Public health practitioners are a vital part of the UK’s response to COVID-19. These ‘Public Health Heroes’ have stepped up during the pandemic and helped make the UK a safer… Read more →
By Vicki Bibby, Director of Strategy, Governance and Performance at Public Health Scotland As partners across the UK adapt and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, effective collaboration has never been… Read more →
© Brian Shand 2020 Brian Shand is an analytic psychotherapist, based in Guildford, who works with groups and individuals. Among other things, he has worked in the past as a… Read more →
© Brian Shand 2020 Brian Shand is an analytic psychotherapist, based in Guildford, who works with groups and individuals. Among other things, he has worked in the past as a… Read more →
by UK Public Health Register The COVID-19 pandemic has shown just how vital public health services are. But those at the front line of public health practice don’t just operate… Read more →
By David Kidney, UKPHR Chief Executive Last year, the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (the Institute) published the approved standard for the new Level 6 Public Health Apprenticeship and earlier… Read more →
By Helen King, Chair of UKPHR’s Education & Training Committee I am pleased and proud to present the UKPHR’s Education & Training Committee’s first Annual Report (2019). In the Committee, we… Read more →
By David Kidney, UKPHR Chief Executive As Chief Executive of this UK-wide public health register, I regularly attend meetings where the public health workforce is considered. Examples are the 4-nation advisory… Read more →
By Pav Johal, Registration Services and Office Manager, UKPHR FPH exists to provide its members with professional representation….as a regulator, UKPHR’s first obligation is public protection Membership and registration are… Read more →
By Pav Johal, Registration Services and Office Manager, UKPHR Incivility can be defined as rude or unsociable speech or behaviour, displaying a lack of regard for others. In a professional… Read more →
