Public health 2015: Quality standards for improved lives
26 January 2015
Among the National institute for health and care excellence's (NICE’s) quality standards which will be discussed at Public Health: Quality Standards for Improved Lives, will be the following:
- Hepatitis B
- Alcohol dependence and harmful alcohol use
- Bacterial meningitis and meningococcal septicaemia in children and young people
- Drug Use Disorders
- Smoking cessation: supporting people to stop smoking
- Health and Wellbeing of Looked After Children
- In Development
Quality standards are also in development in the following areas: promoting health and preventing premature mortality in the BME community, domestic violence, maternal and child nutrition, obesity in children, smoking (harm reduction and prevention) and physical activity in all people in contact with the NHS.
Guest Speakers include:
- Doug Simkiss - Consultant Peadiatrician - Birmingham community healthcare NHS trust
- Renu Jainer - Child protection standing committee member - Royal college of peadiatrics and child health
- Alix Sheppard - Youth Health Programme Advisor - Royal society for public health
- Gillian Leng CBE - Deputy chief executive and Director for health and social care - National institute for health and social care
- Linda Bauld - Deputy director - UK centre for tobacco and alcohol studies
- Colin Drummund - Professor of addiction psychiatry- Kings college London
- Emily Finch - Clinical director, addictions CAG & consultant addiction psychiatrist - South London and maudsley NHS foundation trust
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London, UK
Date27 March 2015