Writing today in @TheMandarinAU CEI experts @vness_rose & @MelindaPolimeni draw attention to how we might better use #evidence & #implementation in child protection - as abuse rates continue to rise. https://t.co/8NCsclod2D
What questions should you be asking to ensure your research has impact? Test out this new systems thinking guide developed to enhance #knowledgemobilisation: https://t.co/PPaN8igiOQ
@TAPPCentre @LucieRychetnik
@MarcTennant Sadly, they were too late… not many options now. There is a real sense of unrest. People just want their ‘old’ lives back, but what they don’t realise is that nothing will be normal again after this…
Do you want your research to impact policy? Relationships are the key!
Pitfalls and promise: A relational approach for connecting with policy makers | The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre: https://t.co/um415hbzrk
Our latest #PreventionWorks podcast looks at systems thinking across disciplines with Mel Pescud @thewispywarrior on #chronicdisease#prevention & Matt Vella on #engineering with @GretchenMedia https://t.co/cV1AApDqje
@JulieLeask ‘NSW is lucky’ - then he goes on to outline everything that Vic doesn’t do/have/invest in compared to NSW!! It’s not luck- It’s clear and insightful investment in public health infrastructure.
What does the future hold for chronic disease prevention research? Our investigators @ellyhowse @leahmarksy @LucieRychetnik @profaw in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health @anzjph@SaxInstitute#chronicdisease https://t.co/hxMvLvS3h4
Why do I always look so awkward on ‘still’ or ‘frozen’ zoom calls! �� Oh well.. it was a fabulous meeting discussing public health and the law!! @TAPPCentre
Prevention Centre Research Network for EMCRs 🙌 to facilitator @Michelle_Irv & presenters @JanShanthosh & @NauTracy on their projects looking at the role of law in #chronicdisease
https://t.co/4HcBF9Rgyv
This article explains some of our @HealthLitLab survey findings where younger people, men and those with less education are more likely to agree with #COVID19 misinformation. We need to reach the influencers they trust through the media they actually use. https://t.co/CSunCFuaQC
Adolescents are hard to target for health interventions. Systematic review in oral health shows that using behavioural theory-based interactive, longer interventions incl self awareness and peer led shows success. #oralhealth#adolescents#healthpromotion https://t.co/ZThwTEcXSn