Join CIHT for this masterclass on health and transport, exploring how sustainable transport solutions can create healthier, more active and connected communities.
This masterclass is open to all CIHT members, CIHT partner employees, and non-members. This masterclass is free for all CIHT Members to attend and is charged for CIHT Partner Employees and non-members.
You will hear presentations from:
Professor Scarlett McNally is a consultant orthopaedic Surgeon at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, President of the Medical Women's Federation, deputy director of the Centre for Perioperative Care and Honorary Clinical Professor at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. Scarlett has sat on four British Medical Association committees and five Academy of Medical Royal Colleges’ committees and was lead author for the Academy’s ‘Exercise the Miracle Cure’. She has a fortnightly column in the British Medical Journal with articles on how to fix the NHS. Scarlett wants each person to achieve their best, and environments and expectations that enable exercise to reduce ill-health and the need for social care.
More speaker details will be shared ahead of the masterclass.
This webinar builds on recent work that CIHT has undertaken on this topic, such as:
Overcoming the barriers to implementing active travel schemes | CIHT
CIHT launches new article: Sustainable Transport Integration: Global Success Stories | CIHT
New Podcast: How Transport Can Fix Health | CIHT
Potholes and poorly maintained footways: The cost to the NHS | CIHT
Making the Case for Investment in Active Travel | CIHT
Creating a public realm for all | CIHT
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