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Health and the London Mayor : learning from other cities : a discussion paper prepared for a King's Fund workshop February 2000

Creatore:

Kendall, Liz and King's Fund

Publication date:

2000

Abstract:

This paper analyses the experiences of other city-wide authorities in the UK and internationally in improving health. It sets out which cities were studied and why, outlines the different ways in which Mayors work to affect change, identifies the available evidence of action to improve health in selected cities, and ...
Improving London's health : the role of the Greater London Authority

Creatore:

Davies, Anne, King's Fund, and Kendall, Elizabeth

Publication date:

2000

Abstract:

The Greater London Authority, which provides London with its first directly elected Mayor, has important strategic powers and responsibilities that include a duty to improve the health of Londoners. This report considers how the GLA can best contribute to health improvement and to reducing health inequalities across the capital. It ...
Primary health care in cities : a whole systems approach

Creatore:

London Health Partnership and King's Fund

Publication date:

1996

Abstract:

This pamphlet describes the whole systems approach taken by the London Health Partnership to achieve their aim of improving the well-being of older people by addressing long-standing problems of providing care and promoting health in cities. This summary was presented to the 1996 British Urban Regeneration Association Conference.
Why is the A.I.D.S. message not getting through? : Leeds Castle conference 1992

Creatore:

King's Fund and National A.I.D.S. Trust

Publication date:

1992

Abstract:

This pamphlet is a report on a two-day meeting which discussed reports that, although most people in Britain seem to understand how A.I.D.S. is transmitted, they are doing little or nothing to alter their sexual behaviour in a way which could reduce their chances of becoming infected. The conference felt ...