Caitlan McLean

She/her

PhD candidate - Research Centre for Public Health, Equity and Human Flourishing at Torrens University Australia

[TASA Postgrads @tasapostgrads]

Join us for PostGrad Day (online or in person) on 27 Nov for a zine making workshop by @awtsn. Create your own zines with scholarly and public materials to think differently about critical social scholarship and ways to communicate your research
Reg here
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[Caitlan McLean @caitlan_mclean]

Up nice and early this morning to attend the 2023 Practice Theory Gathering. Not many things would have me excited to get up for a 4 am start, listening to exciting ideas around how practice theory can be used in research is certainly one of them! @PT_Lancaster

[Caitlan McLean @caitlan_mclean]

@leahruppanner Well deserved!

[Australian Health Promotion Association (AHPA) @AHPA_AU]

AHPA Leadership and Governance pilot participant @BelindaLunnay workshopping health promotion practitioner competencies with Health Promotion leaders #hpsymposium2023

[Caitlan McLean @caitlan_mclean]

Excited by the work being done by @PHEHF_TUA - Including the vast range of work presented last month at the Public Health Association of Australia conference- Well done in particular to @kristenmfoleyx https://t.co/XO2jdfwrpK

[Caitlan McLean @caitlan_mclean]

Excited to share the results of a recent scoping review completed with @lindaslacksmith and Paul R Ward. We explored how social practice theory is being used to examine parenting. #socialpracticetheory #parentingresearch
https://t.co/0ZXmP9TPpQ

[Sophie Wright-Pedersen @swrightpedersen]

Great to see the use of social practice theory in different health fields and how it may be applied in empirical studies to affect change, in this case parenting @caitlan_mclean

[Caitlan McLean @caitlan_mclean]

Very exciting to be able to share our work!

[Caitlan McLean @caitlan_mclean]

@AliceRo71500723 @ConMusolino The pleasure was mine!

[Caitlan McLean @caitlan_mclean]

@Ticketek_AU @frontiertouring are saying presale availability is down to single tickets. Is this true?