Resources from 2nd International Social Prescribing Network Conference
'From system to local'
11th-12th July 2019, University of Westminster
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Key note speeches
Professor Dean Ornish
The Evidence Behind Lifestyle Medicine
James Sanderson
Implementation Of Social Prescribing Across England - A Systems Perspective
International Perspectives on Social Prescribing
Kate Mulligan
Health Inequalities And High Expectations
Dr. Jan Joost Meijs & Dr. Miriam Heijnders
Social Prescribing In The Netherlands
Tan Bee Yee
Implementation Of Social Prescribing In Community Hospital In Singapore
Dr. Miia Palo
Social prescribing and integrated care above the arctic circle - Finnish perspective
Social Prescribing in the UK
Dr. Marie Polley
Understanding the outcomes in social prescribing
Dr. Daisy Fancourt
Social prescribing for population health? Findings from UK cohort studies
Dr. David Robinson
Social prescribing in South of Ireland
Dr. Carolyn Wallace
Social Prescribing in Wales
Dr. Viola Marx
Social Prescribing in Scotland
Research presentations
Wider Social Outcomes
Angela Eden
Integrating Wellbeing and Welfare provision to address the wider determinants of health in Salford
John Bell
Let’s Get Working’: social prescribing and employment – a genuine ‘win:win’
Annie Robinson
Reading Well: Nationally Delivering “Shelf Help” in Local Libraries
Sally Ohlsen
The what, how and why of social prescribing for people with physical and mental health issues: A realist evaluation’
Ivo Vassilev
Why trust is not enough? Implementing a social prescribing scheme in an open system
Implementation of Social Prescribing
Caroline Frostick
Jessica Bockler
Creative Alternatives Online – Delivering arts-based social prescribing through the internet’
Helen Seers
Evaluation of a social prescribing pilot in Shropshire – implementation and impact findings
Ceri George
Mind Cymru Social Prescribing Project: gathering robust evidence for a mental health mode
Alexis Foster
Implementing outcome measures within social prescribing services
Children & Young People
Anna McCarthy
Helium Arts’ Creative Health Hub model: supporting and promoting creative wellbeing through an “arts on referral” approach
Gabriele Antony
Marcello Bertotti
Social Prescribing and young people in four English Sites - analysis of baseline data
Cat Pritchard
Integrated Social Prescribing & Wellbeing Services for Young People
Systems Perspective & Big Data
Alison Fixen
What would a sustainable model of social prescribing look like? A systemic thinking perspective
Mairead Berrie
Zachary McDonald
Systematic review of the effect of social prescribing on social isolation
Helen McPeake
Ways to Wellbeing in Halton, St Helens and Knowsley’
Plenary session
Giles Wilmore
Setting priorities for a sustainable future
Poster Presentations
All poster presentations from the conference are available to view and download via OneDrive