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The Second National Intercultural Health Strategy for the Republic of Ireland has been launched by the HSE this week.
The HSE says the strategy, which covers the period 2018 to 2023, provides a comprehensive and integrated approach to addressing the many unique health and support needs experienced…
A review of Northern Ireland’s cross-departmental strategy to reduce the level of alcohol and drug-related harm has been published by the Department of Health.
The final review of the New Strategic Direction for Alcohol and Drugs
Phase 2 (NSD-2), which was launched in 2012, is available here.…
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The New Strategic Direction for Alcohol and Drugs Phase 2 (NSD-2) is a cross-departmental strategy led by the Department of Health, which aims to reduce the level of alcohol and drug-related harm in Northern Ireland. The overall aim of the review was to evaluate the impact of NSD-2 on its aims of…
Professor Kevin Balanda presents the findings of Work Package 4 of the EU Joint Action on Physical Activity and Nutrition (JANPA) at the final conference, in Paris on 24 November 2017.
The overall aim of the project is to contribute to halting the rise of overweight and obesity in children and…
Professor Kevin Balanda presents the main conclusions of Work Package 4 of the EU Joint Action on Physical Activity and Nutrition (JANPA) at the General Assembly of the conference, in Paris on 23 November 2017.
The overall aim of the project is to contribute to halting the rise of overweight and…
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About IPH
The Institute of Public Health in Ireland (IPH) promotes cooperation for public health between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland by:
- strengthening public health intelligence;
- building public health capacity;
- policy and programme development and evaluation.
We work with a range of partners to bring people and organisations from across the island together to promote collective action for sustained improvements in health. Tackling inequalities in health across the island of Ireland is a focus for all our work.
