About the All Our Health programme
Public Health England’s All Our Health framework is a call to action to all health and care professionals to embed prevention within their day to day practice. Through educational materials, tools and resources, All Our Health helps professionals make an even greater impact in preventing illness, protecting health and promoting wellbeing.
All Our Health Is Freely Available
The All Our Health programme is freely available to access.
Please note your progress and completion of sessions will not be recorded and you will not be able to generate a record of completion. If you require evidence of learning, please register and then log in to access this programme on the e-LfH Hub.
Introduction To The Principles Of All Our Health
This short introductory video explains how All Our Health provides a framework to:
- care for individuals and local communities as well as larger populations
- support all ages of the life course with the aim of improving health and reducing health inequalities
- simply present evidence and guidance and show the impact health and care professionals can make on key public health topics.
All Our Health e-learning Sessions
The All Our Health e-learning sessions have been developed to provide a bite-sized introduction to the wide range of topics covered within the All Our Health framework. Within these sessions, you’ll find signposting to trusted sources of helpful evidence, guidance and support. You can dip in and out of the content as and when you need it.
Currently, there are seven All Our Health e-learning sessions available covering the following topics: Adult obesity, antimicrobial resistance, best start in life, cardiovascular disease, homelessness, physical activity and social prescribing.
There are a wide range of other All Our Health topics which will be created into e-learning sessions over the course of 2019 and 2020 and released as they are developed. To view the full range of All Our Health topics, visit https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/all-our-health-personalised-care-and-population-health
All Our Health supports system wide priorities on prevention, including those within the NHS Long Term Plan, by providing support and practical guidance for all health and care professionals on how to embed prevention within their work, helping to reduce health inequalities, premature morbidity and mortality.
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All Our Health: Adult Obesity
The information in this session will help all health and care staff use their trusted relationships with patients, families and communities to promote the benefits of achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.
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All Our Health: Best Start in Life
This is a bite-sized session to give health and care professionals an overview of how to give children the best start in life - including key evidence, data and signposting to trusted resources to help prevent illness, protect health and promote wellbeing in the early years.
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All Our Health: Homelessness
This session provides an overview of the topic of homelessness to equip health and care professionals with the evidence, data and resources they need to take action on homelessness in their professional practice.
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All Our Health: Social Prescribing
This interactive session gives health and care professionals an overview of social prescribing so that they have the skills, knowledge and confidence to promote social prescribing in their practice.
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All Our Health: Antimicrobial Resistance
This session provides evidence and guidance for health and care professionals on antimicrobial resistance and stewardship, and infection prevention and control so that professionals can feel confident in promoting the benefits of preventing antimicrobial resistance.
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All Our Health: Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
This is a bite-sized session to give health and care professionals an overview of the evidence and trusted guidance to help them to prevent heart attacks, strokes and dementia and improve cardiovascular health within their roles.
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All Our Health: Physical Activity
This bite-sized session gives health and care professionals an overview of the topic of physical activity and provides key evidence, data and resources to help professionals in embedding physical activity into daily life.
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All Our Health: Childhood obesity
This session provides an overview of the topic of childhood obesity and guidance on how health and care staff use their trusted relationships with patients, families and communities to promote the benefits of a healthier weight and reduce childhood obesity.
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All Our Health: Workplace health
This bite-sized session gives health and care professionals an overview of the evidence and guidance on the topic of workplace health and support for how to promote and manage the health and wellbeing of staff in the work place.
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All Our Health: Child oral health
This session gives an overview of the evidence, data and actions that can be taken by health and care professionals to help children, families and communities to prevent tooth decay and gum disease, and improve oral health.
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All Our Health: Alcohol
This bite-sized session provides health and care professionals with an overview of the topic of alcohol and information about how they can help to reduce alcohol-related harm and also help to support increasing or higher risk drinkers.
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All Our Health: Mental health and wellbeing
This is a bite-sized session to give health and care professionals an overview of the topic of mental health and wellbeing - including key evidence, data and signposting to trusted resources to help individuals, families and communities to improve their mental health and wellbeing.
Interactive townscape on childhood obesity
This interactive townscape enables professionals to easily identify and access information, data and guidance relating to childhood obesity relevant to their role, by clicking on different locations in the scene.
How to access
Available to all
The All Our Health programme is freely available to access here.
Please note your progress and completion of sessions will not be recorded and you will not be able to generate a record of completion. If you require evidence of learning, please register and then log in to access this programme on the e-LfH Hub.
Register >
If you already have an account with e-LfH, then you can enrol on to the All Our Health programme by logging in to the e-LfH Hub, selecting My Account > Enrolment and selecting the programme. You can then access the programme immediately in the My e-Learning section.
Meet the team
Professor Jamie Waterall
National Lead for Cardiovascular Disease Prevention & Deputy Chief Nurse, Public Health England
Laura Koehli
All Our Health Project Manager, Public Health England
Luke Guinness
Communications Officer, Public Health England
Professor Viv Bennett CBE
Chief Nurse and Director Maternity and Early Years, Public Health England
Neha Baj
Content Development Lead, HEE e-Learning for Healthcare
Tamsin Koronka
Project Manager, HEE e-Learning for Healthcare
Angelina Montinaro
Instructional Designer, HEE e-Learning for Healthcare
Alex Drinkall
Stakeholder Manager, HEE e-Learning for Healthcare
