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Now we have Professor Leslie Leve @UOPrevScience giving a fascinating talk on the value of using community engagement approaches to promote equity in the application of precision healthcare. 🤔
@CamPubHealth & PHI Showcase.
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Stimulating day at @CamPubHealth showcase event today on ‘Precision Public Health’*, including a great keynote from Frank Kee.
*on balance, I still think it’s an oxymoron, but plenty of food for thought!
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Our Director Prof Harold is an @ESRC Impact Prize finalist. Read this excellent summary of the project & its positive outcomes. @UKRI_News
📢bit.ly/4hyd7Er
"The Reducing Parental Conflict programme has supported thousands of couples and separated parents to better manage their conflict and, in doing so, improve the mental health outcomes of their children."
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
Essential listening!📢 Our Director, Prof Gordon Harold, Dr Anna Moore & @OLKCampbell offer their expert insights on 'What is happening with young people's #mentalhealth' in this fascinating new podcast! 🎙️@BennettInst @BBCwestcott
🎙️New episode: What is happening to young people’s mental health?
@BBCwestcott talks to Gordon Harold, Anna Moore, & @OLKCampbell about the growing rates of mental health issues among young people & the most effective ways to offer support.
🎧pod.fo/e/27d5cf @IASToulouse
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
🎙️New episode: What is happening to young people’s mental health?
@BBCwestcott talks to Gordon Harold, Anna Moore, & @OLKCampbell about the growing rates of mental health issues among young people & the most effective ways to offer support.
🎧pod.fo/e/27d5cf @IASToulouse
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
Congratulations to Professor Gordon Harold, College Fellow and @RuddCambridge Director, who is a finalist in the prestigious @ESRC 2024 Impact Prize for his groundbreaking research on the impact of parental conflict on children's mental health.
lucy.cam.ac.uk/news/professo…
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Read our October #newsletter mailchi.mp/df58a40792e4/nihr…
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#PublicHealth #NIHRSPHRASM2025
Wonderful news for our co-director!
Our Director Prof Gordon Harold is thrilled to be an @ESRC 2024 Impact Prize finalist. 🤩 Watch and learn more about the positive impacts of his Reducing Parental Conflict Programme here! 📽️
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
Join us for the @CCHSR Annual Lecture with Professor Claire Jackson!
Prof Jackson will address the question: Is primary care reform the solution to imploding healthcare systems?
🕒 12:30pm GMT, 12 November 2024
🔗 Register to attend: forms.office.com/e/KDfWzBFwt…
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ALT The CCHSR Annual Lecture will take place on Zoom, at 12.30pm on Tuesday 12th November 2024. Professor Claire Jackson is a Professor in General Practice and Primary Care Reform, General Practice Clinical Unit, University of Queensland.
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
📖We are pleased to announce the release of the
@ARC_EoE Annual Summary 2024!
Find out how we are supporting #appliedresearch and #communities in the #EastofEngland, highlighting achievements from across our #research themes and key workstreams.
Read🔗arc-eoe.nihr.ac.uk/news-blog…
ALT 📖We are pleased to announce the release of the @ARC_EoE Annual Summary 2024! Find out how we are supporting #appliedresearch and #communities in the #EastofEngland, highlighting achievements from our #research themes and key workstreams. Read more➡️https://arc-eoe.nihr.ac.uk/news-blogs/news-latest/celebrating-arc-east-englands-impact-our-latest-annual-summary
**This Sunday** Film screening and discussion to explore health inequalities
The St John’s Reading Group on Health Inequalities in collaboration invites you to a screening of The Old Oak with a post film discussion.
More information and tickets: fixr.co/en-US/event/the-old-…
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
Our Reviewer Development Scheme is looking for early career researchers or professionals who are new to reviewing to join the scheme.
This is a great opportunity to develop your skills and gain experience in peer reviewing for NIHR funding programmes. Find out if you’re eligible and register at ⬇️nihr.ac.uk/researchers/suppo…
ALT Register today. We’re looking for new members to join our Reviewer Development Scheme
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
Thur 31 Oct, 18.30-19.30 @FitzMuseum_UK 📢 Sign up!
tickets.museums.cam.ac.uk/84…
How can sport improve our mental health? Discussion led by ‘Paris 1924: Sport, Art & the Body’ co-curator Chris Young. Joined by former athlete & our Director Prof Gordon Harold, health science historian Dr Vanessa Heggie & Olympic rower & diplomat @thecathbishop🤩
ALT In Conversation: Sport and Mental Health at the Fitzwilliam Museum.
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
Insightful short article by our Director, Prof Gordon Harold.💡 bit.ly/4gWDAeL
@CamPubHealth @CamEdFac #WMHD2024 #HelloYellow
ALT Supporting parents to enhance young people's mental health.
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Essential reading! 📢 bit.ly/3ZUsSzm
To support #WorldMentalHealthDay, our postdoc researcher Dr Iris Ji explores the importance of supporting mental wellbeing in the workplace. #WorkplaceWellbeing
ALT The Imperative of Workplace Mental Wellbeing by Dr Iris Ji.
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Join us for an exciting showcase, co-hosting with Cambridge Public Health IRC, to discover how advances in precision medicine are transforming public health. Reserve your place here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-can-w…
@CamPubHealth @Cambridge_Eng @DeptofPhysics
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
✨ Join the 'Post-Prohibition: Research, Pedagogy, Action' network for their inaugural event!
'What are the problems represented to be?' on 8 Oct at 17:30
Introduce yourself and share how your work might intersect with the network
Reading & registration: crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/4387…
ALT Event: What are the problems represented to be? By the Post-Prohibition: Research, Pedagogy, Action network.
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
We’re looking for a Research Associate & Research Assistant to join our team to work on UK productivity performance as part of the @TPIProductivity programme.
For more details & to apply by 13 Oct 2024 visit:
bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/a…
Cambridge Public Health retweeted
Today we’ve launched our long read outlining what we think the government's 10-year health plan should focus on to help the #NHS do more to tackle #HealthInequalities. Here @swoolnough gives an overview of this work - read the piece in full here: kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…