[Commpsych] Sweden and the world: 10 years of a health determinants-based national public health policy May 2013

Heather Gridley Heather.Gridley at vu.edu.au
Mon Jan 7 14:52:08 WST 2013


This conference looks worthwhile, being run by the Swedish National Institute of Public Health  http://www.fhi.se/en/Sweden-and-the-world/

Sweden and the world: 10 years of a health determinants-based national public health policy

Reflections on national and international public health implications of Sweden’s public health policy, 2003–2013

Stockholm, May 13-14, 2013



See also the (not directly related) media release by Catholic Health Australia in response to an item in Fairfax media today on the NSW Health data.



Heather


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Subject: Political Alert - Hospital admissions avoidable with action on social determinants (NSW)

Please find attached:

HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS AVOIDABLE WITH ACTION ON SOCIAL DETERMINANTS (NSW)

As one of the country's most vocal advocates for action on the social determinants of health, Catholic Health Australia (CHA) is lamenting further evidence that avoidable hospital admissions are costing New South Wales hundreds of millions of dollars as health inequity remains rampant across the state. Fairfax Media analysis of NSW Health data shows a two-tiered health system continues to develop with the poorest areas of the state also the places where people are likely to be the unhealthiest. As we start the first full week of 2013, we're once again confronted with the unacceptable situation whereby people suffer poor health in disproportionate numbers in Australia's poorer suburbs, said Catholic Health Australia CEO Martin Laverty.



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