Gambling in Wales – a Public Health Priority

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Gambling in Wales – a Public Health Priority www.cymru.gov.uk Dr. Frank Atherton Chief Medical Officer for Wales The Living Room - National Conference on Excessive Gambling in Wales 21 June 2017 1 1

CMO Role Advice to Ministers and Welsh Government Medical Leadership within NHS Medical AHPs Advocate – population health improvement

Population Health Priorities: Unfinished Business Improving Health Outcomes Proximal determinants; smoking, alcohol, drugs Health Settings Schools, workplace, colleges, universities, prisons Evidence Based Programs Healthy Child Wales, First 1000 Days, Adverse Child Experiences

Population Health Priorities: Unsolved Problems Inequalities Obesity/Healthy Lives Mental Health Healthy Environments HWB Future Generations Health in All Policies and Health Impact Assessment Large scale societal change

Population Health Priorities: New/Emerging Challenges Common Pathways to Addiction Gambling Nicotine Corporate Determinants of Health Communicable Diseases have not gone away PanFlu, H7N9, MERS, Ebola, Zika, WNV, Lyme

Economic, social, environmental and cultural well-being of Wales A more equal Wales A wales of cohesive communities Economic, social, environmental and cultural well-being of Wales

Programme for Government ‘Healthy and Active’ one of four strategic priorities Prioritise mental health – prevent, treatment and support Wider determinants – sustainable employment

Gambling ….. the picture in Wales

Who has problems with gambling in Wales ? 1.1% of adults in Wales aged 16+ identified as problem gamblers 1.8% of people under the age of 45 are problem gamblers. 3.8% of people identified as either at low or moderate risk of gambling), with rates highest for men aged 16-24 years old, where one in ten are at risk of gambling problems.

The Challenges Low prevalence – high impact Growing issue: People Industry Advertising Health Inequalities Online Gambling Limited levers in Wales

Related Delivery Plans

Future work Profiling problem gambling as a current and emerging public health issue Identifying effective policy responses Maximising the opportunity in the 4 strategies for cross-portfolio working

Thank you for listening www.cymru.gov.uk Dr. Frank Atherton Chief Medical Officer for Wales The Living Room - National Conference on Excessive Gambling in Wales 21 June 2017 13 13