RIW19
Presentations from the Public Health Wales Research Showcase Event - Bringing Together Health and Social Care Research: A Revolution in Transformation Conference on Wednesday 13th March 2019 are now available.
To watch our video of the day click here
For photo's from the day click here
For poster winners click here
For menti meter results click here
For news item click here
1) A Healthier Wales: Coordinated Research, Innovation and Improvement
Keynote address: Ifan Evans - Director of Technology & Transformation, Welsh Government
2) Adding value through evaluation: learning from the pacesetter programme
Robin Miller - Lead Researcher, University of Birmingham
3) The long-term public health impact of arts and cultural engagement
Dr Daisy Fancourt - Senior Research Associate, University College, London
4) Engaging imprisoned men as peer researchers to better understand health and wellbeing in prison
Stephanie Perrett - Lead Nurse for Health and Justice, Public Health Walels
5) Prevalence Estimates of Problem and Injecting Drug Use in Wales 2010 to 2020
Josie Smith - Head of Substance Misuse/Senior Health Protection Specialist, Public Health Wales
6) Driving Sustainable Evidence-Informed Investment for Health and Well-being: The New WHO Collaborting Centre at Public Health Wales
Mariana Dyakova - Consultant in Public Health, WHO CC, Public Health Wales
7) National Stay Well in Wales Survey
Dr Catherine Sharp, Research Officer, Bangor University
8) Generating the evidence needed to make a difference to population health (Research and Evaluation Strategy)
Alisha Davies - Head of Research and Development, Public Health Wales
Breakout session: Promoting Healthy Behaviours
1) ACEs and Homelessness in Wales: Prevalence and Intervention
Charlotte Grey - Researcher, Public Health Wales
2) Social Prescribing Interventions for Health & Well-being
Mark Griffiths - Public Health Wales & Lucy Hancock - Hwyel Dda Public Health Team
3) Travel to School Survey: Validation and Testing of Hands-Up Methodology in Primary Schools In Wales
Amy Davies - Senior Health Promotion Practitioner, Public Health Wales
4) Exploring the acceptability and feasibility of implementing activity monitoring devices to support physical activity within an exercise referral scheme
Jemma Hawkins - Research Fellow, DECIPHer, Cardiff University
For published paper click here
Breakout session: Digital Health and Big Data
1) Cost of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) - a Systematic Review
Huw Lloyd-Williams - Research Officer, Bangor University
2) Electronic Longitudinal Alcohol Study in Communities (ELASTiC)
Professor. Simon Moore - Principal Investigator, Cardiff University
3) How people in Wales use technology to support and monitor their health
Alisha Davies - Head of Research and Development, Public Health Wales
4) Big Data from Small Bugs: Translating the Pathogen Genomics Revolution into clinical reality in Wales
Dr Tom Conner - Reader, School of Biosciences, Cardiff University
Congratulations to all our poster winners:
1) Most innovative research
Dr Stephanie Perrett - The impact of being in prison on the health and wellbeing of older men on a vulnerable prisoner wing: findings from a peer-researcher project
2) Greatest public involvement
Leanne Sawle - Osteoarthritis (joint wear and tear), public engagement, and the musculoskeletal Biomechanics Research Frailty
3) Greatest impact upon policy or practice
Wendy Harrison - A survey of the prevalence of infection and antimicrobial usage in care homes in Wales
4) Delegates choice
Jennifer Ward - The Design and Delivery of a Community Pharmacy Based Positive Psychology Intervention: A feasibility study
Research and Development Event (English Subs)
from Public Health Wales on Vimeo
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