Pop quiz: if there were only one thing that you could check for everybody in an annual checkup, which would you check that would most improve people's health?

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A new #DHSWI #HealthImprovement plan for #Wisconsin links public health to broader social problems, @erikgunn reports.

https://wisconsinexaminer.com/2023/02/06/new-state-plan-emphasizes-root-causes-behind-public-health-conditions-and-outcomes/

A good reminder to be careful with language in Public Health. The word “lifestyle” is used to blame somebody for the circumstances and environment in which their health is created. In my experience it’s also often othering - criticising marginalised groups while pretending to have their best interests at heart

The lazy language of ‘lifestyles’
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/hpja.677?campaign=wolearlyview

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Absolutely fascinating talk from Dundee's Graham Pullin on his work on design and disability at Studio Ordinary. He describes brings together disabled and non-disabled researchers across critical disability studies and design to explore disability technologies.

Graham's talk illustrates, using excerpts of conversations from members of Studio Ordinary, experiences of being involved (or not!) in designing assistive technologies.

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Following harmful healthcare incidents (we are talking deaths here!), the need to be sensitive to timing was something that came across very strongly. For some people, investigations moved too quickly and didn't allow for grieving or coming to terms with what happened. For others, delays prevented people from moving on and contributed to compounded harm. The need to respond meaningfully within the current system is being debated.
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