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Delighted to join a brilliant panel discussing health behaviour support for dementia prevention at the House of Lords today. Crucial learning from the APPLE-Tree study re. working in inclusive ways, via non-clinical staff, and in and with community organisations

🆕 We’re exploring how adults at risk of cardiovascular disease and mild-to-moderate mental health concerns engage with integrated care in the UK. Read our systematic review protocol that will look at this in depth here:

🧠📣 OptICS workshop – 6 Oct (online)! For professionals supporting heart and mental health through joined-up care: • Primary care (GPs, nurses) • ICS roles (e.g. commissioners, planners) • Social care & allied health 🌐 Register: https://t.co/zJ8dz7Dj9P

People with severe mental illness often have poorer physical health, but face major barriers to exercise & fitness. A new report from Centre for Mental Health and Rethink shows how mental health services, councils and leisure providers can overcome this: https://t.co/Q5ShjcSoQN

New publication “We Do Have Enemies and We Should Know Who They Are” 📖 https://t.co/dtSD0Z3Mv2 🚶‍♂️ Why is it so hard to get people moving? 💼 Because powerful industries don’t want us to. We call for bold action. #Physicalactivity is political. Let’s treat it that way.

🧠💬 Calling all professionals delivering, managing or commissioning #IntegratedCare You can register now to join our online OPTICS workshop on the 6th of October to explore how behavioural & social science can optimise integrated care 🎟️ Register here:

Fully funded MPhil to analyse effects of ultra-endurance exercise on posture, based in @HNERC_NclUni with me, Iain Spears and Anette Pantal. Thanks to @LDWA1 for generous support. https://t.co/m842Sp6Sgc

Our latest paper on populist-aligned beliefs and receipt of public health interventions is out now! We reviewed qualitative evidence to understand how populist-type views may impact on how people receive public health interventions. https://t.co/3mZyYjgRDH

❗ CLOSING THIS WEEK – Reminder that applications for this Research Associate position based at Cardiff Uni closes this Thursday. Click below for further information!

In this @LSEpoliticsblog, our researchers Dr Alison McKinlay and Dr @jackmbirch discuss how collaboration between research, policy, and service sectors is needed to improve public health and tackle inequality. Read here: https://t.co/tREWAySIUx @UCLBehaveChange @UniofNewcastle

We share this open letter respectfully, with the hope that our government commits to long-term sustainable support & enhancement of services. We ask that you share far & wide to help amplify the much-needed conversation. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek 3/

Today, via @fuseonline we publish an open letter to the UK Prime Minister co-produced with our community advisory group. This highlights the urgency with which holistic mental and physical health support is needed.

As good as #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is at highlighting the issue, people living with severe mental ill-health face challenges everyday and it is imperative that they are (and feel) supported to live well and thrive as part of our communities 1/

Blog: “We cannot afford to wait.” Fuse researchers @UniofNewcastle join people with lived experience to call for urgent government action to improve support for people with severe mental ill-health. Today's #fuseblog for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek ⬇️ https://t.co/aPc0KQSoys

It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek & we're sharing our work on integrated physical & mental health support for people living with SMIH. You can view/download our policy brief here: https://t.co/JlfkMeZwTk made in collaboration with @ResearchRetold

New @WHO report on social determinants of health equity provides a much needed reminder to the global community that to improve health equity we must improve society, say @michaelmarmot and @jessjallen

📢 Funded PhD: Are you interested in better ways to support people living with poor mental and physical health? Take a look at this new PhD, the lead supervisor is the brilliant Susanna Mills, with support from Sheena Ramsay, Jack Birch, and me:

Public trust in government is eroding — but not beyond repair. Our latest report reveals how inclusive policymaking can rebuild confidence. Governance must be done with the people, not to them. Read the findings here: ➡️ https://t.co/cTzEAgXuz7

✨ New paper ✨ Our new systematic review explored barriers and enablers people without a diagnosis of hypertension face to having their blood pressure checked. The paper is available open access here: