35 years after the Ottawa Charter health promotion is finally mentioned. Sad it has no echoes at all of the OC. #healthpromotion

Great new project in South London by Prof Nicola Thomas using barber shops as setting for blood pressure testing #healthpromotion

What happened to the Office for HealthPromotion? Many welcomed the name signalling a commitment to equity, collaboration, participation and a positive holistic health. Now we have disparities ( differences) and improvement….

Delighted to say new edition of textbook on health promotion has just been published. Reader friendly. Theoretical depth for all levels. See uk.elsevierhealth.com/foundations-fo… Elsevier News Institute of Health and Social Care #healthpromotion

28 years since first published and still useful!

Good news for London South Bank University - LSBU and well done to all my colleagues who have worked so hard on this. In the top 10% for UoA3 for impact. #boom

Tune-in to our IUHPE sessions! We are thrilled to be offering several sessions that will share recent work, achievements, and insightful knowledge from our Global Working Groups, Regional Offices, and International Secretariat! #healthpromotion #planetaryhealth #mentalhealth

PHIRST South Bank sharing some of our learning about working with local public health teams at #IUHPE2022 conference, virtually in Montréal Jane Wills Susie Sykes IUHPE2022

At #IUHPE2022? Meet Jane Wills on Wednesday, author of the hugely popular textbook on health promotion “Foundations for Practice”.IUHPE2025 ElsevierNursingEducation

A fantastic session encouraging us to rethink public health communication and highlighting the inequities in health data. Let's work towards creating tools that serve and represent all populations. Thank you Dean Schillinger and Karine Gentelet for sharing your work! #IUHPE2022

Great to see the PHIRST website launched today. Do take a look at some of the evaluations we’ve been involved in as we build the public health evidence base phirst.nihr.ac.uk Jane Wills Tom @JoeArnold03 Tony Moss Lynne Dawkins Daniel Frings

1/4 New study by PHIRST South Bank of a behaviour change unit and its contribution to local government. Jane Wills Susie Sykes

Really pleased to see our paper out, discussing the Odds Are: They Win campaign - an innovative approach to raising awareness of #gambling harms. Crucially, the campaign focuses on industry behaviour, not “personal responsibility” sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our poster demonstrating the important role of #LivedExperience in a gambling harms reduction intervention - a PHIRST South Bank evaluation. If you’re at #EPH2023 come and have a look or read more at: phirst.nihr.ac.uk/evaluations/gr… Susie Sykes Jo Evans

Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins sharing findings about the importance of communities of practice and Lived Experience in reducing gambling harms. At #EPH2023. You can read more about our PHIRST South Bank evaluation here: phirst.nihr.ac.uk/evaluations/gr… Susie Sykes Jo Evans

We're recruiting!!! We are looking for a Public Health Evaluation and Impact Manager to join our team at PHIRST South Bank. Great opportunity to work with us in delivering important research to help understand 'what works' in Public Health. 👇👇👇jobs.lsbu.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru… London South Bank University - LSBU

The data for this evaluation included some powerful stories of the challenges people face when engaging with physical activity. Thank you to all those who told us their stories🙏 Dr Catherine Lynne Jenkins Tom Tony Moss Daniel Frings London South Bank University - LSBU Jane Wills TerassaTaylorKaveney Nicola Martin

💬 "I knew I wanted to use my experiences to help other people" Take a look at this video from NIHR_PHIRST exploring the contribution of the lived experience in addressing gambling harms at the local level ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=plSsZ6…