All 4 results for smoking speaker:Lucy Allan

Health Inequalities (20 Mar 2019)

Lucy Allan: ...in Telford are far more likely to suffer from obesity or to be hospitalised for dental decay. Tragically, rates of suicide and cancer in Telford are significantly higher than in Shropshire. Smoking rates, inactivity in adults and other such indicators show the very same disparity. The truth is that a shire town in rural England is healthier than a new town built in a former mining area on...

NHS and Social Care Funding (11 Jan 2017)

Lucy Allan: ...on our lifestyle, and with the right help and support we can all make the right choices to help us live healthy and happy lives. Diet, stress management, sleep hygiene, exercise, alcohol use and smoking are all key determinants of our physical and mental health and wellbeing. I would like a much greater emphasis to be placed on self-care and self-help, because we can all play our part and...

Reducing Health Inequality (24 Nov 2016)

Lucy Allan: ...of Shropshire. That area has more good schools, higher incomes and significantly better health outcomes, judged by any measure we might care to choose. Whether it is obesity, life expectancy or smoking rates, the outcomes are significantly better in surrounding Shropshire. To take obesity, which Simon Stevens has dubbed “the new smoking” as a killer disease, 72% of adults in Telford...

Looked-after Children/Social Work Reform — [Mike Gapes in the Chair] (20 Oct 2016)

Lucy Allan: ...to challenging behaviour, rather than being defined and addressed as mental health needs. I used to sit on fostering and adoption panels and often we would sit around discussing and worrying about smoke alarms and stair gates and the physical needs of children being taken into care. There was always a glaring omission. We would ask foster carers about how much exercise they took or how...


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