As part of SPHR@L’s discussion paper series, we are happy to publish our latest edition: ‘Entitlement and universality: the need for research on the impact of introducing conditionality in welfare benefits on health and wellbeing in older age’
It forms part of a research project entitled: Welfare benefits…
As part of the Evaluating Local Government Alcohol Policies project, the following output has been published:
Download it here: Responsibility without Authority – Journal of Public Health 2013
Or link through to it at the Journal of Public Health
Citation: Martineau F, Graff H, Mitchell C, Lock K. Responsibility without legal…
Brief project description: Systematic review of qualitative data on views and perceptions of research evidence among local-level policy-makers and practitioners in sectors related to the built environment.
Rationale: Decisions made in many different policy sectors may have important impacts on population health outcomes. This is particularly true of…
JOB OPPORTUNITY [published 8th July 2013]
Senior Lecturer; Department of Social & Environmental Health Research
We are seeking to appoint a Senior Lecturer with a strong record of research and teaching in public health evaluation to join the NIHR School for Public Health Research at LSHTM. The successful applicant should…
As part of the Evaluating Local Government Alcohol Policies project, the following output has been published:
Link through to it at Preventive Medicine
Citation: Martineau F, Tyner E, Lorenc T, Petticrew M, Lock K. Population-level interventions to reduce alcohol-related harm: An overview of systematic reviews. Preventive Medicine. Available…
SPHR@L Discussion Paper: Policy Decisions in the Transport Sector by Rebecca Steinbach, May 2013
This discussion paper aims to inform SPHR@L’s work as part of the NIHR School for Public Health Research. To contribute to the development of our work on providing useful evidence for evaluation relating…
ANNOUNCEMENT: Launch of Public Health Practice Evaluation Scheme (PHPES) – 26th June 2013
We are pleased to announce the launch of SPHR’s Public Health Practice Evaluation Scheme (PHPES). PHPES will enable public health practitioners from any sector to work in partnership with the SPHR team on robust evaluations of innovative…
