Consultation outcome

Healthy Lives, Healthy People: Towards a Workforce Strategy for the Public Health System

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Applies to England

This consultation has concluded

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Detail of outcome

This document provides a summary of responses to the consultation, with details on how the consultation was carried out.


Original consultation

Summary

The government invites your views on ways to develop the public health workforce in the new public health system.

This consultation ran from
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Consultation description

The Health and Social Care Act 2012 sets out changes to the public health system. Central to this is ensuring that the public health system continues to have a highly skilled and motivated workforce across the 3 domains of public health: health protection, health promotion and healthcare public health – wherever they are in the system.

This consultation asks your views on ways to support and develop the public health workforce including

  • ways to enumerate the public heath workforce
  • recruitment and retention
  • the role of public health practitioners
  • the role of local education and training boards
  • ways to strengthen academic public health and the public health information and intelligence function

The consultation was signposted in the public health document Healthy Lives, Healthy People: Update and Way Forward

Documents

Impact Assessment: Consultation on a Proposed Public Health Workforce Strategy

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Updates to this page

Published 27 March 2012
Last updated 3 May 2013 + show all updates
  1. Summary of responses and consultation strategy added.

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