Health Geographer; Prof of Health Informatics with research interests in how the built and natural environment impacts health. @LivUniIPH
University of Liverpool
Joined July 2012
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Thanks for the chance to contribute to this meeting from the perspective of @GroundsWell and @arc_nwc on how involving our communities is important for human and planetary health.
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Thank you to our innovation fund partners for some great presentations 👏
If you'd like to see an overview of all of our innovation fund projects, see below 👇
🔗 bit.ly/3V1LgD0
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Good morning Liverpool! ☀️
Looking forward to another busy day - hearing from our innovation fund partners, demonstrator projects, and talking all things co-production 🌳
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📣 Attention Mums-To-Be! 📣
The Children Growing Up in Liverpool study is now open to ALL mums-to-be under the care of @LiverpoolWomens
Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the mum club, your experience matters.
Go to cgullstudy.com
#Pregnancy #Liverpool
Welcome everyone. We have some amazingly creative ECRs and I learned lots today. Looking forward to learning more with our many partners tomorrow. Great to see you all here!
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Our first session of the day - getting the creative juices flowing!
Everyone is having a go at using creative methods to describe what GroundsWell means to them 🌳
Poetry, collages and drawings 🎨
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Switching just 1 trip a day from 🚗 to 🚴 or 🚶♂️ = almost 30% less transport CO2 for the ave UK urban resident. If 1 in 5 did this in 🇪🇺 it’d cut emissions from all 🚗 travel in 🇪🇺 by 8%. The potential impact of active travel on CO2 could be huge @activetraveleng @transportgovuk
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Final few days to come along and experience this - pop on by if you’re heading down to the #riveroflight trail this weekend! 💡✨#visitliverpool
New Exterior Walls exhibition: Grounded by Stephanie @McCoyWynne and @GroundswellCon | 8 – 27 October
‘Grounded’ explores how green&blues spaces can boost people's health and wellbeing. Being in green&blue spaces keeps you 'grounded' – connected to what is beneath your feet.
ALT The image is of a group of posters displayed on Open Eye Gallery's exterior walls. The posters are of green and blue spaces, as well as some portraits of people.
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We are hosting a FREE 2-day workshop in York for researchers to learn how to utilise AI, machine learning & neural networks. Open to all N8 researchers, you don't need any ML experience. Apply for a place now! ➡️eventbrite.co.uk/e/neural-ne…
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🌟New policy infographic by our PhD student, Rukun Kalaf 🌟
Full version here👇
acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aai…
In short: policy makers should invest in sustainable green infrastructure to foster healthier communities.
#UrbanPlanning #NIHR @NIHRresearch @PopDataSci_SU @WelshGovernment
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🌟Free Half-term Activity🌟
Join us for Data Detectives - a free, fun, family-friendly event where kids become detectives to learn about data linkage!
🗓️ VG&M, Liverpool, 30/10/24
🔗eventbrite.com/e/data-detect…
#DataDetectives #FamilyFun #InteractiveLearning #DataLinkage #KidsEvent
Visiting green and blue spaces is surely good for our health! @imgs072024 and @GroundswellCon
Recap Day-4 of IMGS 2024: Full of fun and excitement in today’s excursion to Tallulah falls, Helen, and Winery with wine & music. And we survived the STAIRS! #IMGS2024
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Great to see our @COVID19publics1team paper on relationship between access to #GreenSpace, #PhysicalActivity and #Wellbeing during and after the #COVID19 pandemic published in the Journal of #EnvironmentalPsychology @Nannon_Phillips
👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2024… (1/n)
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Great career development opportunity for ECRs: call for applications to join Early Career Editorial Board for Wellbeing, Space & Society / Health & Place. Deadline 31st Aug.
sciencedirect.com/journal/we… @GeoHealthE @socscimed @HealthGeography
Good to see the best international medical geographers @IMGS072024 in Atlanta! Come see me presenting on a “big data” public health learning system in Monday’s 4pm session @GroundswellCon @imgs2024
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Learn more about how data linkage can be used in research! We’re running our Introduction to Data Linkage course online, 17-18th July. Register here: instats.org/seminar/introduc… @adr_uk @ucl_echild @HDR_UK
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"The entry point we recommend for public health is the setting rather than the individual.." @jacknewmanHE @db_associates
Social determinants of health: a positive manifesto for public health
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We're excited to announce that 10 of our GroundsWell partners have received funding through our Innovation Fund! 🎉
All projects will be working toward maximising health benefits of urban green and blue spaces through a variety of approaches 🌱
Read more about each project⬇️🧵
ALT An infographic with the following information on the GroundsWell innovation fund: Driving community innovation to transform our cities from the ground up. Supporting local community projects focused on improving, and maximising the health benefits of, Urban Green and Blue Spaces (UGBS). Health and Inequalitites, addressing issues including social & environmental. Co-production, co-implementing, co-evaluating and co-translating. Creating a positive cycle, of research, policy, implementation & active citizens. Acknowledging complexity, of urban environment and how communities live in it. 10 projects funded across Belfast, Edinburgh and Liverpool. Centred around the theme of 'growing together'.
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Emergence of common health disorders over time and by ethnicity. Latest evidence from @BiBresearch
@danlewer @drrosiemc
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A great opportunity to learn agent-based modelling skills for public health with @sophiemjones1 and Leandro Garcia @GroundswellCon @spacequb
Are you interested in agent-based modelling for public health research? Dr. Leandro Garcia and I are running an in-person course in Glasgow, 1st–4th July 2024, in collaboration with the National Centre for Research Methods. For more info & registration:
ncrm.ac.uk/training/show.php….