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healthcare professional resources and training to support healthcare professionals lifestyle advice and support to help you and your family search... home about the nof training and events awards publications working partnerships healthcare professionals site map contact the nof casting calls lifestyle news and opinion news archive welcome to the national obesity forum welcome to the national obesity forum website. at the moment, it's sparse to say the least because it's undergoing a major overhaul. it's an overhaul that itself will reflect a comprehensive re-appraisal of the forum's place in the world and answer the question that's even now formulating in your mind "what is the national obesity forum, anyway?" the answer is that we are group of health professionals and specialists who are sickened by the appalling obesity epidemics in the country - particularly the one which affects children - and are determined to do what we can to reverse the situation. we are not a charity in the normally accepted definition - and therefore we are definitely not after your money - but a forum in which we donate all our available time in pro bono work to improve to reformulate the obesogenic society in which we are all forced to live. if this means kicking politicians of every hue into ensuring that government takes the battle against obesity seriously, then we will kick. we would prefer to partner with whitehall but that's not an option: the government thinks it's doing too good a job to need time for partnerships. you should be under no illusion that we believe that the absence of any strategy to address adult obesity is a disgrace and that the childhood obesity plan published last august is as close to a disgrace as it could be. only 10% of our time is spent on "lobbying". by far the greatest proportion [some 70%] is aimed at persuading those of our fellow professional to treat obesity as a disease. it truly is and if it is not identified in its early stages, may well go on to trigger other diseases such as type 2 diabetes [t2d] which are, arguably, more serious than "simple" obesity and, certainly, costlier to treat. the yearly drugs bill for t2d is £1bn. the remaining 20% is spent with the media, particularly with television and radio news programmes which use the forum as its source about obesity related issues. this activity is highly valued since, literally, millions of people can get quality reaction to the research findings which is meat and drink to written press, tv and radio journalists. as of today we will post on news and opinion the latest obesity-related stories in the written press and what the forum thinks about them. care to take a look? petition: provide funding for specialist services for children with severe obesity childhood obesity can be the result and cause of other mental and physical health issues, such as type 2 diabetes, fatty liver and poor mobility. specialist services and adequate funding for children with severe or morbid obesity (tier 3) are urgently needed. to view or sign the petition, please follow this link - https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/205447 obesity care and management online courses obesity care and weight management online courses pg cert/ pg dip/ msc - short courses the college of contemporary health ( cch ) is the world’s leading online institute in obesity care and weight management. we combine flexible online learning , world-class academic expertise, and a unique interdisciplinary curriculum to provide health professionals with university validated education that can be applied immediately in day-to-day interaction with patients. we are committed to ensuring that our students always have the most up-to-date and relevant learning material. to do this, we have developed an outstanding academic advisory board comprised of the most influential voices in the obesity care and weight management field; they are all at the cutting edge of both research and clinical practice. their expertise is reflected in all cch courses . cch offers a variety of london south bank university validated 12 week postgraduate modules that make up our pgcert / pgdip / msc courses. they run three times a year in january, april and september . they include: · obesity: behavioral aspects · obesity: causes and consequences · obesity: the solutions? · obesity and reproductive health · paediatric obesity · the obese person · research in health and social care · nutritional approaches to obesity for students who want to upskill and improve their professional practice in obesity care and weight management, but don’t have time for a full postgraduate qualification, cch have a range of online professional short courses for continued professional development ( cpd ). cch professional short courses are 6-10 hours and can be started at any time – begin learning whenever you want! included within our range of professional short courses are: living and working with obesity obesity essentials weight and fitness essentials childhood obesity essentials nutrition and weight management essentials “the cch courses make a significant contribution to the clinical education of practitioners. the modules are evidence-based, relevant and of high quality and should be recommended to all practitioners involved in obesity prevention and management”. professor pinki sahota chair of the association for the study of obesity if you would like any more information about cch or our obesity care and weight management courses, please feel to visit our website www.contemporaryhealth.co.uk , download our prospectus , or speak to one of the team at either (0)20 3773 4895 or via email at this e-mail address is being protected from spambots. you need javascript enabled to view it. . study with us and join our growing global network of health professional alumni trained in obesity care and weight management! become essential to the future of healthcare . recent news calorie reduction deal - but......... high st chains who don't list calorie information bariatric surgery up 30-fold in decade 966 calories - and counting? byetta/victoza get a shot in the arm recent additions food standards scotland the 5th international conference on prehypertension, hypertension & cardio metabolic syndrome next steps for policy on high fat, sugar and salt foods - regulation, innovation and marketing policy priorities for tackling obesity in scotland 5th international workshop on lung health, asthma and copd featured items petition: provide funding for specialist services for children with severe obesity welcome to the national obesity forum obesity care and management online courses website sponsors site map terms and conditions registered charity no. 1109600

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