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Photographs and presentations from the National Alcohol Conference held on 5 November 2008
East Midlands Alcohol Harm Reduction newsletter for October/November
East Midlands Public Health Network newsletter, issue 2 (October 2008) and East Midlands Public Health Training Network Small Grants Scheme application form
Presentations from the Climate Change Event on 30 October 2008
Presentations from the Using Emergency Services Data to Reduce Alcohol Related Harm Seminar on 16 October 2008
Latest Alcohol Harm Reduction Network newsletter (August/September 2008)
July 2008 edition of FSA East Midlands newsletter and poster depicting the new Food Safety Fridge Magnets
July 2008 edition of the emphasis ebulletin
Presentations and workshop notes from the 'Helping to build the capacity and capability of the East Midlands public health workforce conference (24 June 2008)
Presentations and workshop notes from The Future of Tobacco Control Consultation Seminar (27 June 2008)
Latest Alcohol Harm Reduction Network newsletter
Presentations from The Future of Tobacco Control event on 27 June 2008
Final East Midlands Big Drink Debate data analysis report
Presentations from the East Midlands Public Health Conference 2008
East Midlands: The health of the region 2007. Report of the Regional Director of Public Health for the East Midlands

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The European Public Health Symposium: Reducing Alcohol Related Harm Through Partnership on 3 December 2008 in London

Health Inequalities - Turning the Tide? Spotlight on Housing, Transport and Commissioning on 25th & 26th March 2009 at The Brighton Centre

emphasis is the East Midlands public health network, providing strategic-level engagement for stakeholders in improving health and addressing inequalities. The network helps to share best practice and learning by offering:

A dedicated website
Extensive networking opportunities through workshop seminars and events
A monthly e-bulletin giving the latest news on how the network is improving health and reducing health inequalities
Access to health-themed regional networks (see below)

Themed regional networks

There are currently a number of health-themed, regional networks: East Midlands Alcohol Harm Reduction Network, Arts and Health, Avoidable Injury, Food and Health, Physical Activity and The East Midlands Teaching Public Health Network. The networks bring together people from different organisations who are working on a common agenda and provide an opportunity to share effective practice and learn from each other.