🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

We're hiring! Join our team at University College London as a Research Fellow for BR-UK. This post will support a work package on Methods & Evidence Synthesis, working with David Lagnado and our teams in Sheffield & Edinburgh Apply by 30th March here: ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

We are pleased to offer a fully funded PhD studentship supervised by myself, Josie Booth and Colin Moran, focusing on physical activity messaging in collaboration with The Daily Mile UK 💡💬 The successful PhD researcher would be hosted in PAHRC 🗓️ deadline: April 10th 5pm

Social determinants of health (SDOH) are often overlooked in policy-making, leading to individual-focused health initiatives. In The Lancet Public Health, authors call for a shift from individual accountability to systemic solutions to address SDOH: hubs.li/Q03c1Jwt0

✨ Don’t miss our event on 9 April, co-chaired by Prof. EJ Oliver + me, on #MentalHealth, #Hearing & their impact on society, with 180+ attendees! 📍 In-person (+ lunch & tea! ☕🍰) Limited spots: buff.ly/4fMulw8 💻 Online: shorturl.at/sW7VB with #LiveCaptions & #BSL

✨ Don’t miss our event on 9 April, co-chaired by Prof. EJ Oliver + me, on #MentalHealth, #Hearing & their impact on local economies, with 180+ attendees! 📍 In-person (+ lunch/tea! ☕🍰) Limited spots: buff.ly/4fMulw8 💻 Online shorturl.at/sW7VB #LiveCaptions & #BSL

In this article, our Director Prof Prof. EJ Oliver discusses the role of NIHR PRU Behavioural and Social Sciences in leading methodological innovation to deliver timely, robust, and relevant research behscipru.nihr.ac.uk/leading-method…

🎉 We’ve hit 200 registrations! ✨ Don’t miss our event on 9 April, co-chaired by Prof. EJ Oliver + me, on #MentalHealth, #Hearing & their impact on society 📍 In-person (+ lunch & tea! ☕🍰) 5 spots left: buff.ly/4fMulw8 💻 Online: shorturl.at/sW7VB #LiveCaptions & #BSL

Prof. EJ Oliver kicking off our event #ListenUp Newcastle University, co-organised by NIHR ARC North East and North Cumbria and Sustainability &Resilience Institute University of Southampton Focus today on socioeconomic and environmental drivers of #hearing and #mental health #inequalities, with global participation ✨

We are also holding a stakeholder workshop for professionals who are commissioning, delivering, or implementing integrated care at the University of Bedfordshire in Luton on Thursday 12th June. Please find out more and sign up using the link below 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/optimising-i…

✨ New paper ✨ Our new systematic review explored barriers and enablers people without a diagnosis of hypertension face to having their blood pressure checked. The paper is available open access here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Public trust in government is eroding — but not beyond repair. Our latest report reveals how inclusive policymaking can rebuild confidence. Governance must be done with the people, not to them. Read the findings here: ➡️ irrinternational.my.canva.site

We're delighted to see our qualitative research on commissioners' views and experiences of the adoption and implementation of virtual wards in Integrated Care Systems in England in the POST (UK Parliament) briefing published this week.

📢 Funded PhD: Are you interested in better ways to support people living with poor mental and physical health? Take a look at this new PhD, the lead supervisor is the brilliant Susanna Mills, with support from Sheena Ramsay, Jack Birch, and me: FindAPhD.com

New World Health Organization (WHO) report on social determinants of health equity provides a much needed reminder to the global community that to improve health equity we must improve society, say @michaelmarmot and jessica allen bmj.com/content/389/bm…

It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek & we're sharing our work on integrated physical & mental health support for people living with SMIH. You can view/download our policy brief here: shorturl.at/PJJfM made in collaboration with Research Retold

Blog: “We cannot afford to wait.” Fuse researchers Newcastle University join people with lived experience to call for urgent government action to improve support for people with severe mental ill-health. Today's #fuseblog for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek ⬇️ fuseopenscienceblog.blogspot.com/2025/05/we-can…

In this LSE British Politics and Policy, our researchers Dr Alison McKinlay and Dr Jack Birch discuss how collaboration between research, policy, and service sectors is needed to improve public health and tackle inequality. Read here: blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol… UCL Centre for Behaviour Change Newcastle University