The National Walking Strategy Craig McLaren Director, RTPI Scotland Chair, National Walking Strategy Delivery Forum.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Norfolk’s Working Well
Advertisements

Be part of the solution \\ HSEs strategy for health and safety in Great Britain Name Non Executive Board Member / Director… Health and Safety Executive.
Matthew Delaney Regional Director Sport England London.
Increasing staff engagement across children’s services Di Smith Director of Children’s Services.
Health, Well-being and Care Version 1.2 of the Lewisham Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Dr Danny Ruta Joint Director of Public Health April 2010.
Health and Wellbeing Board Update Gordon McCullough, CEO CAS.
Healthy Gloucestershire The Health and Community Well- being Strategy for Gloucestershire.
North East Transport Consultative Forum Woodhill House, Aberdeen 2 nd October 2014.
The Place Standard Good Lives and Decent Societies workshop 14 th May 2014 Rory Mitchell, NHS Health Scotland.
Queensland Treasury Department Role and Function of Treasury Financial Framework Charter of Fiscal and Social Responsibility and Priorities in Progress.
The role of providers delivering the Health Promotion and Disease Prevention agenda 1Presentation title - edit in Header and Footer Dr Raymond Jankowski.
Delivering HECA – Carbon Action Network Local Authority Workshop.
Making better decisions on public health spending: A Scottish perspective Neil Craig NHS Health Scotland Making better decisions on public health spending:
Preventing Overweight and Obesity in Scotland: a route map towards healthy weight UPDATE.
Mainstreaming Cycling for All Nick Vaughan Transport for Greater Manchester Eleanor Roaf Sustrans Local Sustainable Transport Fund National Conference.
Greenspace and Health Hazel Ainsworth Delivery Lead, Health & Environment.
Introducing the NHS Change Model. Why the NHS needs a Change Model Massive change in the NHS over past 10 years – much more to come Massive change now.
ANGUS COMMUNITY PLANNING PARTNERSHIP SOA IMPLEMENTATION GROUP 3 rd December 2009.
Health and Wellbeing Health Service Executive Healthy Ireland – The policy context for addressing health inequalities in Ireland Dr. Stephanie O’Keeffe,
Health Stakeholder Consultation Event Frances Spillane, Assistant Secretary General Department of Health 11 March 2015.
Department of Health Outcomes Framework for Public Health Healthy Lives, Healthy People: Transparency in Outcomes Dr Yvonne Dailey Consultant Public Health.
Make the Move: Implementation of the U.S. Physical Activity Plan National Coalition for Promoting Physical Activity (NCPPA) A Roadmap to Get America Moving.
Philip Garner Specialist Programme Manager Public Health.
Fergus Millan Health Improvement Strategy Division.
Mary Emurla, SCN Manager Caroline Dollery, SCN Clinical Director
Children & Young People’s Network meeting Shaping the Bristol Health & Wellbeing Strategy for local children and young people Claudia McConnell,
CCG Strategy Update Lewisham Children and Young People Strategic Partnership Board 26 th January 2015.
Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy Consultation and Engagement May – July 2012.
Mid Wales LTP Stakeholder Workshop 3 rd October Presentation by Ann Elias and Janice Hughes.
LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING Neil Gunn. NATIONAL CONTEXT  Local Government in Scotland Act 2003  Legislative Framework  Local Authorities Statutory Responsibilities.
Housing Issues for the MAA Carole Hudson – St Helens MBC Cath Green – Liverpool City Council 8 Liverpool City Region MAA:
Public Health and Employers: The Hertfordshire Workplace Offer Tom May Health Improvement Officer (Lifestyles) 22 nd April 2014.
Mary Allison Co-ordinator Physical Activity Strategy for Scotland.
Developing the Health and Wellbeing Strategy for Bristol Nick Hooper and Pat Diskett.
Dementia Care in the UK Professor June Andrews September 2011.
Philip Glennie Programme Manager Smarter Choices, Smarter Places.
State of California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs State Incentive Grant Project Overview Michael Cunningham Deputy Director, Program Services.
Single Outcome Agreements
Planning for Healthy Urban Communities in Australia – The Healthy Places and Spaces Project.
The Five Year Forward View: identifies the challenges facing the NHS sets out plans for how to overcome them describes a future for the NHS where current.
WALKING & REGIONAL GROWTH SESTRAN Conference 4 November 2015.
School Nursing Review Stakeholder Event: Shirley Brierley Consultant in Public Health, Jeanette Crabbe Senior Public Health Manager, & Public Health Team.
Strengthening the commitment
Halton and St Helens 1 World Class Commissioning Rob Foster Director of Performance Healthy Halton PPB Tuesday 11 November 2008 Runcorn Town Hall.
VOCAL Membership Consultation and Engagement Event Glasgow Concert Halls 13 November 2015.
Scotland’s Health at Work. Introduction Rationale for workplace health promotion Government response Workplace health in Scotland Scotland’s Health at.
Substance Abuse and Schools in Canada: A Round Table April, 2008 A Prevention Strategy for Canada’s Youth.
Edinburgh Shadow Strategic Planning Group Friday 19 June 2015 Welcome Back.
What is a Health Promoting School?
Developing a national governance framework for health promotion in Scottish hospitals Lorna Smith Senior Health Improvement Programme Officer NHS Health.
Healthy Weight Strategy for Nottingham: Sarah Diggle Public Health Development Manager, NHS Nottingham City Chris Wallbanks Healthy Schools Manager,
Let’s Walk the Walk Dr Catherine Calderwood Chief Medical Officer for Scotland obstetrician and gynaecologist.
Facilitated by Jeanette Shepherd End of Life Care facilitator for Care Homes and Domiciliary Agencies.
The Workforce, Education Commissioning and Education and Learning Strategy Enabling world class healthcare services within the North West.
The New Public Health Landscape, its impact on Local Authorities and the obesity agenda Angela Baker
Risk Management in the National Health Service in England Stuart Emslie Head of Controls Assurance Department of Health, England ISO General Assembly 2001,
Local Education and Training Boards Tim Gilpin Director of Workforce and Education NHS North of England.
Sport England South East Penny Kurowski Sports Development Manager.
Promoting physical activity for children and young people Schools and colleges Implementing NICE guidance 2009 NICE public health guidance 17.
NHSU How can it be a University for Everyone? Warrington 23rd May 2003.
Equality Impact Group (EIG) Terms of Reference Equality Delivery System (EDS2) Equality Delivery System (EDS2) Helen Rushworth – Director of.
Healthy Community Element City of South Gate General Plan 2035 (adopted 12/08/09)
Healthy Lives, Healthy People A consultation towards developing the East Sussex Health and Wellbeing Strategy
Dianne Gardner, Public Health Specialist
Socio economic benefits of highways maintenance
Clean Air Hospital Framework
Tackling the wider determinants of health: Health Improvement Domain
APPG on Cycling 26th February 2019
Joanne Riach NHS Grampian, 7 June 2018
A Fairer Scotland for Older People is the result of a Scottish Government engagement process with older people across Scotland through the involvement.
Presentation transcript:

The National Walking Strategy Craig McLaren Director, RTPI Scotland Chair, National Walking Strategy Delivery Forum

Physical inactivity costs the NHS. An inactive person spends 37% more days in hospital and visits the doctor 5.5% more often. The cost to the NHS of physical inactivity was estimated in 2007 at between £1billion and £1.8billion. Physical inactivity costs the wider economy. The costs of physical inactivity were estimated in 2007 at £5.5billion in sickness absence, and £1billion in pre-mature deaths. Including NHS costs, this totals £8.3billion, or £10billion in today’s prices.

7 Scots a day die because of inactivity = 2,500 a year Kills more people than obesity or alcohol excess. Can help prevent and treat more than 20 chronic diseases Getting Scotland fit would increase life expectancy by more than a year due to our high prevalence of inactivity

FIRST STEPS….

CURRENT STEPS….

Process Stakeholder workshop Draft action plan Consultation Assessment Testing Final Action Plan Delivery Forum

Emerging principles COMMITMENT Cross party support in Parliament cross departmental support (national and local level) / agency / NGO To enable local travel and health behaviour change Organisations and businesses INTEGRATION Development plans Community Planning/ SOAs National, strategic and local transport strategies National and local economic development RESOURCES Nationally Locally Creatively Preventative

A Scotland where… everyone walks as part of their everyday journeys places are well designed for walking everyone enjoys walking in the outdoors Value People Place Infra structure

VALUE Value and benefits of walking Measure and communicate progress Assess resources and future funding Assess current legislative frameworks Other strategies

PEOPLE Resources for walking Health and Care Service providers Shift from driving Workplace initiatives Schools Youth organisations

PLACES Walking networks Environment Planning and placemaking Greenspaces, paths and parks Public access

INFRASTRUCTURE Pedestrian priority Landscape and public realm Pedestrian safety Footway conditions and maintenance

NEXT STEPS….

Continued analysis and testing Publish Action Plan Establish Champions/ Delivery Forum National Strategic Group on Sport and Physical Activity Deliver Promote walking – think walking – think pedestrian Monitor, report and review