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  • Our aim is to provide a wide panoramic of what it means to work in Public Health in the U.K. through the experiences of registrars, academics and leaders in the field. We hope to inspire those thinking about pursuing a career in public health as well as those currently training in public health. Follow us on Twitter @TiPH_Podcast
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  • E36 - Professor Yvonne Doyle

    E36 - Professor Yvonne Doyle
    Jul 11 2024

    Episode 4 of our special series in partnership with the Faculty of Public Health where we explore one key question - What is Public Health?

    It may seem like a simple question, but Public Health is no single thing. The aim of the series is to shine a light on the breadth of Public Health and the challenges ahead by talking to key figures in the field.

    This episode we sat down with Professor Yvonne Doyle. Yvonne is a medical doctor by background with over 30 years experience in public health and has worked across a range of senior leadership roles across the NHS, Department of Health, UKHSA and academia.

    Between 2013 and 2019 she was appointed Director of Public Health for London and was the Statutory Health Advisor to two London Mayors. In 2016 she was awarded a CB for her contribution to improving public health.

    In 2019 she was appointed as the medical director and Director of Health Protection for Public Health England and played a pivotal role in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022 she was appointed as the first NHS medical director for public health. And in April last year she partially retired but has maintained an active role in public health across the system.

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 Teaser and introduction

    03:41 Yvonne's career

    06:25 What is Public Health?

    08:03 Local-regional-national public health leadership

    10:27 The importance of DPHs in the public health system

    12:53 Developing public health leadership skills

    14:34 Values driving leadership

    17:11 Integrity in public health leadership

    19:05 Leading during chaos

    22:54 Communication skills in public health

    28:13 Social-media and public health

    30:42 Public health challenges ahead

    34:30 System integration in public health

    37:18 Public health system design

    41:42 Advocating for better systems integration in public health

    42:52 One career tip and end
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    45 m
  • E35 - UKHSA CEO Professor Dame Jenny Harries

    E35 - UKHSA CEO Professor Dame Jenny Harries
    May 29 2024
    Episode 3 of our special series in partnership with the Faculty of Public Health where we explore one key question - What is Public Health? It may seem like a simple question, but Public Health is no single thing. The aim of the series is to shine a light on the breadth of Public Health and the challenges ahead by talking to key figures in the field. This episode we sat down with Professor Dame Jenny Harries. Professor Harries is the Chief Executive of the U.K. Health Security Agency. Professor Harries has over 30 years' experience in public health and has played significant roles in the U.K. Government's response to a range of public health crises including the COVID-19 pandemic, H1N1 and Novichock. She has served as the Regional Director of Public Health for the South of England at Public Health England and later became the Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England. In May 2021, she became the first chief executive of the UK Health Security Agency. Professor Harries has been recognized for her services to health, receiving a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 2022. CHAPTERS (00:00) Teaser and introduction (01:54) What is Public Health? (03:10) What attracted Jenny to a career in Public Health? (07:30) Public Health challenges we are not talking enough about (10:58) Communication in Public Health (13:37) Being in the public eye (16:34) Novichok and thinking on your feet (21:09) Career tips for those working in Public Health
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    26 m
  • E34 - Former dCMO Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam

    E34 - Former dCMO Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam
    Feb 15 2024
    Episode 2 of our special series in partnership with the Faculty of Public Health where we explore one key question - What is Public Health? It may seem like a simple question, but Public Health is no single thing. The aim of the series is to shine a light on the breadth of Public Health and the challenges ahead by talking to key figures in the field. This episode we sat down with Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam. Sir Jonathan Van-Tam is a Professor of Health Protection at the University of Nottingham and the former Deputy Chief Medical Officer. Jonathan completed his medical training at the University of Nottingham, where he became a senior lecturer. He joined SmithKline Beecham in 2000 as an associate director. He has over two decades experience in health protection and infectious diseases through his previous roles as the head of pandemic influenza at the health protection agency, chairing the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control expert advisory group on h5n1 vaccines and chair of the UK government’s new and emerging respiratory virus threats advisory group. Professor Van Tam received an MBE in 1998 and was knighted in the 2022 New Years honours list. He was awarded the David Attenborough award by the Royal Society for outstanding public engagement with science. And was also awarded the Freedom of Boston award in 2022 by his local community. CHAPTERS (00:00) Teaser and Introduction (02:40) Inspiration to go into a public health (06:52) Jonathan's mentor in public health (08:53) What is Public Health? (10:50) Collecting public health lenses across sectors (18:28) Translating public health across sectors (20:25) Dealing with public attention (25:00) Communication and analogies in public health (33:42) Politics and public health (35:50) Public health challenges ahead (37:55) Jonathan's career regret (39:50) One career tips for those training in public health
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    41 m
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