The ‘WICKED’ Issues of Public Health in Custodial settings, for adults and children and young people

30 June 2022 12:00 pm - 1:30 am Online

Overview: Exploring the ‘WICKED' issues of Public health in custodial environment, adults and children and young people.

Learning outcomes are:
- Introduction to Public Health and overview of regional public health structures and recognition of:
  - What is Public Health?
  - What does Public Health do?
  - Principles of a Public Health approach
  - Public Health working within a prison environment
  - WICKED issues of premature mortality, self-harming, and preventing suicide
  - Safeguarding working with criminal justice and health partners.
  - Organisational learning and continuous improvement.

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Meet The Speakers

Jackie Roberts
Biography.
I am registered with UKPHR as a public health practitioner, which means I am committed to improve health services, health outcomes and to reduce health inequalities (where you are born should not dictate how long you live – (Marmot report Healthy lives, Healthy people 2010 ).
I work across justice partnerships at regional level influencing and informing health practice with colleagues from NHS E Health and Justice Commissioners, Prison Healthcare Managers, Health Practitioners and Prison managers supporting them, in what they are trying to do, in improving the health of people, who are not always able to speak for themselves.
- NHS England – Healthcare Public Health - 1^stOctober 2021- to date
- Public Health England -2013 - 2021
- National Treatment Agency, 2008-2013
- HM Prison Service 1990-2008
Personal
- Enjoy walking, Have walked Hadrian’s wall in 6 days (you get blisters), Sarria to Santiago, Frances Camino, and Offa’s dyke north.
- I like travel, when it’s not on the M6 or M5.
- I am a member of the Malvern Writing Circle
- I have had a few poems accepted for anthologies with Forward Poetry.
- I have a full motorcycle licence.
Work
- Included within an international study group - visited Norway prisons, secure centres to look at building design, and practice for the care of young people in custody – with Birmingham University in 2018
- Attended a week Study workshop in Athens 2014 –‘ Why people riot?’ representing health where I shared a poem I’d written with other delegates – Wolverhampton University
- Study Tour with the Centre for Public Innovation in 2004 - looking at drug treatment models in prisons and community in the Netherlands with colleagues across the country.

What our members say

My membership is something I value as I work in academia, my knowledge and expertise is enhanced by the AoCPP community itself and the Child Abuse Review journal. I enjoy and receive great benefit from the opportunity to attend conference events and Congress to "tap into" cutting edge research and evidence of best practice nationally and internationally, all of which benefit the students on my teaching programmes and my own research and publications

Claire Richards, Lecturer, National Centre for the Study and Prevention of Violence and Abuse (NCSPVA) Worcester.

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The ‘WICKED’ Issues of Public Health in Custodial settings, for adults and children and young people

Meet The Speakers

Jackie Roberts