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In this episode, Director Callum Gardiner sits down with Andrew Furber to explore his inspiring journey into public health, from early experiences in Nepal to senior leadership roles across the UK. 

Andrew shares the pivotal moments that sparked his passion for public health, especially witnessing preventable illness in remote communities. He discusses the challenges and rewards of public health training, the evolution of leadership roles, and the importance of building and leading effective teams.

Andrew reflects on his proudest achievements, including successful tobacco control measures and improving breast screening rates, and provides actionable advice for early-career professionals considering public health leadership. They also touch on major public health priorities in the Northwest like tackling health inequalities, cardiovascular disease, and promoting prevention over reactive care.

The conversation wraps up with Andrew’s personal reflections on confidence, overcoming imposter syndrome, and valuing teamwork in driving real, lasting change for communities.

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlights, host River Simmons welcomes Helen Gollins, Director of Public Health (DPH) at Trafford, for an insightful discussion about her pathway into public health leadership. Helen recounts her career journey, from early research roles in London and public health intelligence in Manchester, through the rigorous public health training scheme, and ultimately to leading Trafford’s public health response stepping into the DPH role during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The conversation sheds light on the unique landscape of Trafford, a borough shaped by both affluence and areas of significant deprivation, plus a day-to-day population surge driven by world-class sporting venues and thriving business sectors. Helen highlights the ways in which her team adapts public health strategy across diverse neighbourhoods, tackling everything from dementia care to community vaccination rates, and leveraging strong voluntary sector partnerships.

Helen also shares her pride in spearheading innovative local initiatives, including a successful antibiotic stewardship program that has dramatically reduced unnecessary prescribing, a Greater Manchester-wide project to regulate infant male circumcision and reduce hospital admissions, and Trafford’s award-winning efforts to promote active travel.

The episode dives into the vital role of the Greater Manchester Public Health Network a collaborative, region-wide partnership of DPHs illustrating how collective leadership and shared learning are accelerating progress on challenges like smoking cessation and health inequalities across the area.

For those aspiring to public health leadership, Helen offers practical advice: build broad experience, cultivate networks, be strategic about influence, and when ready embrace the challenge of advocacy and system-wide prevention. Whether you’re considering a career in public health or seeking perspective on regional collaboration and leadership, this episode delivers actionable insights and inspiring examples from the field. Download for more illuminating conversations, and visit our website for further resources and updates.

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlights, host Maisie Hockings is joined by Ruth Tennant, Director of Public Health at Solihull Council. Ruth shares her distinctive journey into the field, which began in public policy and led to her current role via a public health training scheme. She underscores the importance of long-term, broad thinking in securing the greatest health benefits for local communities.

The conversation explores the diverse challenges Ruth has encountered, from addressing health inequalities in Solihull—marked by a pronounced disparity in life expectancy  vto her previous work in Leicester, a vibrant, multicultural city. She reflects on particularly rewarding moments, such as launching a city-centre sexual health clinic, establishing new family hubs, and contributing to emergency planning during the Sudanese repatriation flights.

Ruth encourages aspiring public health professionals to hone their influencing skills and stresses the value of collaboration across varied agencies. She also highlights the benefits of joining professional networks like the Association of Directors of Public Health, which provide invaluable peer support and opportunities for shared learning. Whether you're considering a career in public health or seeking insight into the varied responsibilities of a Director of Public Health, this episode offers practical advice and thoughtful reflections on bridging strategic leadership with meaningful action.

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlights, host Maisie Hockings welcomes Dr. Sandra Husbands, Director of Public Health at the London Borough of Hackney and the City of London. Dr. Sandra Husbands shares her extensive career journey in public health, from her initial medical training to her current role, highlighting a pivotal moment during her experience in Brazil where she recognised the critical role of better living conditions in disease prevention.

The conversation explores the various challenges and opportunities inherent in overseeing public health across two distinct local authorities. Dr. Husbands discusses her responsibilities, including overseeing a diverse team addressing issues from substance abuse to suicide prevention. She reflects on the importance of community engagement and the innovative use of technology and data, such as AI for report generation and interactive data presentation. 

Additionally, Dr. Husbands shares insights on successful initiatives such as the City's collaborative suicide prevention efforts. She emphasise the significance of community participation, and the pilot of a community-led needs assessment to better align public health services with community needs. For public health professionals, students, or anyone interested in community health and leadership, this episode offers a deep dive into the multifaceted challenges and innovations in urban public health, highlighting the crucial balance between strategic oversight and community engagement. 

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlight, host Maisie Hockings sits down with Darrell Gale, Director of Public Health at East Sussex County Council. Darrell shares his unique journey from architecture to public health, initially starting with HIV prevention volunteer work before advancing through various public health roles.
 
Throughout the conversation, Darrell discusses the distinct challenges faced by East Sussex, challenging the perception of universal wealth in the Southeast by highlighting areas with health outcomes like more deprived regions like Blackpool and Hartlepool. He emphasises the strength of local communities, particularly evident during the COVID-19 pandemic response.
 
The discussion delves into critical current issues, including the profound impacts of climate change on public health in East Sussex, from flooding and coastal erosion to emerging concerns about vector-borne diseases. Darrell also addresses the county's aging population and the importance of retaining young talent to ensure sustainable community development.
 
Whether you're a public health professional, student, or interested in community health leadership, this episode offers valuable insights into managing public health initiatives at a local authority level and the importance of maintaining passion for social justice and health equality in public health careers.
 
This episode of Public Health Spotlight provides a comprehensive look at local public health leadership and the evolving challenges faced by public health directors in England's changing landscape.

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Join us for a compelling discussion on gambling harm with Leanne Downie from Betknowmore UK, representatives from Islington Council, and host Maisie Hockings. This episode explores one of today's most critical public health issues!

The conversation delves into Betknowmore UK’s mission to tackle gambling harm through holistic support and stigma reduction. Leanne Downie outlines how the organisation, founded by Frankie Graham in 2013, has evolved to address the growing challenges of gambling addiction particularly in the digital age, where online betting has made gambling more accessible and harder to detect. 

Key topics include the often-hidden nature of gambling harm, its impact beyond financial consequences, and the heightened vulnerability of certain demographics, including women and younger people. The discussion highlights how gambling addiction affects not only individuals but also families, relationships, and entire communities. 

The episode also examines the role of local authorities in tackling gambling harm, with Islington Council sharing details of their successful partnership with Betknowmore UK. This includes their presence in Access Islington Hubs, where they have delivered 185 brief interventions in just two months demonstrating the effectiveness of community-based support.

Looking ahead, the discussion explores emerging challenges, particularly the role of digital technology and AI in gambling, while underscoring the importance of collaboration between organisations and the use of data-driven strategies to combat gambling harm effectively.

This episode offers valuable insights into the complex nature of gambling harm and the collective efforts required to address this growing public health concern. For further information on gambling support services, listeners are encouraged to visit Betknowmore UK’s website.

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlight, Panoramic Associates' Mia Collett interviews Tim Allison, Director of Public Health for NHS Highland, as they explore his journey through public health leadership and the unique challenges of serving Scotland's Highland region.

 The discussion delves into Tim's transition from a junior doctor to Director of Public Health, highlighting his experience within both the English and Scottish health systems. Tim shares valuable insights into the distinctive characteristics of NHS Highland, which serves a population of 320,000 spread across an area the size of Belgium, encompassing remote islands and the Faslane Naval Base.

 Listeners will gain an understanding of the differences between the English and Scottish public health systems, the challenges of ensuring equitable healthcare access in isolated communities, and the rewards of witnessing positive health outcomes and professional growth in the field. Tim also offers candid advice on relocating for career progression and preparing for roles as a Director of Public Health.

 The episode concludes with Tim's optimistic perspective on Scotland's public health future, while also addressing the challenges facing public health across the UK. He emphasises the importance of demonstrating the value and impact of public health initiatives.

 This episode provides invaluable insights into rural healthcare leadership, the contrasts between health systems, and the evolution of public health services in Scotland. For more expert discussions on public health, tune in to Public Health Spotlight: A Panoramic Associates Podcast.

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Welcome to another engaging episode of Public Health Spotlight! This time, host Mia Collett from Panoramic Associates leads a captivating discussion with Jane Bethea, the newly appointed Director of Public Health and Wellbeing for North Northamptonshire Council.

Listeners are invited to follow Jane’s remarkable career journey, from her early days as a Consultant in Public Health in Nottinghamshire to her recent role leading public health in one of the UK’s fastest growing regions. Jane’s extensive experience, encompassing academic roles and strategic positions within the NHS, sets the stage for an insightful conversation about leadership and innovation in public health.

The episode explores the complex challenges and exciting opportunities posed by North Northamptonshire’s diverse population. Jane shares reflections on her multifaceted role, which now also encompasses responsibilities for communities and leisure, offering a unique perspective on integrating public health principles across a range of sectors.

In addition, Jane offers practical advice for newly registered consultants who are considering their career options, highlighting the importance of self-belief and continuous professional development.

Prepare for an episode brimming with expertise, strategic insights, and motivational guidance for public health professionals at all stages of their careers.

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Welcome to another enlightening episode of Public Health Spotlights! Host, Mia Collett from Panoramic Associates, introduces the episode by shining a spotlight on the inspiring journey of Kate Blackburn, the Director of Public Health for Wiltshire Council. 

Listeners are invited to learn about Kate's fascinating career transition from a microbiologist to public health leader, emphasising people-centric approaches along the way. 

 The episode explores how Wiltshire's unique demographic challenges and opportunities shape Kate's strategies, the crucial role of teamwork, and the importance of maintaining a work-life balance. Kate also shares invaluable advice for aspiring directors and insights into the future priorities of public health. 

It’s an episode filled with wisdom, passion, and actionable tips for the next generation of public health leaders. 

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlight, host Maisie Hockings sits down with Louise Smith, Deputy Director of Revalidation and Clinical Governance at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). Louise delves into her robust career journey, from her early training in Scotland during the mad cow disease and HIV crises to her pivotal roles in public health across the UK.

Louise shares key milestones in her career, including her work with the Scottish government to implement the 21-week antenatal scan and her tenure as Director of Public Health in Norfolk. She discusses the differences and similarities between working in local government and a national agency like UKHSA, as well as the personal and professional growth she has experienced through mentoring and executive coaching.

Listeners will gain insights into Louise's current role at UKHSA, her perspectives on the challenges and priorities for the future of public health, and her heartfelt advice for aspiring public health professionals.

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In this episode of "Public Health Spotlight," host Mia Collet from Panoramic Associates talks with Steve Maddern, the Director of Public Health at Swindon Borough Council. Steve shares his journey from community pharmacy to leading public health initiatives in Swindon, a diverse and growing town. 

Steve discusses his role, which includes protecting and improving the health of Swindon's 233,000 residents. He highlights unique challenges, such as communicating health messages in a community that speaks over 40 languages, and his rewarding experiences, including the town's response to COVID-19 and the cost of living crisis. 

For aspiring public health leaders, Steve provides practical interview tips, emphasises the value of resilience, and outlines key future priorities in public health. This episode offers valuable insights into public health leadership and the specific dynamics of working in a diverse community like Swindon. 

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In this insightful episode of Public Health Spotlights, host Maisie Hockings welcomes Angharad Shambler, Senior Public Health Strategist at the London Borough of Haringey. Angharad shares her journey into public health, discussing her extensive experience in fields like diabetes prevention, sexual health, and health protection.

The conversation delves into Angharad's role, highlighting her responsibilities in ensuring effective vaccination, screening services, and infection control. She speaks on the challenges of addressing health inequalities in a diverse borough like Haringey and emphasises the importance of collaborative partnerships.

A key focus is the impact of climate change on public health. Angharad explains how rising temperatures and severe weather events affect health, including worsening long-term conditions and mental health issues. She elaborates on Haringey's initiatives, such as severe weather preparedness plans and community engagement, to combat these effects.

Listeners will find valuable insights into best practices from other local authorities, the importance of cross-departmental collaboration, and future priorities for public health in the context of climate change. Angharad also offers advice for those considering a career in public health.

This episode is a must-listen for public health professionals, climate advocates, and anyone interested in the intersection of health and the environment.

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In this episode of "Public Health Spotlight," host Mia Collett engages in a compelling conversation with Claire Beynon, the Executive Director of Public Health for Cardiff and Vale University Health Board. Claire shares her diverse and vibrant career journey, from working in various NHS roles, including cancer commissioning and public health consulting, to her current pivotal position.

Claire's passion for public health is evident as she talks about her commitment to teaching and mentoring the next generation of public health leaders, emphasising the importance of seizing varied career experiences and staying enthusiastic.

Gain valuable insights on managing public health initiatives, building strong partnerships, and the benefits of working within the Welsh public health system. Whether you're a public health professional, a student, or someone interested in community health, this episode is packed with wisdom and inspiration.

Tune in and discover how Claire Beynon balances her extensive roles and continues to drive impactful changes in public health.

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlight, host Mia Collett speaks with Lucy Hubber, Director of Public Health for Nottingham City Council. Lucy shares her comprehensive journey in public health, from early career roles to her current leadership position, and outlines the key challenges and opportunities she faces in Nottingham.

Listeners gain insights into the pivotal responsibilities of a Director of Public Health, focusing on improving population health and tackling inequalities. Lucy highlights her award-winning approach to public health funding, ensuring impactful and strategic use of the public health grant, which earned her recognition at the 2023 ADPH conference.

The episode also delves into the value of professional networks, such as ADPH, for collaboration and policy development. Aspiring public health leaders will find Lucy’s reflections on essential skills, resilience, and managing complex portfolios particularly enlightening.

Tune in for an informative discussion that explores the nuances of public health leadership and innovation.

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In this episode of "Public Health Spotlight," host Maisie Hockings speaks with James Woolgar, an advanced Public Health Practitioner at Liverpool City Council and chair of the English HIV and Sexual Health Commissioners group. James highlights the need to assess the effectiveness of local authority sexual health services in the face of budget cuts. He discusses the growing demand for online contraception among young people and suggests solutions like a national online access platform for contraceptive services.

James also emphasises the importance of equity in reaching underserved and marginalised groups. He shares insights into innovative sexual health initiatives across the UK, including Liverpool's award-winning community-based services. The conversation covers key public health challenges such as rising STI rates, evolving HIV prevention strategies, and improving access to contraception and abortion services.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into the role local governments and public health teams play in addressing these issues through collaboration and data-driven strategies. James Woolgar’s dedication to providing better sexual health, along with innovative models and strategic partnerships, paints an optimistic picture for the future of sexual health services in Liverpool and beyond.

Tune in to hear how cities are navigating these complex challenges to create a healthier, more equitable future.

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In this episode, our host, Maisie Hockings, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Kirsten Watters, the Director of Public Health at London Borough of Camden Council. Kirsten shares her inspiring journey from being a public health consultant in Suffolk to taking on the demanding role of Director of Public Health at Camden.

Throughout the episode, Kirsten discusses the unique challenges and opportunities of public health in a diverse borough like Camden, reflecting on rewarding experiences such as creating a public health report on adolescent health and highlighting the importance of engaging young people in public health initiatives. She also shares insights on transitioning from a consultant to a director, emphasising the importance of understanding corporate leadership, local government, and building strong relationships with elected members.

Tune in to gain insights into the future priorities in public health, the benefits of working in a political environment, and the vital skills needed to excel in a director role. Whether you're a seasoned public health professional or just starting your journey, this episode is packed with practical tips and inspirational stories that you won’t want to miss.

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In the third episode of the Public Health Spotlight podcast, host Mia Collett from Panoramic Associates sits down with Derek Ward, the Director of Public Health for Lincolnshire and a visiting professor at the University of Lincoln Medical School. Derek shares his unique journey into public health, beginning with his early research role and progressing through various roles in the civil service and academia. 

Derek provides insights into the multifaceted role of a Director of Public Health, emphasising the importance of both primary prevention and secondary and tertiary interventions in improving population health and well-being. He discusses the innovative public health strategies being implemented in Lincolnshire, such as a fall response service and a balance and stability program aimed at supporting the county’s older population.

The conversation also touches on the significance of effective business management skills for public health leaders and the value of collaborative efforts and idea sharing on both a national and global scale. Derek sheds light on the dynamic interactions between local public health initiatives and broader economic growth agendas, underscoring the interconnectedness of economic and public health improvements. 

Join us for a compelling discussion that highlights the diverse challenges and rewarding opportunities within public health. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on public health leadership, innovation, and the continuous effort to enhance community health across varied regions.

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In this episode of Public Health Spotlight, Panoramic Associates' Mia Collett sits down with Greg Fell, the Director of Public Health in Sheffield and President of the Association of Directors of Public Health. Greg takes us through his unique career journey, starting from a degree in biochemistry and physiology, to various roles in health promotion, all leading to his current position in Sheffield. He provides valuable insights into the multifaceted responsibilities of a Director of Public Health, such as managing resources, coordinating responses to infectious diseases, and leading health improvement initiatives.

Greg shares his experiences and challenges specific to Sheffield, highlighting the socio-economic divides within the city and efforts to address them. He also discusses the broader implications of his role on a national level through his presidency in the ADPH and how it informs his local practice. The episode delves into the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, future public health priorities, and offers practical advice for aspiring Directors of Public Health.

Join us as we explore the complexities, rewards, and future direction of public health through the eyes of one of its key leaders. Whether you're a public health professional or simply interested in the field, this episode is packed with insightful information and valuable takeaways.

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Welcome to the inaugural episode of Public Health Spotlight! Hosted by Maisie Hockings, this episode features an insightful conversation with Dr. Justin Varney, the Director of Public Health at Birmingham City Council. Dr. Varney shares his compelling journey from training in London to leading Birmingham’s public health efforts. He discusses the multifaceted nature of his role, which intertwines data analysis, community engagement, and the art of strategic partnerships.

Listeners will delve into the challenges and triumphs of managing public health in a vibrant and diverse city, the importance of personal resilience, and tips for aspiring public health professionals. Dr. Varney also shares his experiences during the Commonwealth Games and the COVID-19 pandemic, offering invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of public health. 

Tune in for an in-depth discussion on the ever-evolving field of public health, the strategic importance of local governance, and the future challenges that lie ahead. This episode is a compelling listen for anyone interested in the impactful work of public health and the dedication it requires.

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Welcome to Public Health Spotlight, a podcast brought to you in collaboration with the Association of Directors of Public Health. Hosted by Panoramic Associates' Mia Collett and Maisie Hockings, this series delves into the pivotal role of Directors of Public Health across the UK. Join us as we feature inspiring conversations with public health leaders from England, Scotland, Wales, and the UK Crown Dependencies. Over the next few months, we'll spotlight Directors of Public Health from Birmingham, Sheffield, Swindon, Camden, East Sussex, and many more as we aim to inspire the next wave.

Stay tuned for our first episode airing Thursday 11th July!

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