The Faculty of Public Health (FPH) is the standard setting body for specialists in public health. We work to improve the public’s health through our three key areas of activity:
We are a Faculty of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom with over 3000 members.
Secretary of State for Health Andrew Langsley and Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson were the keynote speakers at the FPH's Annual UK Conference on 7 July. Podcasts of all sessions are now available on the FPH blog .
The West Midlands Public Health Observatory and the Wales Health Impact Support Unit are once again offering a three-day Health Impact Assessment training course from 5-7 October in Gregynog, Powys, Wales. More details.
For news of more upcoming events across the public health world click here .
Are you passionate? Do you possess the drive and vision to make all our lives better by improving how and where we live?
Are you a leader, facilitator and skilled communicator?
A strategic and critical thinker whose field of vision always encompasses the 'bigger picture'?
Do you enjoy statistics and finding evidence-based solutions to complex problems?
And do you believe that we all have the right to better health?
Continuing professional development (CPD) is the component of learning and development that occurs after the formal completion of postgraduate training.
In public health, the overall aim of continuing professional development is to ensure that those who work in the field develop and maintain the necessary knowledge, skills and attributes to practise effectively and work towards improving the health of the population.
CPD is a professional obligation for all public health professionals.
In order to comply with the Faculty's minimum standards for CPD and to remain in good standing, all Faculty members must either submit a satisfactory CPD return for the previous calendar year, or have been formally exempted by the Faculty from this requirement.
The Faculty has adopted common standards for CPD for all its members.
Full CPD guidance document [pdf]
The online diary allows users to keep an accurate online record of their learning activities. It also allows them to submit their annual return online.
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