Dr Catherine Sharp
@Cas__Sharp
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Public health researcher @PHWWHOCC @PublicHealthW. Interested in improving population health. @HEAcademy Fellow. Views my own. 🏴
Carmarthen, Wales
Joined January 2013
@davidjbuck @keh444 @PublicHealthW Please get in touch if you would like to be added to the mailing list for when the reports are published.
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Late to the party to see this. Thank you @davidjbuck for highlighting TTPH. Understanding public views on different areas of public health helps us tailor interventions, campaigns and inform policy. Aug survey findings will be published end of Nov! .@keh444 @PublicHealthW.
I'll say it again. Why isn't @DHSCgovuk @ohid publically, systematically and transparently understanding/testing/publicising public views on key #prevention and #publichealth topics, like @PublicHealthW is?
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RT @markabellis: New study @BMJPublicHealth – Throughout life people with Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs, e.g. child abuse) have lower….
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Love @CMO_England’s point on the power of data. Collecting data isn’t an academic exercise. Without data you won’t get any action in government! So collect the data to be able to create and drive a plan forward!!.
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Really interesting point highlighted by @CMO_England in @FPH lecture about biasing gaps in research in terms of older people with multi-morbidity being excluded from research, and this shouldn’t be allowed. #futurepublichealth
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Huge congratulations Karen and Mark @keh444 @markabellis 🥳🤩🥳🤩!!.
💫 Congratulations to our 4 researchers, @jane_noyes, @bangorsoil, @markabellis, @keh444 who feature on the @Clarivate #HighlyCited2023 list as the top 1% cited researchers worldwide 👩🔬🔬 . ➡️ #BangorUniversity
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Fantastic to have this work published from Donna’s @KESS_Central Masters 🥳! An under-explored area, important to consider adolescents’ perspectives! . @keh444 @ProfJCarlHughes.
New review by @PublicHealthW & @BangorUni links parental technoference to negative impacts on adolescent mental health & violent behaviour. Awareness & responsible device use can help set positive examples for young minds
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RT @AmyMcNTweets: 🏴 🚨 🚨 Deadline Extended to 06/11/2023 🚨 🚨 🏴 . A fantastic opportunity to use your behavioural science skills….
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RT @CAWR_CMU: CAWR is working with @PublicHealthW to build a national conversation about wellbeing. We're looking for feedback from everyo….
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Next brief report is out, topics covering: .- NHS Waiting lists.- Witnessing violence.- Mental well-being.- Housing.- Primary care and climate change . #TimeToTalkPublicHealth @keh444.
Do you have the confidence and skills to intervene if you witness violence against someone?. Our latest #TimeToTalkPublicHealth report shows that:. 45% of people would if they witnessed an older person being abused.37% would if they witnessed sexual violence. ⬇️
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RT @phwwhocc: Does your work involve changing behaviours? We’ve developed 2 new tools to support your efforts! Tool 1 offers stepwise suppo….
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Great to see @PublicHealthW Time to Talk Public Health panel data, which captures the views of the public, feeding into Welsh policy 🥳! #TTPH.
Over 60% of adults and a quarter of children in Wales are above their healthy weight. We want to make the healthy choice the easy choice by reducing promotions of foods that are high in fat, sugar and salt and contribute the most to obesity. More info here 👇.
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RT @PublicHealthW: Around 60% of Welsh adults are overweight or obese. Our latest #TimeToTalkPublicHealth survey shows strong public suppo….
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#TimetoTalkPublicHealth has been established to understand the views, attitudes, and opinions of residents in Wales to inform public health decision making in policy.
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82% say governments should apply age restrictions for buying food and drinks that are labelled as not suitable for children.
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Planning laws should be used to restrict the number of fast-food restaurants near schools (63% agree), and to restrict the number of unhealthy food takeaways and shops near schools (60% agree).
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New findings from our #TimetoTalkPublicHealth panel show strong support for government action against obesity. For example, 57% of people agree that governments should use financial tools like taxes to reduce sugar in foods with high levels.Read more:
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