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'''Healthy lives, Healthy People: Our Strategy for Public Health''' in England, published on 30 November 2010 sets out the coalition government’s vision for public health. | '''Healthy lives, Healthy People: Our Strategy for Public Health''' in England, published on 30 November 2010 sets out the coalition government’s vision for public health. | ||
| − | Health Secretary [[Andrew Lansley]] and his team have developed what they describe as a “new mechanism to take forward some aspects of public health outcomes.” <ref>[http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publichealth/Publichealthresponsibilitydeal/index.htm Public Health Responsibility Deal] Department of Health, 30th November 2010, Accessed 21st January 2011 </ref> This in practice involves the establishment of five networks designed to work to address public health challenges set by the government. Certain issues are | + | Health Secretary [[Andrew Lansley]] and his team have developed what they describe as a “new mechanism to take forward some aspects of public health outcomes.” <ref>[http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publichealth/Publichealthresponsibilitydeal/index.htm Public Health Responsibility Deal] Department of Health, 30th November 2010, Accessed 21st January 2011 </ref> This in practice involves the establishment of five networks designed to work to address public health challenges set by the government. Certain issues are ruled outside the remit of the networks, such as pricing, tax and any issues that conflicts with competition law. A [[Public Health Responsibility Deal Plenary Group]] will oversee the work and commitments made by the networks which are listed below. |
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Healthy lives, Healthy People: Our Strategy for Public Health in England, published on 30 November 2010 sets out the coalition government’s vision for public health. Health Secretary Andrew Lansley and his team have developed what they describe as a “new mechanism to take forward some aspects of public health outcomes.” [1] This in practice involves the establishment of five networks designed to work to address public health challenges set by the government. Certain issues are ruled outside the remit of the networks, such as pricing, tax and any issues that conflicts with competition law. A Public Health Responsibility Deal Plenary Group will oversee the work and commitments made by the networks which are listed below.
Responsibility Deal Networks
- Responsibility Deal Food Network
- Responsibility Deal Alcohol Network
- Responsibility Deal Health at Work
- Responsibility Deal Physical Activity
- Responsibility Deal Behaviour Change
Notes
- ↑ Public Health Responsibility Deal Department of Health, 30th November 2010, Accessed 21st January 2011
