Public Health England Annual Conference 2017

The Public Health England Annual Conference 2017 is taking place on Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 September at Warwick University, providing updates on the latest evidence and best practice across a wide range of public health issues. 

You can now see detailed information about speakers and presentations in sessions across the six track programme on the conference website, with topics linked by three themes:

• promoting world-class science and evidence 

• making the economic case for prevention 

• working towards a healthier, fairer society 

Plenaries include a discussion with Richard Curtis, writer, director, producer and co-founder of Red Nose Day and keynote addresses by Sir David Spiegelhalter, Winton Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk at Cambridge University and Dame Margaret Whitehead, WH Duncan Professor of Public Health at University of Liverpool. 

In previous years places have been oversubscribed so we advise you to book as soon as possible via the conference website, particularly if you wish to book accommodation. You may book your place to attend just one or both days of the conference, and will have an option to join a pre-conference workshop on the afternoon of Monday 11 September at no additional charge if you register for the two days. 

If you have any questions about attending the conference, please send an email to conference@phe.gov.uk.