Lauren Thomas Priest, MNM’s Post

I've been reflecting on the recent British Society of Lifestyle Medicine conference, and the value of health through the life course. Given my recent experience of parenthood, I am aware it takes a village to raise a child. But I've also been reflecting on the fact it takes a village (with its intergenerational support and socialisation) to keep us all healthy. This aligns with the recent Darzi report, calling for 'prevention and community health', and follows some recent conversations I have been having with Andrew Telfer, who shared this wonderful quote with me by Wendell Berry. What does community health look like to you? And how can we enact it? Here's hoping we can seize the momentum afforded by the Lord Darzi report!

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Addressing social and public health issues is crucial, and having a platform like a YouTube channel can help raise awareness and promote solutions. #publichealth #socialissues #SDGs #Sustainability #JanaswarthaYouTubeChannel

I prefer doing something for nothing than doing nothing. As a Public Health Specialist; I am passionate about making a positive change on people's health and wellbeing through Creating awareness on issues of Public health Importance. I joined a team of Community Health Extension workers together with Community health Promoters in one of the Rural and Marginalized Communities within Kilifi County to comprehensively conduct a community Health needs assessment to understand the most critical issues that affect their well-being and coming up with possible solutions and interventions for the benefit of all.#improvinghealthcareforall.

Yesterday’s important report from the Nuffield Trust (https://loom.ly/OGO4hN8) highlights some of the key health issues affecting people with learning disabilities, as well as the significant inequalities in the system which are leading directly to poorer health outcomes and preventable deaths. Our work on health involves advising individuals and their families, working closely with the DSMIG, supporting and training practitioners, and developing resources – including this Annual Health Check checklist for GPs: https://loom.ly/rWE0r0M

Addressing social and public health issues is crucial, and having a platform like a YouTube channel can help raise awareness and promote solutions. #publichealth #socialissues #SDGs #Sustainability #JanaswarthaYouTubeChannel

Embrace the journey of survivorship with Community Health Network's Survivorship Program. This program offers guidance on screenings, lifestyle habits and managing post-treatment effects. No matter where you are in your journey, we're here to support you every step of the way. https://lnkd.in/g6ErVHsC #CancerSurvivorMonth

National Public Health Week (NPHW) is a time to recognize the invaluable contributions of public health professionals and the importance of collective action in creating healthier communities. This week, NPHW highlights the critical role that public health plays in promoting wellness and preventing disease. This year's theme, "Building Bridges to Better Health," emphasizes the need for collaboration across sectors to address the diverse health challenges facing our society. Whether it's tackling disparities in access to healthcare, advocating for policies that promote healthy environments, or promoting mental health awareness, NPHW encourages us to work together towards a common goal of improving health outcomes for all. As we celebrate National Public Health Week, let's renew our commitment to building healthier communities. Together, through collaboration and advocacy, we can create a brighter and healthier future for generations to come. #NPHW #PublicHealth #BuildingBridges #HealthEquity #CommunityWellness

National Public Health Week (NPHW) is a time to recognize the invaluable contributions of public health professionals and the importance of collective action in creating healthier communities. This week, NPHW highlights the critical role that public health plays in promoting wellness and preventing disease. This year's theme, "Building Bridges to Better Health," emphasizes the need for collaboration across sectors to address the diverse health challenges facing our society. Whether it's tackling disparities in access to healthcare, advocating for policies that promote healthy environments, or promoting mental health awareness, NPHW encourages us to work together towards a common goal of improving health outcomes for all. As we celebrate National Public Health Week, let's renew our commitment to building healthier communities. Together, through collaboration and advocacy, we can create a brighter and healthier future for generations to come. #NPHW #PublicHealth #BuildingBridges #HealthEquity #CommunityWellness