HeyJaredRSPH Presents: Spread the Health
From government policies to the air we breathe, the high streets we shop on, the food on our plates, and the places we live and work - our health is shaped by the world around us.Featuring expert guests from a breadth of sectors, fields and industries, Spread the Health…
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How to be a public health leader (opens the original)
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This month on Spread The Health, we're trying something a bit different. William has passed the host's chair to Tracy Daszkiewicz, President of the Faculty of Public Health, to interview RSPH Chair Nick Harding in a fascinating conversation about public health leadership. Alongside that, William chats with RSPH Head of External Affairs Helen Thompson about our upcoming work in the Movement, Sport and Leisure sectors. Got a question for the podcast? Email podcast@rsph.org.uk Credits: Hosted by W
The political decisions driving health (opens the original)
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This month on Spread the Health, William speaks to public health physician, epidemiologist and former RSPH chair Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard. Jonathan covers a broad spectrum of public health topics including population health, alcohol, politics and why we should be talking about the drivers of health rather than the determinants. Got a question for the podcast? Email podcast@rsph.org.uk and share your thoughts! Credits: Hosted by William Roberts Produced, recorded and edited by Ben Kosma Music by
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