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Interested in implementation factors and scale up of physical activity interventions from multiple stakeholder perspectives? Our latest research in IJBNPA explores these factors across 11 different PA interventions ⬇️ Led by Joey Murphy as part of Irish Physical Activity Research Collaboration

Examples of pragmatic strategies to aid implementation of PA interventions ⬇️ Read more in our full article in IJBNPA ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

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📣 1 in 10 premature deaths could be prevented if people achieved even just half of the recommended physical activity time 🤯 NEW #SystematicReview on physical activity including the FIRST dose-response meta-analysis of nine site-specific cancers 🏃‍♀️📈 ➡️ bit.ly/3Zfc2rA

Good summary of why we need to start prioritising prevention in public health policy and practice ⬇️ 'The government has failed to prioritise keeping people healthy'

Absolutely fascinating talk from Emma Frew on using economics to generate a systems approach to obesity, and it all starts with not holding individuals responsible! #UKSBM2023

Looking forward to presenting our initial survey findings today at UK Society for Behavioural Medicine #uksbm2023

really enjoyed the opportunity to share my research - great to see so much enthusiasm around improving PA promotion by GPs and across wider primary care context!

Really really interesting (and worrying) ⬇️ Modelling suggests current government policies surrounding the cost-of-living crisis could be putting hundreds of thousands of extra people at risk of poor mental health thelancet.com/journals/lanep…

🇸🇪 excited to be in Sweden for ISBNPA and ready to share my research on physical activity promotion for depression in UK general practice 📍Come find me at the disease prevention and management poster session on Friday from 10:50-12:00

Fascinating presentation from Prof. EJ Oliver this afternoon at ISBNPA on a retrospective analysis of the influence of policy on the delivery of exercise referral schemes first point: it’s really difficult to even know what exercise referral schemes exist at any one point in the UK!

Brilliant to have such strong representation by the University of Bath Centre for Motivation and Health Behaviour Change at #ISBNPA2023. Go team!! ❤️ Georgina Wort Jess Harvey Jemima Cooper Health and Exercise Science Uni Bath Mental Health Research•University of Bath & Oxford

great set of presentations as part of a session on implementation research in various settings ISBNPA. Particularly enjoyed Kelly Morgan and reflecting on similarities of barriers & facilitators of implementing the CHARMING intervention vs those we found for Active School Flag

fantastic experience over the last few days at ISBNPA in Uppsala 🇸🇪 I really enjoyed chatting with people about my research, and learning about theirs! Lots of potential for collaborations 🙌

finally just about recovered from Sunday’s 92km London to Brighton bike ride 🚴‍♀️😴 Had the best time raising money for British Heart Foundation with the best bike crew! Not sure I’ll convince my Dad to come along for another mega bike ride after this…

We did it! Team SHINE Cathy Soreny Felix Effah, PhD Bas Labree Jemima Cooper Roeann Osman Grace Gillis won the PPIE category award for our grant application with the support of our fantastic mentors Helen Clough Douglas Findlay at the #NIHRTrainingCamp! @IMSR_UoB @NIHRcommunity

📢 Calling all parents, teachers, and stakeholders involved in primary education! We're conducting an online questionnaire to understand responses to primary pupils' in-school physical activity. Find out more and have your say here: rb.gy/oq45w #Parents #Teachers

.NICE recommend #PhysicalActivity as a treatment for depression, but it's not often prescribed by GPs. Jemima Cooper's PhD aimed to find out why and to understand how GPs promote physical activity as a treatment for depression bit.ly/3NnXKBo