ISBNPA Implementation & Scale-up SIG

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We aim to build a multidisciplinary community of ISBNPA members interested in Implementation Science, Translation, Scale-up & Sustainability related to nutrition, promoting physical activity and reducing sedentary behaviour.

Peer review is the heartbeat of academic publishing — but what makes a review rigorous and high-quality? In the season finale of the #NESIPodcast, Professor Melody Ding explores how dedicated reviewers play a vital role in maintaining research integrity and excellence. Full episode 🗓️ November 17th

Are you implementing an innovation in a healthcare setting? Want to make implementing it simpler? We are recruiting organizations who wish to test our Implementation Playbook software and are ready to start planning now. DM me for more info!

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Adopting evidence-based programs isn’t just about choosing “what" works — it’s about understanding "how" to make it work. Long-term, thoughtful implementation creates lasting impact for children and families. More from The Duke Endowment: tinyurl.com/ywjdmtjf #implementationscience

Implementation Science: What It Is and How It’s Informing Our…

Evidence-based programs and practices are a cornerstone of The Duke Endowment’s work and implementation science studies how best to support the successful…

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And just like that, #ISBNPA2025 comes to an end. 🌏🌿 An inspiring week wrapped up with a beautiful closing ceremony full of gratitude and reflection. Thank you to everyone who made this conference unforgettable. See you next year in sunny Cádiz! 🇪🇸✨

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Day 3 was a blessing at #ISBNPA2025! ✨ From engaging presentations to meaningful connections, we wrapped up with a beautiful Gala Dinner at Auckland Town Hall. As we welcome the final day, let’s carry forward the spirit of manaakitanga that’s shaped our time in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. 🌿🌏

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At the #ISBNPA2025 Gala Dinner, we were honored to witness a powerful Māori haka - an expression of identity, strength, and unity. Grateful to the performers for sharing this tradition. A reminder of the richness of te ao Māori and the importance of culture, respect, and connection. 🌿

Keynote #4 at #ISBNPA2025 by Professor Melody Ding invited us to reflect on the role of physical activity and diet research in today’s complex and shifting world. She reminded us to align the What (data collection), the How (good methodologies), and the Why (causal relationships and implications).

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Keynote #3 at #ISBNPA2025 by Professor Terryann Clark offered a moving and insightful exploration of well-being among Indigenous Māori youth — calling for interventions that are truly culturally responsive, respectful, and rooted in Indigenous worldviews. 🌿

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Day 2 of #ISBNPA2025 brought powerful conversations, meaningful connections, and fresh perspectives - from science to culture, reflection to action. As we head into Day 3, we’re energized and ready for more learning, sharing, and inspiration here in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. 🌿

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Keynote #2 at #ISBNPA2025 by Dr. Ihirangi Heke - A powerful exploration of climate change, traditional ecological knowledge, well-being, and generative AI. A keynote that invited both reflection and action! 🌏🌿

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Good morning from Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland — Day 2 of #ISBNPA2025 is underway! After an energizing first day filled with insight and connection, we’re ready for another full program of inspiring and thought-provoking sessions, and meaningful conversations. 🌿🌏✨

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