Fuse, the Centre for Translational Research in Public Health

Fuse, the Centre for Translational Research in Public Health

fuseonline.bsky.social

Fuse brings together 6 Universities in North East England & North Cumbria (Durham, Newcastle, Northumbria, Teesside, Cumbria and Sunderland) in a unique collaboration to deliver world-class #PublicHealth research. @nihrsphr.bsky.social member. fuse.ac.uk

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Fascinating to hear about the development process behind the Proper Georgia Scran campaign promoting breastfeeding among younger mums Ticks all my boxes as a parent, marketing and communications professional, and public health researcher #publichealth #Newcastle

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At ReCoCo in #Newcastle for @fuseonline.bsky.social & HDRC's Researching Together for Impact Connecting academic researchers with Newcastle City Council's priority areas, specifically its newly launched Public Health Areas of Research Interest (ARIs) #PublicHealth #VCSE

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This enables timely adjustment by maximising positive feedback and minimise negative feedback in loops of learning. Instead of simplifying systems in research, we encourage complexification at a practical level. Our paper is free to access: doi.org/10.1002/hpm.... (5/5).

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Using a complexity lens helped to understand unintended policy outcomes & chain reactions. Using this lens effectively requires a blurring of boundaries between implementation and evaluation in policy research, by identifying feedback loops while the implementation of policy is still ongoing. (4/5)

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… and demonstrated how these local changes led to system-level change (emergence), with the school system becoming more responsive to mental wellbeing needs of children, and shifts across systems (co-evolution), by developing joint values and language between schools and NHS. (3/5)

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