Join us on Thursday 21st September for the next in the joint IPHW/ISER "Health Partnerships in Action" seminar series.

Anna Crispe a Consultant in Public Health and the Assistant Director for Knowledge, Intelligence & Evidence at Suffolk County Council. She will be discussing the future of public health and the importance of data, research and partnerships in planning that future.

The seminar will be held from 3-4pm in-person in the Lakeview Room in the Silberrad Centre (Colchester Campus).

There will be some time afterwards for informal discussions and networking.

It will also be possible to join via Zoom(meeting ID: 923 2380 5957).

The seminar is free to attend. Refreshments will be available.

About the speaker:

Anna is a Consultant in Public Health and the Assistant Director for Knowledge, Intelligence & Evidence at Suffolk County Council. Anna holds an MA (Oxon) in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, and an MSc in Health Services Management.

She has worked as a senior NHS manager in teaching hospitals, in healthcare commissioning, in primary care, and in health technology appraisal. She joined Public Health Suffolk in 2015 and her role now spans Public Health, Adult and Community Services, and Children’s Services within Suffolk County Council, and the Suffolk & North East Essex (SNEE) Integrated Care System.

Anna leads the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment for Suffolk and has been instrumental in establishing the Suffolk Office for Data & Analytics (SODA). She is working to develop and establish Population Health Management in SNEE; will jointly lead the new SNEE Intelligence Function; and leads the research portfolio for Public Health Suffolk.

Data for Action–the future of Public Health: Anna Crispe, Suffolk C Council