PHINS 2022

This year’s PHINS (Public Health Information Network for Scotland) seminar took place on the morning of Tuesday 15^th November. 

Programme

Welcome and introduction by the Chair - Gerry McCartney, University of Glasgow

Understanding the health of people with overlapping experiences of homelessness, justice involvement, problem drug use, and psychosis: lessons from administrative data - Emily Tweed, MRC/CSO Social & Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow

Why do we need action on 'missingness' in health care? - Andrea Williamson, University of Glasgow - Presented by Ross McQueenie, Public Health Scotland

Cost of living crisis and food insecurity - Anna Taylor, The Food Foundation

Climate resilience - the GALLANT approach - Jaime Toney, University of Glasgow

Fairly reducing car use in Scottish cities: a just transition for transport for low-income households - Becca Massey-Chase, Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)

Addressing climate change - the case of public food in Scotland - Mary Brennan, University of Edinburgh