Interview with Verity Firth: commercial interests and public health policy.

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Governments seeking to implement public health policy often face intense lobbying from industries vying to protect commercial interests. We spoke to Verity Firth, former Deputy Lord Mayor of Sydney and NSW Labor Minister (2007-2011), about her experiences to gain insights into ways in which governments can strike the right balance to deliver better health and social outcomes, and how public health advocates can ensure their voices are heard.
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Authors Firth, Verity;Freeman, Becky;
Journal public health research & practice
Year 2019
DOI 10.17061/phrp2931918
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Keywords
wellbeing mental health social connectedness recognition social participation community participation lgbt ottawa charter theory of recognition community connectedness social inclusion and sense of community

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