Discover how Southwark Council and SISU Health delivered over 16,000 health checks in libraries and leisure centres – and what it means for inclusive, data-led prevention.
This on-demand webinar shares findings from a three-year evaluation of digital health kiosks used across Southwark, exploring what worked, what changed and what’s next.
In an area with deep-rooted health inequalities and low uptake of traditional health checks – particularly among men, under-40s and ethnically diverse communities – the project helped uncover hidden risk, prompt action and reach groups that other models often miss.
An average health kiosk check in Southwark costs around 6% of an NHS Health Check. But this isn’t about one model being better – each brings something different and reaches different populations in the most effective ways. That’s how we can target our resources most effectively.
Alice Fletcher-Etherington, Public Health Programme Manager, Southwark Council
Lessons for inclusive, scalable prevention in your community
This session shares practical insights from a three-year evaluation, including:
- How kiosks reached under-served groups without targeted marketing
- What motivated users to re-engage and take action
- Evidence of behaviour change, including blood pressure and smoking outcomes
- Practical lessons for accessibility, awareness and integration
- How kiosk data could link with GP records and local services
- Why Southwark plans to expand the programme – and what they’ll do differently
Watch the webinar below to explore how Southwark’s experience can inform inclusive, scalable prevention in your community.
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