News

17 January 20

A case study on how WHIASU used the Public Health Skills and Knowledge Framework to develop a skills and knowledge framework for Health Impact Assessment practice was published on the 17th January by Public Health England.

07 January 20

As a result of the decision to leave the EU, the UK will be developing its own independent trade policy for the first time in over 40 years. This has significant implications for a range of the determinants of health and well-being in Wales including food standards, environmental protection, tobacco and alcohol regulations, as well as economic and working conditions.

15 November 19

Following the great success of the ‘Reconnecting Health and Land Use Planning in Wales workshop’ we are pleased to invite you to attend the Placemaking, Health & Wellbeing’ Workshop which will be delivered by Public Health Wales.

13 November 19

The WHIASU team would like to share with you their latest news and achievements over the past couple of months.

11 October 19

Today the Wales HIA Support Unit and Public Health Wales have published ‘The Public Health Implications of Brexit in Wales: A Health Impact Assessment approach – A Rapid Review and Update’.

04 October 19

New dates have been released for the Rapid HIA Training Sessions in January and March 2020.

30 September 19

The Research and Evidence Directorate have released a new report 'Supporting Farming Communities at times of uncertainty'.

22 August 19

The session will run on Tuesday, 3rd of March 2020,North Wales, Venue to be confirmed. The session will cover: A basic understanding of HIA, what it is and how it is done; the underpinning values and components of a high quality HIA; an overview of HIA in the context of current policy in Wales; a case study of a HIA in Wales; and a practical introduction to screening.

02 July 19

The Wales Health Impact Assessment Support Unit have published a framework for training and capacity building in HIA this week. The technical report sets out an underpinning framework for the WHIASU’s approach to the design, development, delivery and evaluation of training and capacity building for HIA over the next five years.

24 June 19

Nerys Edmonds from WHIASU delivered a presentation on the “Public Health Implications of Brexit: A HIA approach”.