Health Education England COVID-19 bulletin, 28th May 2020
This update covers education and training actions.
This update covers education and training actions.
The King’s Fund continues with online book group discussions in June, this time reading Mr Chartwell by Rebecca Hunt. Set in 1964 the novel explores depression through the experiences of Esther, a widowed librarian, and Winston Churchill, who is at the end of his career, days before his retirement.
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This data brief examines the mental health burden in the United States compared with 10 other high-income countries (including the United Kingdom) that participate in the Commonwealth Fund’s annual international health policy survey. It also looks at the relationship between mental health burden and social determinants of health, differences in seeking care, access and affordability of care, mental health and substance use disorder outcomes, and health system capacity
Read the data brief here
The LGA, together with the Association for Directors of Public Health, have produced this guide for directors of public health and others leading the response to the loneliness and social isolation issues arising from the Covid-19 pandemic
Read the guide here
The winner of the prize, which seeks to celebrate books by British/British resident BAME writers, is Afropean by Johnny Pitts. Read more about the book and the author here.

This guidance explains how employers and businesses can play their part in the NHS test and trace programme, developed to manage the risk of the virus re-emerging as restrictions on everyday life are eased, as far as it is deemed safe to do so
Read this week’s bulletin on Suicide Prevention here
Read this week’s library bulletin on Dementia here
Read this week’s library bulletin on Community Health here