From Sickness to Health? public health in England
By: BAGGOTT, Rob
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ArticlePublisher: Oxford : Blackwell Publishing, August 2005Public Money & Management 25, 4, p. 229-236Abstract: Public health is currently high on the political agenda, perhaps at its most prominent for a generation. Yet various policy initiatives to improve public health have been regarded as unsuccessful, while the National Health Service is still seen as a 'sickness service'. This article explores the development of public health policy in England and asks whether it is likely to become a key driver of policy and service provision in the future
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Public health is currently high on the political agenda, perhaps at its most prominent for a generation. Yet various policy initiatives to improve public health have been regarded as unsuccessful, while the National Health Service is still seen as a 'sickness service'. This article explores the development of public health policy in England and asks whether it is likely to become a key driver of policy and service provision in the future
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