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Socialist Health Association

Conferences

Our conferences are set up to encourage participation, discussion, and debate among those attending. We try to get a mix of research, politics, practice and debate.

We attract very mixed audiences: patients, campaigners, councillors and politicians, academics, people from voluntary and sometimes commercial organisations and those who work in the NHS. Some are very well informed and some are not. We ask our speakers to make no assumptions about what people know, and we expect them to deal with questions of all kinds.

We do our best to enable people with special needs to attend, but we are a small organisation with limited resources. Please let us know in advance if you think we may have to make special arrangements for you. We always arrange vegetarian food and we do not normally book premises which a person in a wheelchair could not get into. We operate an environmental policy.

If there is a record of proceedings of our past conferences it will be listed below.

Booking form and conditions

Current issues in Health Inequality London Tuesday 13th April

Debate on Markets and Health London Wednesday 17th March

Foundation Trusts, Democracy and Public Ownership London Friday 5th March

Inequality and Mental Health London Tuesday 9th February

Enter and View - the power of the LINK London Friday 15th January 2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2004

Public Involvement after CPPIH 3rd December London

Obesity Liverpool 11th September and Cambridge 6th November

2003

2002 and earlier

Involving Patients and the Public in the NHS Friday 29th November 2002 London

Food Policy Friday 8th March 2002 Glasgow

Bristol Royal Infirmary enquiry Friday 12th October 2001 Bristol

Public Health Through Partnership Friday 1st June 2001 Cardiff

Democracy and Accountability in the New NHS Saturday, 18th November 2000 London

Advice and Information for Health Service Users July 2000 Manchester

Better Housing, Better Health: Towards A Real Strategy For Health 26 February 1994

From Market Chaos to Common Sense June 1993

Health, Wealth and Poverty November 1992

Democracy and Accountability & the NHS 1990

The State of the NHS 27th March 1977