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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
I’m GIVING AWAY a hardback copy of ‘My Name is MacKenzie Bly’ (out Aug 27th. Retweet by end of tomorrow for prize draw ) with stunning endpapers by illustrator Jim Kay).
MB is the alter ego of the dully-named Philip Stephens, here describing his Year 9 work experience allocation.
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
This weeks substack essay is with @sandrogalea on what public health can learn from the history of ideas in navigating the challenges of the moment: open.substack.com/pub/nasonm…
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
📢 New publication from PHIRST South Bank available now:
An evaluation of a community-based intervention in England aiming to reduce inequalities in exercise participation
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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
How can 🚭services better reach disconnected smokers? It's all about building trust. Allow staff time to engage with the community they want to reach. Reflect & refine the practices used #Smokefree2030 @TomMills1984 @susie_sykes_ @AshOrgUK @LTA_London
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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
How to help ppl quit smoking? Some prefer phone support, others in-person. The chance to choose is valued by all. Our new video explains more
youtube.com/watch?v=ndPO2S4F… #Smokefree2030 @susie_sykes_ @TomMills1984 @LynneDawkins @CathLynneJ @JaneWillsj @AshOrgUK @LTA_London
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
We highlight 5⃣ considerations when planning mental health interventions for young people. Incl. Services should support + train people with lived experience to help others. Peer support is unique + invaluable #PowerInCommunity #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek youtube.com/watch?v=3Bdquxtm…
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
Has been a privilege working with @James__Grimes on Chapter One's 10-point plan, launching today in parliament @GambleWithLives standard.co.uk/business/busi…
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
A step forward from @DCMS but still much to do. Our research shows how community organisations and people with Lived Experience (LE) can work together to address gambling harms. A comprehensive public health strategy is required that includes support for LE-led organisations
The first legally mandated levy on gambling operators launches today. It will:
-Deliver £100 million to tackle gambling harm
-Invest in support and treatment
-Expand top quality research on gambling
Find out more about this first step to better protect those at risk:
gov.uk/government/news/statu…
ALT An image with text over a red background.The DCMS logo features in the bottom left hand corner.The text in the image reads:"STATUTORY GAMBLING LEVY£100 MILLION TO TACKLE GAMBLING RELATED HARMS"
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
Great to be at the @LSBU research and innovation festival today, discussing our PHIRST evaluations @susie_sykes_
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
It is fantastic to see this amazing resource @SelfCareForum repository for evidence selfcareforum.org/2024/11/19… huge credit to @psmithselfcare @nurses4ph @JamieWaterall @LWNurses @C3health
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
🧵 PHIRST South Bank just released its evaluation of a mental health initiative for young people (16-25) in Central Bedfordshire. Our infographic walks through the key findings:
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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
As health and wellbeing are created and sustained in the settings where people live, study, work and play, the Institute of Health Promotion and Education calls for the creation of health promoting settings.
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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
Deeply concerning & disappointing that Smashed, a school-based programme funded by multinational alcoholic beverage company Diageo, is being allowed to tour schools in Wales ⬇️
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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
The @guardian view on public libraries: "For all their benefits, funding for libraries is never a priority, trumped by the more urgent demands of healthcare and schools. And yet, properly resourced, they can help alleviate the pressures on both." theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
This sticks with me...
"patient and public inclusion in research may become less likely to aim towards inclusion of public and patient-led priorities, acting instead as kind of a “handmaiden” to research, servicing and validating institutionally pre-defined research goals"
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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
💬 "I knew I wanted to use my experiences to help other people"
Take a look at this video from @NIHR_PHIRST exploring the contribution of the lived experience in addressing gambling harms at the local level ➡️
youtube.com/watch?v=plSsZ6bq…
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
The data for this evaluation included some powerful stories of the challenges people face when engaging with physical activity. Thank you to all those who told us their stories🙏 @CathLynneJ @TomMills1984 @tonymossuk @FringsDaniel @LSBU @JaneWillsj @TATaylorK @NicolaM79014592
🧵 PHIRST South Bank’s latest evaluation of the Bracknell Forest Health and Well-Being Physical Activity Service has just been published. Our animation walks through the key findings: youtu.be/9mD4A6U54Kc?feature…
Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
Looking forward to learning more about how to empower communities by applying findings from health literacy research #HealthyIrelandLocalGovernment #EnablingHealthLiteracy @HealthyIreland @hannah_goss
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Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins retweeted
Fantastic seminar this morning.
To contact a Healthy Ireland Coordinator or Sláintecare Local Development Officer click here : hilocalgov.ie
#HealthyIrelandLocalGovernment
#EnablingHealthLiteracy
