1. Welcome The Newton Suite has 3 fire exits clearly marked: - main entrance - door to left of the room onto the green outside - door to the right, through the Ballroom Our assembly point is behind Pizza Hut, Regent Street Our duty first aider can be located via Reception Recording in video/audio Twitter: @InstPubHealth #CIPHAwayDay14 Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Sharing Success

2. Programme Carol Brayne: Sharing Success Julian Flowers: The Future of Health Intelligence SESSION ONE: Environment, Behaviour and Health – Theresa Marteau with Gareth Hollands,Thomas Burgoine, Eleanor Winpenny Fiona Walter, introduced by Christi Deaton SESSION TWO: Patterns and Predictions – Paul Pharaoh with Kay-Tee Khaw, Adam Butterworth and Deborah Thompson LUNCH AND POSTERS Craig Brierley, introduced by Martin Roland SESSION THREE: Innovative Methodologies – Martin Roland with Adrian Mander and Sophie Moore SESSION FOUR: Improving Policy and Services – Nick Wareham with Mark Reacher, Shirlene Badger and Laura O’Connor Carol Brayne: Round-up Kay-Tee Khaw: Poster Award presentations Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Sharing Success

3. Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Who we are

4. New global challenges Longer lives and multi- morbidity Persisting inequalities Competing interests Access to knowledge/evidence and health intelligence for decision-makers Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Our challenges

5. Research strengths: Aetiological effects of genetic, developmental, lifestyle and environmental determinants of major chronic diseases Behavioural change to improve health Population-based research Primary care and health services research Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Our Strengths

6. Methodological strengths: Epidemiology Behavioural psychology Statistical methods and their applications Analysis and interpretation of population health data Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Our Strengths

7. Teaching and training capacity: Enabled by partnership - University/MRC Units/PHE Specialist public health training for undergrad med students Strong tradition of research training Continuing education for ph professionals Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Our Strengths

8. Connections to decision-makers on key questions: obesity…screening/diagnosis…dementia From the heart of Cambridge Biomedical Campus strategic links with clinical and service organisations Cambridge Institute of Public Health: Translational capacity Multi-disciplinary responses to global challenges local regional international

9. PublicHealth@Cambridge Network Launched 2013 Connects researchers across all six Schools, MRC Units, local/regional PHE, Local Authority etc Free to join - 250 current members in searchable directory of expertise

10. PublicHealth@Cambridge Network Network runs themed work packages: Public Health and Ageing Public Health and Sustainability Public Health and Inequalities Public health and Big Data Public Health from Animals to Man

11. PublicHealth@Cambridge Network Contact: Paula Frampton Email: coordinator@ publichealth.cam.ac.uk Twitter: @CamPublicHealth www.publichealth.cam.ac.uk

12. Public Health across Cambridge: Our Vision Establish globally recognised focus for public health Tackle disciplinary gaps Focal point for research community ‘Design for health’ Leading edge education centre Connecting with industry, decision-makers, services and clinicians Towards a new building for public health