In case anyone couldn't make it, recording now available: https://t.co/D85Nh3he7U Euan an excellent speaker, really enjoyed it. For me, topic highlights some very common issues when it comes to translating high-level national policy aims into implementable action. Have a look!

My colleague Reese shares how she led some amazing public engagement for our OPTIMA project — using LEGO to build better, healthier neighbourhoods. Check it out! 👇 #PublicEngagement #PublicHealth #UrbanDesign #LEGO https://t.co/rvkaC1Xd30

Our @HOPE_UoM colleagues recruiting a health economist/quant researcher to work on evaluability of a large place-based intervention (20-min neighbourhood) with potential health (inequality) impacts. Come work with us on OPTIMA! https://t.co/f77CMGO6Xp

Looking forward to getting our @NIHRresearch OPTIMA project involved in @GlasgowSciFest . We'll be at the Byres Community Hub on Sat 7th then the Botanic Gardens on Sun 15th. Come see us, we'll have Lego! https://t.co/x16lO5XGRg https://t.co/G9hFGR132o https://t.co/f77CMGNz7R

Delighted to present the final report for our DIPLOMA evaluation of the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme. A true team effort - thanks to everyone who helped along the way TL;DR prevention at scale is viable, with plenty of scope for optimising further https://t.co/UJOqF2FONj

New commentary for IJHPM, "Broadening the Boundaries of Integrated Care in Response to Necessity: Where Are the Limits for Each Sector, and Who Should Pay for What?" https://t.co/gcPP7bHPWJ

Examining causality across data hierarchies, such as the clustering of people within households, neighbourhoods, cities, or regions. New paper out now: https://t.co/7a10C10tMr

New paper in @socscimed with @HOPE_UoM colleagues Using interactions of area dose and individual exposure to estimate effects of population health interventions https://t.co/1Ub7yqoh0v

First webinar linked to our OPTIMA project ( https://t.co/f77CMGNz7R) will be looking at the 'The Planning System in Scotland', Euan Leitch @SURFscot - (Feb 5th): https://t.co/dQKcVWSa2p What levers does policy have to implement '20-minute neighbourhoods' and any health impacts?

Our first @NIHRresearch OPTIMA project's blogs are now live. We discuss the '20-minute neighbourhood' and health (inequalities), both potential benefits: https://t.co/bhPziul8Go ; and potential harms: https://t.co/D6uT6vWz7c @UofGSHW @theSPHSU

'Can integrated care interventions strengthen primary care and improve outcomes for patients with chronic diseases? A systematic review and meta-analysis'

Missed this before the winter break? Take a look at our latest policy scoping review published in @PubHealth_BMC⤵️ How could 20-minute neighbourhoods impact health and health inequalities? 🌳🚶‍♀️ Read here: https://t.co/Bl5JQdFgEL #20MinuteCities #HealthInequalities

Despite all of the challenges - legal and meteorological - we did it! After 40 years of damaging deregulation, Greater Manchester has this morning successfully retaken control of the whole of its bus network. 🙌🏻

This article is one of the foundations for our recently funded @NIHRresearch grant, Orienting Policy Towards Inequality Minimising Actions (OPTIMA). Have a look at what we now have planned to try and fill some of these identified evidence gaps:

Our article looking at 'How could 20-minute neighbourhoods impact health and health inequalities?' is available Open Access now. Lots of health/health inequality claims, but still a lot of question marks on the pathways remain... @theSPHSU @PubHealth_BMC https://t.co/LURNF5Kr9Z

There's more great news! Yuqi Zhang passed her PhD viva yesterday, with her thesis titled: "Strengthening primary care and integrated care for patients with multi-morbidity in China". Yuqi was supervised by @lra_ansel @DukeStokes @Bowercpcman & Jin Xu (from Peking University)

Really enjoyed the session, thanks for the invite!

Several @SipherC colleagues involved in this cool new project on systems science approaches to evaluating 20 minute neighbourhoods - with our funding period approaching the final 6 months, it is great to see SIPHER’s reach and legacy!

Read more about the project via the @NIHRresearch : https://t.co/ZaxJ04R49I Our project website coming soon. Get in touch with me if you're interested and want more info, or maybe to be involved in some of our upcoming stakeholder or public involvement activity!

We'll be bringing together literature, stakeholders, data, real-world evidence, and building a computer simulation model. All to inform planned place-based '20-minute neighbourhood' investments, to maximise potential benefits and avoid unintended harms to health inequalities...