Dr Elise Rivera

Lecturer in Public Health & Active Living Researcher | Central Queensland University | All views are my own

[Dr Elise Rivera @eliserivera05]

HOT OFF THE PRESS! So excited to share my latest publication exploring the relationship between children and adolescents' social interactions in parks and their park visitation and park-based physical activity! Have a read if you're interested: https://t.co/teOtuNVdKU

[Dr Elise Rivera @eliserivera05]

Thrilled to share my latest publication in Leisure Sciences exploring how community recreation centres can better support LGBTQIA+ inclusion and accessibility to enhance physical activity and health!

Check it out here: https://t.co/et4SS04lfj

[Dr Elise Rivera @eliserivera05]

I couldn't be more delighted to share my latest publication! Co-creation and co-design are buzzwords in public health research and practice. We argue the case for using human-centred design as a novel way of guiding co-creation. Check it out! https://t.co/KNWJ4uohse

[Dr Elise Rivera @eliserivera05]

Are you a PhD student or academic interested in securing a research position, attaining research funding from industry or collaborating with industry partners? If so join CAPHIA's upcoming webinar on 11 October at 12pm AEST! It's free for anyone affiliated with an Australian uni!

[Dr Elise Rivera @eliserivera05]

Attention Academics! @MeganTeychenne's post on the CAPHIA Early Career Academic blog is rich with helpful and honest insights for anyone navigating academia, especially those who are in the early stages of their careers! Check out this powerful post here: https://t.co/rmxqoyHtLz

[Dr Elise Rivera @eliserivera05]

So proud to kick off the launch of CAPHIA's Early Career Academic Blog with my post "How I became the GOAT of Classroom Expectations": https://t.co/fnSy3Xyem4!
For those perusing a career in academia or those wanting some tricks of the trade, this blog is a must-read!

[Megan Teychenne @MeganTeychenne]

Dear ECA self: What I wish I knew starting out as an ECA knowing what I know now

This is probably the most raw and honest blog I have written… which absolutely made it the most FUN to write! @CAPHIA1

https://t.co/CzTQDOvkmO

[CAPHIA @CAPHIA1]

Read our Feb 2024 edition of the #caphia #ECAblog! Breaking the Mold: How I Became the GOAT of Classroom Expectations By Dr Elise Rivera, @CQU & ECA Committee Member

Read it here: https://t.co/CCtefsui5c

[Dr Elise Rivera @eliserivera05]

I am delighted to share our findings concerning older adults' perceptions of park features that encourage park visitation!

Our #research now in print.

Free for 50 days: https://t.co/ZocVaAk23u

[Australian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance @ACDPAlliance]

🪷 We've expanded our social media footprint!
🔎You can now also find ACDPA following & sharing #ChronicDisease #NCDs #Prevention updates on LinkedIn.
🔗https://t.co/efkNniN4Sy

[The Age @theage]

The Age view: There is an opportunity here for a leader with vision to change the entire system for the better. | EDITORIAL This editorial is the fourth piece in a series of leaders examining the issues The Age readers told us needed to be answered https://t.co/MWnr2WRzND

[The Age @theage]

Victorians want policies that provide more relief from cost-of-living pressures, with more than a quarter of voters identifying it as the most important issue. | Annika Smethurst https://t.co/VBMmLjkrlN

[Croakey News @CroakeyNews]

To see how the major parties are stacking up on prevention and public health in the lead up to Victorian state election, see this scorecard by @PhaaVic @AHPA_AU and AEA

#VicVotesHealth2022

https://t.co/l69WJ81yG4

[PHAA Vic @PhaaVic]

We've seen plenty of commitments to make room for people in hospitals, but it is critical to see actions that keep them out of there in the first place!
The next #Victorian Government need to use stronger #policy and increase investment in #preventive #healthcare!
#Election2022

[PHAA Vic @PhaaVic]

As #publichealth professionals and voters, you have an important voice in the upcoming #election!
Our election priorities outline strategies that support #Victorian communities to live, learn and work in #healthy environments. #VoteForPublicHealth
https://t.co/fktUydQVo0

[PHAA Vic @PhaaVic]

Currently only 2% of the health budget is invested in preventing illness and disease. The current pressures of the acute care system demonstrate the value of prevention as an evidence-based way to avoid the need for hospitalisation. #VoteForPublicHealth
https://t.co/9VZiTrPqsY

[Stephen Duckett @stephenjduckett]

My thoughts: More and more hospital beds: Health promises lack vision https://t.co/bhv68wO7vu