The Healthy Homes Project

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How can public services emerge from decades of top-down management? This Friday 12-12:45pm is our next free webinar featuring the results of the first few months of working in a place based way. Register below https://lnkd.in/eMFajJSN

Our Healthy Homes Project is founded on the recognition of the relationship between our home environment and our health. A relationships that goes beyond recognition to requiring systemic management of the interacting activity. If either is left to chance then the risks of unintended consequences will occur.

All set! Brian Brown, Marie Simpson and John King ready for the "since when can weathermen predict the weather, let alone the future" workshop #care #socialhousing #digitalhealth Scottish Federation of Housing Associations #TEConference2024 #Glasgow

Today we are at the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations TEC Housing Conference in Glasgow! 🏘 If you are attending come visit us at our stand and join our interactive workshop at 14:20, where we'll dive into: ·       Bridging the gaps across health, care and housing ·       Leveraging innovative IoT technology ·       Using data for informed decision-making and timely interventions We're excited to share examples of how intelligent insights create smarter, healthier homes that allow individuals to age well, while also supporting more efficient and proactive facilities management! 💡 🏠🤝 Tom Morton Brian Brown Marie Simpson The Healthy Homes Project #TECHousing #IoT #SmartHomes #HealthyHomes #AbetterwayforHousing #SHFA

John King, on behalf of The Healthy Homes Project, joins archangel® to discuss how combing housing and health data can improve health outcomes.

Tomorrow we will be joining archangel® and the @digital health & care innovation centre at the SFHA Conference on TEC Housing… https://lnkd.in/g93SER5D to talk about how The Healthy Homes Project is exploring the relationship between the home environment and our health

👍🏻 our The Healthy Homes Project approach is founded on the recognition that all ‘wicked challenges’ involve a multiplicity of stakeholders… Stakeholders that impact, or are impacted by, the situation. Stakeholders that as yet do not recognise they are impacted by the situation. Stakeholders that as yet are not involved but which could have an impact on the situation… We described our stakeholders into four primary cohorts… System - Statutory bodies such as the NHS, Local Authorities, Public Health. Arms Length bodies such as Registeted Providers of social housing. Self appointed bodies such as charities and the VCSE sector. Customer - Citizens and the communities in which they live; those most directly impacted by the situation. Industry - Companies of all sizes whose products and services have a part to play. Research - Academia and ‘Think Tanks’ whose prior research knowledge is invaluable is to not only understanding the challenge in the first place, but evaluating the impact of any actions taken. The journey starts with gathering their respective perspectives on the challenge which by definition are definition. Only once all perspectives are gathered and assimilated into a Common Purpose, a common understanding of the challenge can that Common Purpose start to be translated into an outcome that meets the needs of everyone; we can only overcome complex challenges if everyone benefits from the outcome!

Absolutely agree Chris Jones … There is a growing recognition of the relationship between our health and our housing. Referring to your timely picture, a relationship first formally recognised in 1919 through the https://lnkd.in/eCDTCNZW but just recognition, even as it translates in this initiative, is not enough. The management of our health must be systemically managed with our housing. We cannot just leave to chance that if we make our homes ‘healthier’ it will make us healthier, some actions, taken in isolation, can have unintended consequences! Technology; sensors, can underpin that. There is a huge opportunity to explore how sensor technologies that are currently being used to manage our health, and sensor technologies that are currently being used to manage our homes to be work together.

🔊 pleased to say that I have been invited by Innovate UK Healthy Ageing Community of Practice to speak at their conference next month... Are you ready to dive into the future of healthcare? Join us at the Adoption of Preventative Healthcare Innovation event, where top experts will discuss the critical role of innovations in shaping preventative healthcare practices. This is a must-attend event for professionals and innovators looking to make an impact on healthcare systems. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and network with like-minded individuals. Register now to secure your spot! https://eur.cvent.me/OA9Z8 #HealthcareInnovation #PreventativeCare #HACoP