public Health England
Ruth Tennant, Director of Public Health, Solihull Council
P10. Understanding and supporting young people’s wellbeing – data, policy and practice
P11. The science and the art of public health licensing in practice
P12. Culture, health and wellbeing – tackling social isolation in North Tyneside