Knowledge for Public Health

@know-ph.bsky.social

NIHR funded collaboration between the universities of Nottingham, Hallam and Sheffield - improving the way research is used in public health planning and delivery. https://www.know-ph.ac.uk/ Archive https://bit.ly/3TiLlS0

How can Public Health Influence Alcohol Licensing. Our roadmap was developed by practitioners in the field to help professionals make an informed decision as to their best way forward. Here are 6 tips for public health teams and how they can provide input to local alcohol licensing decisions. 1/2

Throughout March and April we are going to explore the @nihr.bsky.social evidence around housing and public health. What does the evidence say and how can it be applied to improve people’s lives? This week, it's Fuel Poverty. You don't need to be on LinkedIn to view this. bit.ly/476HmPx 1/2

Health impact and fuel poverty - what the NIHR evidence says

Throughout March and April we are exploring the NIHR evidence around housing and public health. What does the evidence say and how can it be applied to improve people’s lives? Last week we explored th...

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We've published a @nihr.bsky.social @know-ph.bsky.social Evidence Summary Compendium on: Active Travel 🚲 Air Quality 🌬️ Food Takeaways 🍕 Health Impact Assessments and Housing 🏠 Read and download via @figshare.com doi.org/10.6084/m9.f... #HealthInequality #PublicHealth

KNOW-PH Evidence Summary Compendium: Active Travel, Air Quality, Food Takeaways, HIAs & Housing

The Know-PH’s first Deep Dive co-design topic was ‘Housing’, selected through a process of surveys with local government Public Health professionals, literature and dialogue with the funder.Please note that this work is not a systematic or scoping review of all the literature and evidence available. It does provide potential evidence sources for engagement within and across Local Authorities. The work focused primarily on NIHR research evidence with other sources sought to help bridge gaps in knowledge. Other sources of evidence included evidence from other funders, policy and evidence papers. Drawing on the evidence and in collaboration with our partner organisations, PPIE and the NIHR the topic of housing was identified as the focus for the Deep Dive 1. Emerging from this work, we examined the use of HIAs in the development of local plans and large housing developments. This work was updated in January 2025. Contents 1. Active Travel Research Overviews ( NIHR funded, other studies reviews and reports) Updated January 2025.2. Air Quality Domestic Indoor and Outdoor Research Overviews ( NIHR funded, other studies reviews and reports) Updated January 2025.3. Fast Food Takeaways, Food delivery outlets (dark retail) Research Overviews ( NIHR funded, other studies reviews and reports) Updated January 2025.4. Health Impact Assessments (public health UK) Research Overviews ( NIHR funded, other studies reviews and reports) Updated January 2025.5. Housing Research Overviews ( NIHR-funded and other research, reviews and reports) Updated January 2025.You can view an interactive map of our Housing Research Overview Marshall, Fiona; Such, Elizabeth; Langley, Joe; Tattersall, Andy; Evans-Hill, Laura (2025).Housing and Public Health Knowledge Interactive Evidence Map. figshare. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.30180424.v1

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Do you work in local authority, public health facing roles and want to get evidence into practice? Then we want to hear from you! We have a small group of local authority staff who help shape and support the KNOW-PH programme. You can get in touch. www.know-ph.ac.uk/our-collabor... 1/1

Knowledge for Public Health - Local Authority Reference Group

We are a group of local authority staff who help shape and support the KNOW-PH programme. We also get involved in specific projects. Some of our tasks: To suggest public health and health inequaliti...

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There's still one week to sign up for your free place to join us at our next @know-ph.bsky.social webinar: Highlighting the importance of health impact assessments for housing developers, communities and key decision makers in England. Jan 20 from 1pm to 2pm GMT www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/highlighti...

Highlighting the importance of health impact assessments

Added Value: Highlighting the importance of health impact assessments for housing developers, communities and key decision makers in England

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Our own @andytattersall.bsky.social is heading North in December to deliver the keynote for the Social Media for Learning in HE conference. #AcademicTwitter Is Dead — What Died, What Survived, What’s Next

Andy Tattersall@andytattersall.bsky.social · 10mo ago

I've attended the excellent @socmedhe.bsky.social Conference a few times over the past decade. It's a real honour to deliver the keynote at this year's iteration at @lancasteruni.bsky.social #AcademicTwitter Is Dead — What Died, What Survived, What’s Next? socmedhe25.wordpress.com/2025/07/15/k...