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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

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Kendall, Liz and King's Fund

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2000

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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

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

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2000

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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 ...
Declaration for health in the millennium : priorities for the Mayor and GLA : draft

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King's Fund

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2000

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The King's Fund has carried out an international survey of health initiatives by city-wide authorities and analysed the potential of the new Greater London Authority. In this draft version of priorities for action on health, the King's Fund states that the Mayor and GLA should: tackle health inequalities; regenerate deprived ...
Health in London : powers and responsibilities of the GLA : a discussion paper prepared for a King's Fund workshop : November 1999

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King's Fund and Davies, Anne

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1999

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This paper deals with the distribution of powers and responsibilities for health at the London regional level. It focuses on the structures and processes at the interface of the new Greater London Authority and the developing health partnerships across the capital. Do they provide enough scope for the Mayor and ...