WEDNESDAY 11th OCTOBER 2017SPEAKERS AND WORKSHOP LEADERS - BIOGRAPHIES |
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Plenary speakers
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Morning Plenary |
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Mark O’Kane Mark is the Fire Service Station Manager (Emergency Planning) for Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service. His role involves management of emergency planning and operational and public safety for Western Command of Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue service.
Mark is currently involved in Public safety and operational risk management. Working with partner agencies in a wide range of emergency planning and civil protection projects. He is the service contact for Emergency Planning issues for Plymouth and West Devon.
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Morning Plenary |
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Professor Julia Verne Professor Julia Verne BSc, MBBS, MSc. PhD, FFPH is a Consultant in Public Health Medicine with over 20 years’ experience working regionally, nationally and internationally and has a long standing interest in improving the quality of health services particularly for cancer patients and in end of life care. Julia is Head of Clinical Epidemiology for Public Health England (PHE) and Clinical Lead of PHE’s National End of Life Care Intelligence Network (NEoLCIN). Since its establishment in June 2010 the NEoLCIN (www.endoflifecare-intelligence.org.uk) has been providing online interactive sources of data presented as profiles and has published 15 national reports on end of life care including most recently the ‘Cost-effective commissioning of end of life care’ report and accompanying analytical tool. She is co-author on a number of peer reviewed articles on end of life care. Julia is a Visiting Professor at the University of the West of England in the Faculty of Business and Law and is currently studying for a second PhD entitled ‘Autonomy and Paternalism in End of Life Care for Elderly Patients’ at the University of Krakow, Poland.
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Afternoon plenary |
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Sofia Parente Sofia Parente is Campaigns Coordinator at the food charity Sustain. From working with farmers in her native Portugal to conciliate farming practices and conservation of rare bird species to cutting edge sugar campaigning in the UK, Sofia has been campaigning to improve food and agriculture for almost two decades. Sugar Smart is a campaign of Sustain and the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation calling on cities and other local areas to reduce excessive sugar consumption.
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Afternoon plenary |
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Russ Moody Russ has been working in the arena of Public Health since 2001 across a wide range of health & wellbeing themes but with a consistent focus on Tobacco Control and Smoking Cessation over the time. With a masters (MBA) from the University of Stirling, Russ also has a specialist interest in Social Marketing & Behaviour Change.
Russ currently works as the ‘Health & Wellbeing Programme Lead’ as part of the Health and Wellbeing Team based in PHE SW Totnes. This is a leadership role that builds an evidenced based Public Health, drawing together knowledge of health improvements and general management, to facilitate and support the local Public Health system with an aim to drive improvements in health outcomes and reduce health inequalities.
Being based in the South West centre for PHE, Russ works to support local government, NHS England, health commissioning bodies and other partners in meeting the promotion of health and wellbeing and progression of the ‘Health improvement’ agenda, preventing ill health and promoting healthy living for all. If you wish to look at PHE’s Social Marketing Strategy ahead of Russ’ presentation then please follow the link below https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/public-health-england-marketing-strategy-2017-to-2020
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Pre-Dinner Speaker |
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DAVID MENEER – A LIFE ON TWO PAGES. The early years… Born in Redruth, Cornwall, raised in a local pub. Educated Redruth Grammar School 8 O levels, 3 grade A’s at A level in English, Geography and Art. University College London 1970 – ’74. 2:1 degree in Geography. President of Student Union 1973-4. Appeared on University Challenge 1972 and ’73. The advertising years… A 25 year career in London, Frankfurt and Paris as an account / board director at many of the big agencies and with some of the biggest and most high profile clients of that era – Sony, Cadbury, Wall’s Cornetto, Birds Eye, Flora margarine, Directline Insurance, Allied Carpets, Miele, Austin Reed, RNLI, The Royal Navy, The Royal Marines et al.
Ended advertising career as European Vice Presidentat McCann Erickson With 7 years In charge of General Motors (Vauxhall / Opel) advertising across 23 European countries with a combined budget of $250 million. Based in London, Paris and Frankfurt. Left advertising in 1999.
The years back in Cornwall…Appointed first Marketing Director of the Eden Project in April 1999 – 2 years before full opening. Responsible for all advertising, marketing and PR for the project from pre launch until September 2007 and so can take some credit for the immensely high profile the project has enjoyed and the success that has made it the envy of many other projects around the world. A budget of c £1 million and a department of 12 people. September 2007 – August 2011 CEO of Jamie Oliver’s FifteenCornwall - the restaurant training disadvantaged youngsters to be the chefs of the future. Saw the social enterprise to a record year’s trading in 2010/11 and the biggest graduation of apprentices - 20 - from any Fifteen anywhere in the world, ever, in May 2011. Turnover - £4 million, 100 staff.
May 2012 – present. Founding Director Wolf Rock Marketing. One of the South West’s hottest start-ups – specialising in ambitious marketing for ambitious clients and set up to be able to offer a complete service from strategy to delivery in whatever medium – Wolf Rock is “media neutral” …not led solely by web based activity or by designers. In 2013 Dave was seconded to the Isles of Scilly to mastermind their marketing activity – still a major piece of business for the agency.
In addition, and more recently… Dave has been involved with Inclusion Cornwall, European Social Fund and Jobcentre Plus in Cornwall - unusually encouraged to write withgreat freedom and flair about the nature of the unemployed in the county and the shifts in that particular sector in recent years; his experience at Fifteen Cornwall gave him unique insights into working with the disadvantaged, NEETS and the allegedly unemployable. This work has taken him to Brittany, Poland and Berlin as well as around the rest of the UK who often envy Cornwall’s more flexible and effective approach. Likewise his involvement with Eden and Fifteen make him something of an expert in the fields of tourism and hospitality as well as Social Enterprise – a sector much talked about but often little understood. He has presented and written on all three throughout the UK as well as in Europe who look to the UK for ground-breaking developments in this growing field. His wide experience in advertising, brand building and Social Enterprise has led to various lecturing assignments linked to Falmouth University – Unlocking Potential, Future Skills Cornwall, Inclusion Cornwall, University of Gloucester and most recently with day - long masterclasses in branding at Ashridge Business College to their MBA students and where he has recently been appointed Associate Research Fellow. His often humorous style coupled with wide ranging and long experience at the highest level in business and with some of its more maverick players make him much in demand with business studies students as well as with wider audiences on the after dinner and awards presentation circuit. He is currently writing a book for Ashridge and Bloomsbury titled ‘Branded Britain.’ – an in-depth look at the building of a dozen of the greatest British brands.
Other stuff… Married to Anna (freelance TV producer) with 2 children – Hannah 20 and William 19 – Hannah at Goldsmiths College, London just graduated with her English Degree and William following dad in Business Studies at UWE. Edited the highly successful “Little Book of Cornwall” in 2006 and “Little Book of London” in 2012 and wrote “The Little Book of Balls” in 2009 - an irreverent look at the world of sport, in the same series. Two exhibitions of paintings in London 1991 - something to enjoy returning to when time permits. Non Exec Director - Cornwall Food &Drink. Partner – Emperor Management – Music promotion and events management. Founding Director – Wolf Rock Marketing. www.wolfrockmarketing.co.uk.
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Mark Pietroni Prof Mark Pietroni is the DPH for South Gloucestershire. He lectures on health systems and leadership on the MSC in Public Health at UWE. His appointments include leading on prevention for the BNSSG STP and running A&E at Gloucester Royal and Cheltenham General Hospitals. He worked for 15 years in Bangladesh and for some of the time commissioned and provided the whole health system for a population of about 1 million.
Sara Blackmore Sara Blackmore is Deputy Director of Public Health, South Gloucestershire Council. Prior to this Sara worked as a Consultant in Public Health at the Council. Sara completed her Specialty Registrar Training in 2014. Prior to Public Health training Sara worked as a commissioner in the NHS.
Kyla Thomas Dr Kyla Thomas is a Clinical Lecturer in Public Health at the University of Bristol and a Consultant physician in Public Health Medicine at South Gloucestershire Local Authority in the UK where she holds the Drugs and Alcohol portfolio. Dr Thomas’ research interests include pharmacoepidemiology, particularly regarding adverse drug reactions associated with the smoking cessation medicine, varenicline and prescription opioid dependence and addiction
Ulrike Harrower Ulrike is a consultant in Public Health Medicine working in healthcare public health, providing advice and support mainly to the NHS, but also to local authority public health consultants. I read for a PhD in molecular biology at Oxford before completing training asa GP in Cambridge. Whilst practising as a GP, I recognised the many missed opportunities to decrease the burden of disease by not focussing more strongly on prevention at a population level. Consequently I undertook public health training and I have been practising in the South West since 2008. Presently the focus of my work is on embedding prevention in general practice and implementing some key pubic health interventions in primary care across the South West.
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Chris Morris Chris is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter and leads the research unit PenCRU, which undertakes a programme of applied health services research aimed at identifying ways to improve the health and wellbeing of disabled children and their families. PenCRU receives core funding through a grant from the UK charity Cerebra, and seeks further funding to carry out specific major research projects. The goals of PenCRU are consistent with the broader mission of PenCLAHRC, whilst being focused on childhood disability research. PenCRU involves families of disabled children as partners in all the activities of the unit through our Family Faculty. The vision for PenCRU is to work in partnership with families, clinicians and commissioners as the principal users of our research findings.
Bel Mcdonald Bel has been involved particularly in PenCRU’s research on parent peer support, and has attended various meetings.
Gretchen Bjornstad Gretchen joined PenCRU, a childhood disability research unit within PenCLAHRC, in February 2017 as a Postdoctoral Research Associate. All of the research conducted at PenCRU is done in collaboration with a Family Faculty, which is involved at every stage. She is currently working on writing plain language evidence summaries in response to questions submitted by parents of children with disabilities and practitioners who work with them. I am also working on the development and evaluation of an intervention to improve the health and wellbeing of parent carers of children with disabilities.
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Dave McConalogue Dave is a Consultant in Public Health at Gloucestershire County Council
Liz Luckett Liz works as a Screening and Immunisation Manager for PHE covering the geographical patch of Bath and North East Somerset, Gloucestershire, Swindon and Wiltshire, and is embedded in the local NHS England Public Health Commissioning team to ensure commissioning of safe, high quality and equitable NHS screening and immunisation programmes. All programmes are commissioned based on nationally developed service specifications (Part of the Section 7A agreement) and subject to local agreements on appropriate additional initiatives. Liz’s portfolio consists of AAA, Breast and Cervical screening programmes along with shingles, pneumococcal, flu and routine childhood immunisations. She is also the named manager for Gloucestershire and Swindon. Previous to this role, Liz worked in the South Gloucestershire Council Public Heath Team.
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Lara Snowdon Lara works as a Health & Wellbeing Manager for PHE South West, where she leads on violence prevention, physical activity, and emergency services collaboration. Her background is in local authority public health and in international development. She has a specialist interest in domestic and sexual violence prevention. In her current role, she is working to establish a violence prevention network for the South West, and promote a public health approach to violence prevention |
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Elizabeth Kirk Elizabeth Kirk, Senior Trading Standards officer, Cornwall Council Elizabeth has over 20 years’ experience as a Trading Standards officer, moving to Cornwall Trading Standards in 2010. Elizabeth leads on Tobacco Control Enforcement and sits on the Chartered Institute of Trading Standards and Department of Health Tobacco Focus Group as the South West regional representative.
Gareth Walsh (Public Health Practitioner) Gareth has ten years’ experience in Health Promotion and Public Health, working across many health topics though focusing mostly on tobacco control. Over the last decade he has worked as a Stop Smoking Advisor in community settings as well as hospital settings (both mental health and acute), including being the Stop Smoking Service hospital lead at Treliske hospital. Gareth is the Tobacco Control lead for Cornwall Council and coordinates the Smokefree Cornwall tobacco control alliance, as well as being the operational lead for NHS Health Checks in Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly.
Chris Woodward Chris Woodward, Public Health Programme Manager, Swindon Borough Council. Chris is Tobacco Control Lead and Workplace Health lead for Swindon. Chris also works on social marketing and has been spending one day per week with our Local Authority Planning Department embedding Public Health in Planning. Chris is a MECC trainer and has delivered MECC training to a range of staff from the council, NHS and voluntary sector since January 2017. Chris has worked in Public Health for 6 years and obtained an MSc in Public Health from the University of the West of England in 2015. Prior to working in Public Health Chris worked as an operational manager and a medical education manager in the NHS. In this role as a medical education manager Chris worked on the Modernising Medical Careers programme and rolled out the e-portfolio for Foundation trainees in the South West working with the Severn Deanery.
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Helena Robinson Helena Robinson heads up the Community Health and Wellbeing Service within Public Health at Swindon Borough Council. Helena is passionate about creating a service which offers a range of programmes which put local people at the centre; encouraging healthy lifestyles, long term behaviour change and personal resilience. Helena has worked in the public sector for 22 years and has experience of working in strategic and operational roles in a number of fields, including youth mentoring, volunteering, sports development, leisure services and community engagement. The key theme that has been present across all roles has been stakeholder and relationship management; something Helena believes is key to success. Helena holds qualifications in teaching and public health and has recently been accredited to deliver the Connect 5 mental health awareness training.
Kati Wood Kati Wood is the Healthy Communities Manager at Swindon Borough Council. She oversees a number of social prescribing and community capacity building projects that look to support and empower local people to live healthier and happier lives. Kati started her career in public service 12 years ago as a community worker and has also worked in the fields of people development and innovative project design drawing on service design methodology and customer experience to shape and influence her work. She has qualifications in Community work, early years Education and Adult learning and since January 2017 has been a trainer for Making Every Contact Count, delivering “healthy conversation skills” to public sector colleagues and volunteers
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Matt Lenny Matt has been the Public Health Service Leader at North Somerset Council since 2015 and is responsible for commissioning and leading partnership working around sexual health and children’s public health services. Matt began his career as a journalist and has worked in a number of communications, marketing and public affairs roles in the private sector, health service and local authorities. He has made the transition into public health management through roles in the Department of Health, NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly/Cornwall Council and North Somerset Council. His outside interests focus on sport both as a coach of his daughter’s U15 football team and a refusal to give up playing competitively despite reaching veteran plus status.
Lindsey Thomas Lindsey began her working life as a dietitian working across the BNSSG area in a number of different organisations before taking a role in health promotion supporting implementation of food policy. She has continued working in the field of public health since then. She has been a Specialist Public Health Manager at South Gloucestershire Council since 2013, having spent most of her working life in the NHS. She is responsible for ensuring delivery of a broad range of public health portfolios including sexual health, substance misuse, health in school settings and healthy lifestyles. Her antidote to a demanding working life is time with the grandchildren without the responsibility of parenting!
Annette Billing Annette is a Public Health Principal at Bristol City Council and is responsible for the development of a strategic programme of work to improve sexual health outcomes and reduce inequalities. The role includes commissioning and performance management of specialist and primary care sexual health services. Annette co-ordinates a joint commissioning group for the specialist service which covers four local authorities and three CCGs. Annette is closely involved in the work of the sexual health integration team and works in partnership with providers, universities and other key stakeholders to identify and address needs within the population. This is currently focused on developing new initiatives to strengthen HIV testing and reduce late diagnosis.
Annette has over two decades of experience working in the field of sexual and reproductive health and rights, gained in both an international development and European context. She started her career with the International Planned Parenthood Federation, managing a large and complex European Commission funded project and providing technical assistance and strategic support to voluntary sector partners in Asia and Eastern Europe,. Since moving back to her home town of Bristol ten years ago she has been working for Bristol’s public health team. Annette has a particular interest in young people’s sexual health and is passionate about ensuring young people’s participation in decision making.
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Daniel Gardiner Daniel has worked as an epidemiologist at Public Health England for the past five years and has recently graduated from the Field Epidemiology Training Programme (FETP). He has supported numerous outbreak investigations and work with surveillance data on a daily basis. |
THURSDAY 12th OCTOBER 2017SPEAKERS AND WORKSHOP LEADERS - BIOGRAPHIES |
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Plenary speakers
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Morning plenary |
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Jennifer Howells Jennifer is the Regional Director for NHS England in the South West and has extensive experience within the NHS. Jennifer’s responsibilities include:
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Morning plenary |
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Professor Selena Gray Selena Gray MBChB, MD, FFPH, FRCP is Associate Postgraduate Dean in Bristol in Health Education South West, and Professor of Public Health at the University of the West of England, Bristol. After qualifying in medicine in Leeds, she trained in public health in the South West. In her academic role she has a particular interest in the impact of the wider environmental determinants of health, and physical activity and older people. She is a previous editor of the Journal of Public Health and currently Associate Editor of the Journal of Transport and Health. She has taken up the role of the Chair of the West of England Nature Partnership (2017) and of South West Local Board Member for the Faculty of Public Health, having been Registrar in the past. She has had a long term interest in public health capacity and development in its broadest sense, having been involved in establishing multi-disciplinary training in the South West, as a member of UKPHR Board and Chair of the UK Education and Training Committee. She is currently on the Executive Board for APHEA, the Agency for Public Health Education Accreditation. She is the Capacity Development lead for CLAHRC West and leads for HEE on the NIHR Integrated Academic Training Programme within the SW.
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Kate Kennally Kate joined Cornwall Council in January 2016 as Chief Executive from Barnet Council where she had been working for 10 years. With a background in people services, Kate is passionate about improving the life chances of the people of Cornwall through economic growth and through empowering communities to get involved in the delivery of public services. |
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Mark Pietroni Prof Mark Pietroni is the DPH for South Gloucestershire. He lectures on health systems and leadership on the MSC in Public Health at UWE. His appointments include leading on prevention for the BNSSG STP and running A&E at Gloucester Royal and Cheltenham General Hospitals. He worked for 15 years in Bangladesh and for some of the time commissioned and provided the whole health system for a population of about 1 million.
Kyla Thomas Dr Kyla Thomas is a Clinical Lecturer in Public Health at the University of Bristol and a Consultant physician in Public Health Medicine at South Gloucestershire Local Authority in the UK where she holds the Drugs and Alcohol portfolio. Dr Thomas’ research interests include pharmacoepidemiology, particularly regarding adverse drug reactions associated with the smoking cessation medicine, varenicline and prescription opioid dependence and addiction
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Karen Spence Karen Spence is a Public Health Specialist at Wiltshire Council with a remit including Mental Health and Wellbeing, Suicide reduction, Dementia and Special Educational Needs & Disability. Karen returned to the Public Health field in 2014 following an extended period in a corporate role; her original sojourn to public health 10 years previously was a secondment to the South West Public Health Observatory (2003-2005) as Regional crime and health Co-ordinator including leading on domestic violence across the region.
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Justine Womack Justine Womack is a Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health and works as Health and Wellbeing Programme Lead at PHE South West Centre, where she leads the healthy weight and National Child Measurement Programme work streams as well as managing the Bristol-based team. She worked as a locum Public Health Consultant at Wiltshire and Bath and North East Somerset before re-joining PHE and was previously Associate Regional Director of Public Health at South West Strategic Health Authority (SHA). At the SHA she set up and led the South West Office for Sexual Health and managed a number of portfolios as well as assisting the Regional Director with business and strategic planning. Her first career was as a journalist before taking up a job as a Communications Manager with the NHS Executive and later moving into management and public health roles in Somerset and then Department of Health. Her qualifications include an MSc in Public Health, an MBA, a post-graduate diploma in journalism and a BA honours degree in history. Her youngest child is profoundly deaf and she is a Trustee of the charity Auditory Verbal UK.
Chris Skelly Chris is the Head of Programmes (Research and Intelligence) and works in the Public Health team in Public Health Dorset.
Olugbenga Olatunde Gbenga is a Principal Public Health Intelligence Analyst with Public Health England South West
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Chaam Klinger Chaam is a Consultant in Health Protection for Public Health England South West.
Jonathan Plumb Jonathan Plumb is a registered nurse and a Senior Health Protection Practitioner for the South West Public Health England Centre. His previous posts have included infection control nurse at Bristol CCG and Leicester General Hospital, medical devices nursing advisor at the Medicines and Health Care products Regulatory Agency, screening and immunisation coordinator, showcase hospital lead for the Department of Health’s health care associated infection technology inn ovation programme, research fellow at NICE and Head of Critical Standards Intervention at the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Jonathan is a member of the Rapid Review Panel which assesses products intended to reduce healthcare associated infection for their suitability for adoption in the NHS.
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Becky Maclean Dr Rebecca Maclean, Speciality Registrar in Public Health at Swindon Borough Council. Becky is in her final phase of public health specialty training and has been working at Swindon Borough Council since September 2016. Becky is the Swindon Borough Council Making Every Contact Count lead, and strongly involved in both the local and STP implementation off MECC alongside working closely with the South West regional MECC group.
Steve Maddern Steve Maddern is a public health consultant (acting) at Wiltshire Council and is responsible for the strategic delivery of service and programmes designed to influence behaviour change and improvement health and wellbeing. Steve started his career in community pharmacy and has held a variety of public health roles at local, regional and national levels. Steve’s portfolio include behaviour change (including MECC), oversight of the health trainer programme and stop smoking services across Wiltshire and is involved in a variety of other public health improvement programmes including the national NHS Health Checks and Diabetes prevent programmes. Steve is registered with UKPHR, the FPH and maintains his registration with the General Pharmaceutical council. Chris Woodward Chris Woodward, Public Health Programme Manager, Swindon Borough Council. Chris is Tobacco Control Lead and Workplace Health lead for Swindon. Chris also works on social marketing and has been spending one day per week with our Local Authority Planning Department embedding Public Health in Planning. Chris is a MECC trainer and has delivered MECC training to a range of staff from the council, NHS and voluntary sector since January 2017. Chris has worked in Public Health for 6 years and obtained an MSc in Public Health from the University of the West of England in 2015. Prior to working in Public Health Chris worked as an operational manager and a medical education manager in the NHS. In this role as a medical education manager Chris worked on the Modernising Medical Careers programme and rolled out the e-portfolio for Foundation trainees in the South West working with the Severn Deanery.
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Matt Lenny Matt has been the Public Health Service Leader at North Somerset Council since 2015 and is responsible for commissioning and leading partnership working around sexual health and children’s public health services. Matt began his career as a journalist and has worked in a number of communications, marketing and public affairs roles in the private sector, health service and local authorities. He has made the transition into public health management through roles in the Department of Health, NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly/Cornwall Council and North Somerset Council. His outside interests focus on sport both as a coach of his daughter’s U15 football team and a refusal to give up playing competitively despite reaching veteran plus status.
Chitra Arumugam Consultant in Communicable Disease Control, Public Health England. Graduated in Medicine from Glasgow University and worked in clinical paediatrics.
Helen Trudgeon Qualifying as a nurse in 2000, Helen’s career has largely been in the infectious diseases field. After working in a large infectious diseases unit in Melbourne Australia, Helen took up the role of Blood Borne Virus (BBV) nurse in Plymouth where she was responsible for facilitating hepatitis B vaccination, BBV screening and viral hepatitis treatment access for ‘at risk’ individuals. Completing her MSc Public Health in 2009, Helen then commissioned into the RAF where she undertook a variety of roles including aeromedical evacuation. Helen was part of the Air Transportable Isolator team (a Dept. of Health/RAF asset for transporting highly infectious patients by air) during the Ebola Outbreak in West Africa before she deployed to Sierra Leone where she worked as the Infection Control Nursing Officer in the military run Kerry Town Ebola Treatment Unit in 2015. Helen has worked a TB Nurse in Bristol and is currently a Health Protection Practitioner for Public Health England. In her spare time, Helen is a keen (albeit mediocre) runner and climber.
Rob Tolfree
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Jon Toulson
Jon is the Managing Director for TTS Ltd.
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David Phillips Professor David Phillips is the Director of Public Health for Public Health Dorset. Sam Crowe Sam Crowe is Deputy Director of Public Health Dorset – the public health team supporting Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset Councils. His main work is leading the Living Well work stream of Prevention at Scale as part of the Dorset Sustainability and Transformation Plan. Much of the current focus is developing the integrated healthy lifestyles service, LiveWell Dorset, including the new digital behaviour change platform.
Chris Skelly Chris is the Head of Programmes (Research and Intelligence) and works in the Public Health team in Public Health Dorset.
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