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It recommends a series of steps to reduce the risks to health from prolonged exposure to severe heat for:

• the NHS, local authorities, social care, and other public agencies
• professionals working with people at risk
• individuals, local communities and voluntary groups

The heatwave plan was first published in 2004, following the devastating pan European heatwave in 2003 that resulted in ~70,000 excess deaths. The plan builds on many years of experience of developing and improving the ability of the health sector and its partners to deal with significant periods of hot weather. . Kevin Blanchard. Senior Environmental Scientist, Global Disaster Risk Reduction. Public Health England. . Health Plan for England - . PHE’s review of our work under the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 was launched on the 20 October 2017. Refugees from Ukraine. Steve Morton. Health Improvement Programme Manager. Healthy Places, Wider Determinants, Levelling-Up & Health Inequalities Lead. April2023. HNA Suite of materials. Full Technical Report. Maria Wishart. Maria.Wishart@wbs.ac.uk. Workplace mental health in England, Ireland and Sweden: a comparative study. Why England, Ireland and Sweden?. The dataset. Findings:. Mental health absence and its impact.