Public Health White Paper: Healthy Lives, Healthy People
- Published: 15 Apr 2011
- Source: External
- Source name: Department of Health
- RCN Staff lead: Jan Maw
- Email: jan.maw@rcn.org
In addition to the main Public Health White Paper - Healthy Lives, Healthy People - there were two related consultations. The RCN's responses to all of these are below in PDF format (see how to access PDF files) as well as a link to the RCN web news story.
- Healthy lives, healthy people White Paper (PDF 284KB)
- Executive summary of Healthy lives, healthy people White Paper (PDF 78.6KB)
- Consultation on the funding and commissioning routes for public health (PDF 167KB)
- Transparency in outcomes - proposals for a public health outcomes framework (PDF 130KB)
- RCN web news story
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