by admin August 5, 2019 in ADPH Updates, Blog by admin
ADPH President Dr Jeanelle de Gruchy and Charlotte Augst, Chief Executive, National Voices look at what the recently published Green Paper means for patients and the VCSE. We have got
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by admin July 4, 2019 in ADPH Updates, Blog by admin
This is an adapted version of ADPH President Jeanelle de Gruchy’s speech in the conference plenary: ‘The future of care, health and wellbeing: opportunity, risk and ambition’ at the LGA
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by admin May 31, 2019 in ADPH Updates, Blog by admin
Guest blog by ADPH President Jeanelle de Gruchy for the Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Alliance To its great credit, New Zealand has become the first country in the world to produce
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by admin May 28, 2019 in ADPH Updates, Blog by admin
Guest post by ADPH President Jeanelle de Gruchy for the NHS England blog The National Medical Director for NHS England and Improvement and the President of the Association of Directors
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April 17, 2019 in ADPH Updates, Blog by Teresa Grandi
By Jeanelle de Gruchy, President ADPH I’m writing this blog as I drink my flat white following my yoga class where the yoga teacher was wearing a fab ‘Carbs and
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by admin March 1, 2019 in ADPH Updates, Blog by admin
by Professor Jim McManus, ADPH Vice President As Scotland issues its report into the first year of PrEP for HIV, there is a fair amount of debate going on about where
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by Lucy Sutton January 18, 2019 in ADPH Updates, Blog by Lucy Sutton
The NHS Long Term Plan has finally arrived. There is much in the plan that Directors of Public Health would support: The shift in focus to primary and community services
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by admin December 6, 2018 in ADPH Updates, Blog by admin
(given as the introduction to the December 2018 ADPH annual conference) It’s 200 days today since I was inaugurated as President of the ADPH. Usually Presidents get asked what they’ve achieved in their first 100
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by admin September 28, 2018 in ADPH Updates, Blog, Publications by admin
I remember arriving in the UK as a Junior Doctor to work in the NHS in the mid-90s. The nurses were my new friends, and I used to join them
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by admin I first arrived in the UK in the late 90s – in those days, flights from South Africa still allowed smoking. You could be in a non-smokers seat just where
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