ExILEnS - a study summary & thread of findings to date!
We have known for some time that (many, but not all) public health teams in Great Britain seek to engage with alcohol licensing - and they have a statutory role in the two licensing systems (England/Wales & Scotland)
New paper from me, @Drea_Mohan, @RickPurves, @spidermaani, @VictimOfMaths, Matt Egan and @NiamhCreate.
We explored licensing stakeholders' views on how alcohol availability interventions lead to changes in alcohol consumption and harms. https://t.co/l8ygaBuT1u
A short thread...
*Two*days til our stakeholder event with @CICA_NIHR on Monday. Looking forward to discussing public health/community involvement in licensing, our ExILEnS study findings and brand new findings infographic :-)
@Rachel0donnell@InstAlcStud@NiamhCreate@ProfPennyCook
ExILEnS - a study summary & thread of findings to date!
We have known for some time that (many, but not all) public health teams in Great Britain seek to engage with alcohol licensing - and they have a statutory role in the two licensing systems (England/Wales & Scotland)
is under review @NIHRresearch too. We are very grateful to @NIHRresearch for funding and sticking with us through this challenging study. We had a fab team and lots of help!
Lovely thread here from @VictimOfMaths of our new paper. This might be a useful time to tell you where this paper fits in the findings from across ExILEnS.
Cool new paper here from our Exilens @LicensingStudy just published in @JSADJournal led by @NiamhCreate.
We developed a measure to capture the extent to which local Public Health teams in England & Scotland were engaging with alcohol licensing.
https://t.co/jsnUR2EFYP