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Population-level work needs population-level evidence. Our public health team handles epidemiological analysis, health needs assessment and policy critique using current UK and WHO datasets.

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Topics we cover in Public Health

These are the core areas our Public Health panel is assessed on. If your module sits outside them, send the brief anyway — the wider panel covers far more than this list.

  • Epidemiological study design and bias

  • Health inequalities and the Marmot Review

  • Health needs assessment methodology

  • Behaviour change models and interventions

  • Global health governance and the WHO

  • Screening programmes and cost-effectiveness

Marking criteria

What a strong Public Health answer looks like

Four things markers reward first. Use them as a checklist against your own draft — every piece our experts write is built to hit all four.

  • 01Analysis

    Determinants framed at the right level

    Distinguish individual, community and structural determinants, and be explicit about which level your intervention actually targets.

  • 02Evidence

    Epidemiological measures used correctly

    Incidence and prevalence not conflated; relative risk reported alongside absolute risk; confounding acknowledged before any causal language.

  • 03Structure

    Intervention judged on equity as well as effect

    Ask who benefits most. An intervention that improves the average while widening the gap is a weak recommendation in public health.

  • 04Rubric

    Policy grounded in a real framework

    Anchor recommendations in UK structures — the NHS Long Term Plan, OHID priorities, local JSNA evidence — rather than in the abstract.

Questions

Public Health questions we are asked most

Yes — study design, measures of association, confounding, bias and the appropriate causal language, with calculations shown in full.

The NHS Long Term Plan, OHID and UKHSA publications, NICE public health guidance and local JSNA data, all cited with publication dates.

Yes. Every intervention is assessed on distribution as well as average effect, because a policy that widens the gap is a weak recommendation.

We build these against a recognised model such as the Health Belief Model or COM-B, with a defined target group, channels and evaluation plan.

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