Health Education England COVID-19 bulletin, 16th July 2020
This update covers education and training actions
This update covers education and training actions
Health should be the new wealth, says a joint report from Yorkshire & Humber Academic Health Science Network (AHSN), the NHS Confederation and Yorkshire Universities.
Read more here
No one is immune to developing chronic illnesses such as heart disease, cancer or arthritis as they get older. But research shows social activities, like joining clubs, interest groups or volunteering, are linked to better mental and physical health and a longer lifespan.
Read more here
The LGA’s 2020 public health annual report showcases examples from 10 areas that demonstrate what can be achieved by public health operating across local government and working closely with the NHS and a wide range of local and system partners.
Read the report here
Read this week’s bulletin on Suicide Prevention here
The purpose of this short discussion paper is to put children, young people and their lived experience of COVID-19 front and centre in national recovery planning.
Read the paper here
We have recently been experiencing some difficulties getting access to this resource via OpenAthens but this issue has now been resolved. To access the manual log in to OpenAthens, go to the My Resources section and choose Wiley Royal Marsden Manual 10 (RMM10) from the list.
Please email the library team academic.library@lancashirecare.nhs.uk if you have any problems getting access.
Read this week’s bulletin on Dementia here
Read this week’s bulletin on Community Health here
Read this week’s bulletin on Learning Disabilities here