Shane Mullen
@shanemullen86
Public Health Specialist and Beagle wrangler. Doing what I can to keep people here and well for longer.
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15-06-2011 08:53:48
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New white paper published today! 📢 In partnership with @Yorkshireunis & NHS Confederation the report lists 10 key recommendations to narrow the widening health and economic gap across Yorkshire and the Humber. bit.ly/3Uvpb0a #YHealth4Growth 1/4
jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba… Exciting opportunity for an experienced public health/ population health analyst. Principal analyst - population health Humber and North Yorkshire ICB 12 month fixed term / secondment £43,742 to £50,056 Closing date 13/03/24 Public Health jobs
“This is the most important public health crisis we’re going to experience in the next 200 years and we’re not doing anything like enough.” greg fell FFPH of ADPH Yorks & Humber, and YHCC director Rosa Foster open the Climate Change and Public Health conference at University of Leeds today.
Opportunity for a researcher to join us SHU_PAWPH Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre . Working on an evaluation of #CEW clinics with a fabulous team including Obesity Institute Adam Martin Karen Coulman, PhD RD SHINE Health Academy Nifty Fox Creative Dr Dita Aswani Caroline Steele
The big picture has not changed with this Budget, says RF's Torsten Bell. Britain remains a country where taxes are heading up not down and where incomes are set to remain below their level at the last general election when voters return to the polls.
If our wages had grown since 2008 the same way they had been before, we would be on average *£14,000* better off. Instead, real average wages will only regain their 2008 levels in 2026 - nearly two decades of lost pay growth. Full budget analysis 👉 resolutionfoundation.org/publications/b…
Less than a week to apply for these Embedded Researcher posts (£48,350 to £56,021). An exciting opportunity to address health inequalities in Wakefield jobs.ac.uk/job/DGN046/emb…… Wakefield Council The School of Health, Leeds Beckett University St George's Community Centre
The NHS may be broken, according to The Labour Party Wes Streeting, but here’s how to fix it. Prevention, Prevention, Prevention, Prevention…. 1. Prevent poverty. It’s the single biggest determinant of ill health, and health and social care demand, both now and in the future. Blair
