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    JIGSAWNEWSApril 2014

    Public Health Information for EHPs

    Happy Birthday!

    April 2013 saw the return of Public Health to Local

    Government and here we are one year on. Im sure

    everyone has a view on quite what difference the change

    has made and how successful its been. Certainly looking

    in from the outside, there have been plenty of

    encouraging signs. Headlines about obesity, sugar

    content, health inequalities, alcohol pricing and plain

    cigarette packaging have all given public health a media

    presence it had struggled to achieve before. Some of

    that is down to Public Health England but a lot is down

    to the innovative approach taken by Directors of Public

    Health. That of course has been possible because of the

    allocation of a ring fenced budget and keeping that is

    definitely the most significant challenge on the horizon.

    Budgets are also high on the agenda for those local

    government services who have significant influence

    over the wider determinants of health. The continual

    cuts to Environmental Health and Planning to name just

    two will have a detrimental effect on Public Health and

    make the DPHs job that much harder. It has been

    suggested that in order to have maximum effect those

    services should fall under the ring fenced budget whichwould seem a logical approach. The argument is I know

    something Health Watch are starting to take up. Also

    prominent over the last month has been an

    acknowledgement that global warming may have had a

    big influence on recent weather events. It seems that in

    most areas it is also finally being accepted as a public

    health issue. Highlights of the last 12 months for me

    were interviewing Public Health England Chief

    Executive Duncan Selby at the Hertfordshire Public

    Health Conference in December and watching

    JIgsawPSPH continue to develop thanks to all the great

    support weve been given. Heres to 12 more months of

    progress in keeping public health on the agenda!

    Pete

    Jigsaw LinksNew Documents:

    House of Commons Health Committee

    Public Health England Eighth Report

    Department of Health

    Wellbeing - Why it matters to health policy

    Department of Work & Pensions

    Psychological Wellbeing and Work

    RAND Europe

    The Future of Public Health - A horizon scan

    Joseph Rowntree Foundation

    How Does Money Influence Health

    Environment Agency Sustainable Development

    Unit

    Under the Weather - Improving health, wellbeing

    and resilience in climate change

    Royal Society

    Climate Change Evidence & CausesThe AAAS Climate Science Panel

    What We Know; Reality Risks & Response to

    Climate Change

    See what everyone is talking about

    Join us on the

    Jigsaw Public Health Forum

    atwww.RHEnvironmental.co.uk

    Jigsaw Supports Health Psychology Network

    Along with our friends at RHEnvironmental and Round

    Window Media we recently provided You Tube coverage of

    two East of England Health Psychology Network meetings

    in Welwyn Garden City. The network is hoping to raise the

    profile of Health Psychology in Public Health and has

    attracted interest from throughout the country.

    Talking Social Media with UNISON

    Last month we were invited to talk about Social Media at

    the AGM of Fareham BC Unison. It was interesting to learn

    how local government is still restricting access to social

    media for their own staff despite using it to spread

    messages to the public.

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    JIGSAW NEWS

    Editing and Design:

    Pete Hill & Sarah James

    Jigsaw Northern Ireland

    Anthony McCloskey

    JigsawNews is an independent

    production all views expressed

    are solely those of the editorial

    team and do not represent those

    of any other organisation.

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    Stanley Says:Alcohol is now 45% more

    affordable than it was in 1980. Alcohol

    misuse costs England approximately

    21billion every year. The UK has seen a

    9% increase in alcohol consumption in

    the last 30 years. Alcohol is a causal

    factor in more than 60 medical

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    people under 30 with alcohol related

    liver disease has increased by 117% in

    England. Liver disease is the only major

    cause of mortality which is on the

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