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Eman Zied

@ezied.bsky.social

Spatial equality enthusiast, interested in maps, climate and health. PhD at Northumbria-Research Associate at Newcastle PHSI. Views own, mostly memes.

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Eman Zied@ezied.bsky.social · last yr.

Our new report published today on high streets and health inequalities to map the changes over time in 16 amenities across all of England's high streets - areas which already suffer from a high burden of ill health also face a decline in the quality of their high streets. #gischat #geosky #episky

Health Equity North@healthequitynorth.bsky.social · last yr.

THREAD: The Government needs to take urgent steps to reverse the deterioration of England’s High Streets - particularly in the North, deprived & coastal areas, according to our new research with @newcastleuni.bsky.social and @manchester.ac.uk 1/11 www.healthequitynorth.co.uk/report-calls...

Kat Smith@profkatsmith.bsky.social · last yr.

Delighted to see @profbambra.bsky.social‬'s contributions recognised through Academy of Medical Sciences Fellowship 👏Clare does brilliant, much needed research, helping maintain policy pressure to reduce health inequalities, & is a fantastic supporter, ally & advocate for other women in academia.

Academy of Medical Sciences@acmedsci.bsky.social · last yr.

Congratulations to the 54 exceptional scientists who have been elected to the Academy Fellowship today in recognition of their remarkable contributions to biomedical and health sciences 🎉 👉 Discover more: ow.ly/Cf7K50VWSRi #HealthResearch #HealthInnovation #AcademyFellows

Academy President Prof Andrew Morris next to a quote that reads: "It is a privilege to welcome these 54 exceptional scientists to our Fellowship. Each new Fellow brings unique expertise and perspective to addressing the most significant health challenges facing society."
Stephen Frost@sfrost.bsky.social · last yr.

“… the areas with the highest risk of transport related social exclusion are characterised by a vicious cycle of high car-dependency and a lack of viable public transport and active travel options for everyday journeys” Valuable research & updated data tool launched by Transport for the North.

Transport related social exclusion – a case for investment in the North - Transport for the North

Poorly performing, inadequate, and unaffordable transport choices in some areas of the North have a fundamental impact on the everyday lives of residents. The risk of what we term transport related so...

transportforthenorth.com

Covering Climate Now@coveringclimatenow.org · last yr.

Activists told @theguardian.com “the challenge now was to mobilise the ‘climate-aware majority’—the large proportion of the population that is aware of the coming crisis, are deeply afraid about what it means for their own lives and that of their children, but are yet to take action.” #The89Percent

What next for climate activism now Just Stop Oil is ‘hanging up the hi-vis’?

After three years, thousands of arrests and a state crackdown on protests, the group is ending direct action after a polarising campaign

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Met Office - weather and climate@metoffice.gov.uk · last yr.

The new Climate Adaptation Research and Innovation Framework (CARIF) describes the research and innovation needed to enable UK adaptation. In our blog, find out how our science informs adaptation advice to government and business to protect the UK from the worst climate change impacts.

Climate change is happening. We can see it in our observations. But adaptation to climate change needs to keep up with the weather

We keep seeing evidence that our climate is changing rapidly, with more extreme weather causing casualties, damage to infrastructure and businesses, and degradation of our natural environment.

metoffice.gov.uk

NIHR PSRC: Greater Manchester@nihr-gmpsrc.bsky.social · last yr.

📢New publication highlights the strong economic imperative of reducing inequities in #patientsafety. Addressing disparities can lead to cost savings for healthcare systems and enhance workforce productivity. ➡️Read more: bmjopenquality.bmj.com/content/14/1... #HealthEquity #HealthEconomics

Economic case for reducing inequities in patient safety

Patient safety is a fundamental aspect of healthcare quality, yet significant inequities persist that adversely affect patient outcomes. Recent commentaries have highlighted these inequities in high-i...

bmjopenquality.bmj.com

Vas@vas-papa.bsky.social · last yr.

Very interesting discrete choice experiment currently underway looking at precarity and redeployment amongst early career researchers (ECRs) based in UK Higher Education or research institutions: www.arrc.group.cam.ac.uk/precarity-an... #academicsky

Precarity and Redeployment | Action Research on Research Culture

We need your support to better understand and alleviate the precarious nature of fixed-term contracts. Are you an early career researcher (ECR) based in a UK Higher Education or research institution? ...

arrc.group.cam.ac.uk

Andy Tattersall@andytattersall.bsky.social · last yr.

I'm keeping an updated sheet as to where notable UK-facing research orgs and UK universities are on social media - post X You can see the data for yourself docs.google.com/spreadsheets... You can provide your own updates via my form docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... Please share #AcademicSky

So where has everyone gone? Notable research and associated organisations in the UK (including international with UK ties) on social media

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Stephen Frost@sfrost.bsky.social · last yr.

Important from @womensbudgetgrp.bsky.social on role of public transport in tackling gender inequality & child poverty in this report. Women are less likely to have access to a car and more likely to use local buses. Poor public transport often means mothers can only take on local, lower-paid work.

Affordable public transport links are crucial for women, particularly in rural areas, to secure or maintain employment. It is essential to provide local authorities with greater funding and decision-making power, enabling them to invest in local bus networks and design routes that connect nurseries and schools with job hubs
Women's Budget Group@womensbudgetgrp.bsky.social · last yr.

Children’s poverty is deeply connected to women’s poverty - when mothers are poor, children are too. Tackling barriers to work, improving Social Security, and lowering the cost of essentials are key to change. Read our new report. www.wbg.org.uk/publication/...