Policies And Reports

Question 0

Wanless report securing good health for the whole population

Answer 0

Need for targets
Need for cost effectiveness evaluations
National service frameworks 
Improve public health research
National strategy to improve public health workforce

Question 1

Changing behaviour, improving outcomes

Answer 1

3 year social marketing strategy from DoH
Local
Central issues

Question 2

Black report

Answer 2

Overall health improving but gap widening between social classes

Question 3

Acheson report

Answer 3

Followed on from black report- similar findings

Question 4

Health and social care act

Answer 4

Changes to commissioning, regulation, public health focus, patient voice

Question 5

Healthy lives, healthy people

Answer 5

Empowering individuals and communities
Formation of public health England
Public health outcomes framework

Question 6

Dementia challenge

Answer 6

Diagnosis
Awareness
Carers needs assessment

Question 7

Choosing health

Answer 7

Individual informed choice
Personalisation
MDTs
Smoking, obesity, exercise, drinking, sexual health, mental health

Question 8

Health for all

Answer 8

Who programme
Objective of economic development
Literacy, vaccination, water, primary care

Question 9

Ottawa charter

Answer 9

Health promotion

Question 10

Five year forward view

Answer 10

Integration
Prevention
Technology
Engagement 
Local flexibility

Question 11

Everybody active every day

Answer 11

Inequalities
Active professionals
Active spaces
Social movement

Question 12

Climate change act

Answer 12

Emissions targets
Carbon budgets
National adaption plan

Question 13

Who framework convention on tobacco control

Answer 13

Reducing supply and demand
Education
Ban on advertising 
Support for quitters 
Age limits
Research

Question 14

Helsinki declaration

Answer 14

Ethical principles surrounding human experimentation

Question 15

Our healthier nation

Answer 15

Action plan to tackle health of everyone
Particular focus on worst off
Cancer, CHD, accidents, mental illness

Question 16

Shipman enquiry

Answer 16

Revalidation
Coroners
Clinical governance

Question 17

Start active stay active

Answer 17

Life course approach
Daily activity
Reducing sedentary behaviour

Question 18

Global immunisation vision and strategy

Answer 18

Immunise more people
Develop new vaccines
Manage programmes on a global scale

Question 19

Darzi report

Answer 19

Personalisation
End to postcode lottery improving safety and quality
Financial incentives and penalties for providers

Question 20

Local government and public involvement in healthcare

Answer 20

Local involvement networks (abolished 2013)

Question 21

NHS act

Answer 21

Information governance

Pcts,shas,fts

Question 22

Bermuda principles

Answer 22

Genomes
Preventing copyright
Rapid release of data

Question 23

No health without mental health

Answer 23

No decision about me without me
Measurable outcomes
Investing in mental health and giving freedom to practitioners

Question 24

Care act

Answer 24

Carers needs assessment

Question 25

Kyoto protocol

Answer 25

Reduce greenhouse emissions

Question 26

Marmot review fair society healthy lives

Answer 26

Health inequalities- give children the best start, fair employment, healthy standards of living, strengthen illness prevention
Developed marmot indicators 2014- indicators of social determinants of health, health outcomes and social inequality corresponding to policy recommendations in the review
Inc life expectancy, employment, education, fuel poverty, income

Question 27

WHO Europe Health 2020

Answer 27

• improving health for all and reducing health inequalities

* improving leadership and participatory governance for health.

Question 28

Tobacco product directive 2014

Answer 28

picture warnings must cover 65% of the front and back of every packet of cigarettes, with additional warnings on the top of the pack
a ban on “lipstick-style” packs aimed at women - all packs must have at least 20 cigarettes to leave room for health warnings
roll-your-own tobacco packs to have similar picture warnings
a ban on promotional elements, such saying “this product is free of additives” or is less harmful than other brands
a ban on flavoured cigarettes, such as menthol, fruit and vanilla
a maximum nicotine-concentration level for e-cigarettes.
EU-wide tracking of cigarettes to combat illegal trade

Question 29

Screening milestones:
Diabetic eye
Cervical
Breast
Bowel
AAA

Answer 29

Diabetic eye- 12yrs onwards
Cervical- 25 to 49 every 3yrs, 50-64 every 5 yrs
Breast- 50-70 every 3yrs
Bowel- 60-74 every 2yrs
AAA- men on 65th birthday

Question 30

Antenatal screening:
Pre conception
Antenatal
Newborn

Answer 30

Pre conception- diabetic eye when first present for care
Antenatal- blood (thalassaemia,rhesus, Down’s, syphillis,hep b, rubella), scans for structural anomalies and to support Down’s tests, repeat diabetic eye
Newborn- physical exam in first 72hrs, newborn hearing, newborn blood spot (sickle, CF, metabolic diseases, congenital hypothyroidism), infant 6-8 week check

Question 31

Start well, live better

Answer 31

Fph manifesto
Best start for children and young people
PE for kids
Duty on sugary beverages
Lower speed limit in urban areas
Invest in public transport
Recognise importance of climate change

Question 32

Improving young people’s health and wellbeing framework jan 2015

Answer 32

Relationships
Integrated care
Feeling able to cope
Develop youth friendly services
Diseases largely preventable in this group
Teen pregnancy rates falling but still high