Webinars and Events

Webinars

WHIASU ‘Participatory and Equity Focussed Health Impact Assessment (HIA)’ Webinar – 5 March 2020

WHIASU ‘Participatory and Equity Focussed Health Impact Assessment (HIA)’ Webinar – 5 March 2020
The webinar agenda can be accessed here and the slides can be viewed here

Events

Placemaking, Health & Wellbeing Workshop – 30 January 2020

The summary and key messages from the workshop can be viewed here. See below for the presentations. More information here.

Trade, health and well-being event – 7 November 2019

Notes from the discussions can be accessed here. More Information here.

Presentations:

Liz Green and Nerys Edmonds, Wales HIA Support Unit, Public Health Wales

The public health implications of Brexit: A Health Impact Assessment approach – key findings and recommendations on trade, health and well-being

Emma Edworthy, Deputy Director Trade Policy, Welsh Government

The new context for trade policy across the UK: Risks and Opportunities for devolution and policy priorities in Wales

Dr. Courtney McNamara, Senior Researcher at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Trade and public health: an overview with a focus on labour markets and health services

Dr Andi Mabhala and Kristen Ward, PETRA, University of Chester

Introducing PETRA: prevention of non-communicable disease using trade agreements

Dr. Susan Lloyd, Executive Policy Lead, Faculty of Public Health Board

Engaging and influencing trade policy: negotiating a ‘healthy’ trade policy for the UK

Harmonising public health involvement in land use planning workshop – 19 November 2018

This is the second workshop held in 2018 focusing upon the theme of ‘reuniting health and planning,’ in particular to explore current levels of engagement between public health and local authorities and to explore opportunities to work in a more coherent way in the future. The day was chaired by Kate Eden, Non-Executive Director of Public Health Wales (PHW) and a total of 58 participants attended including town planners, environmental health officers, policy makers, academics, public health practitioners and Directors of Public Health, coming from all parts of Wales. To view the presentations from the day, please click on the links below (Available in English only).

Shaping a Shared Agenda Between Public Health and Land Use Planning – Dr Gill Richardson

Shaping a Shared Agenda Between Public Health and Land Use Planning – Simon Gilbert

Place Making in Welsh Government Policy and the Links to Public Health Priorities and Wider Determinants – Gemma Christian

Recognising the Value and Importance of Planning and Public Health System Working – Michael Chang

Setting the Scene: Harmonising and Improving Engagement Between Public Health and Planning Systems Project in Wales – Ed Huckle

How Things Have Moved On – World Examples of Good Practice – Dr Laurence Carmichael

Conference Presentations

Pre-conference to the 12th European Public Health Conference: Health Impact Assessment (HIA) institutionalization and multisectoral collaboration in Europe 2019

The Public Health Implications of Brexit in Wales: A Health Impact Assessment (HIA) approach

Welsh Policy and Politics in Unprecedented 2019

Public Health Implications of Brexit: A HIA approach

Wales Biodiversity Partnership Conference 2018

Measuring the Health and Wellbeing Impacts of Environmental Programmes using Health Impact Assessment: Case Studies from Wales

International Association of Impact Assessment (IAIA) Conference 2015:
Chartered Institute of Environmental Health Cymru 2015/Welsh Public Health Conference 2014:

Evidence Review of Housing and Health for HIA (available in English only)

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