2. Conference Welcome
Professor John Middleton, President Faculty of Public Health
Keynote: Cllr Arnold England, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care & Older People Telford & Wrekin Council

3. The role of evidence in public health reform at a national and local level
Chair: Professor John Middleton, President of the Faculty of Public Health
Speakers:
Professor Gillian Leng, Deputy Chief Executive, The National Institute for Health and Care, NICE Dr Frank Atherton, Chief Medical Officer, Wales
Professor Dame Anne Johnson, Chair and Vice-Dean, External Relations, Faculty of Population Health Sciences, UCL Duncan Selbie, Chief Executive of Public Health England

4. Building a Resilient Public Health Workforce Chair: Professor Patrick Saunders, Local Board Member, FPH
Presentations
The changing face of public health, the Sandwell experience Jyoti Atri, Public Health Sandwell How Health Impact Assessment (HIA) equips the public health workforce to collaborate in addressing health inequalities Lee Parry-Williams, Public Health Wales Developing Healthy Economic Policies: Experiences of Public Health Leaders in NW England Darryl Quantz, Faculty of Health and Medicine, University of Lancaster

5. Global Public Health Chair: Neil Squires, Chair of FPH Global Health Committee Presentations:
Public Health cadre development, using competency based approach in the State Health system, Odisha, India Sushma Acquilla, Faculty of Public Health
A 5-year report of the health services at the Kola Daisi Foundation primary health care centre (KDFC) and census survey of KDFC catchment area Oladipo Ogunbode, University College Hospital, Ibadan Nigeria

6. Engaging Communities for a Good Start in Life Chair: Professor Shantini Paranjothy, BACAPH Presentations:
Translating evidence on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) into practice: an example of using an ACE lens for policy development in South Wales Kat Ford, Public Health Wales Co-producing change: community involvement in research and action to address low birth-weight in an East London borough Susanna Rance, University of East London Early intervention and prevention in schools: ‘Stress Control’ – a pilot CBT/wellbeing approach for the common mental health problems Jim White, Stress Control Ltd., Glasgow Baby Buddy - Taking a collaborative, innovative and evidence based approach to improving Child Health Outcomes Alison Baum, OBE CEO & Founder of Best Beginnings

7. Planetary Health: How Can Public Health Save the Planet Chair: Professor John Middleton, President of the Faculty of Public Health
Presentations:
Navigating the intersections between politics, science and practice in public health David McCoy, Professor of Global Public Health, Queen Mary University London
Should public health also seek to improve planetary health and if so how?
Mike Rayner, Professor of Population Health at the Nuffield Department of Population Health
The legal fight for public health. Protecting the health of people and the planet through the right to breathe clean air
Andrea Lee, Healthy Air campaigner for environmental law organisation ClientEarth

8. Faculty of Public Health Annual General Meeting