@HeartAust is hiring -a new exciting role as National Manager Food and Nutrition closing day 31 Jan https://t.co/Nr1fM3uVgV @_PHAA_ @DAA_feed @georgeinstitute @VicHealth @_bethTM @alikjones @NSWHealth @rosestant70 @_Amanda_J_Lee_ @Foodwatch

“It’s a bloody nightmare” Meaning: Something is proving a mild inconvenience; typically used to describe slightly heavy traffic, or the internet not working “It’s not ideal” Meaning: Something terrible has happened and life is almost certainly ruined

Some new key dates relevant for Australian public health advocates: Dec 16-18: ALP Nat Conference Dec 17: MYEFO April 2: Federal Budget May: Federal 🗳 election possibly May 11 or 18 @_PHAA_ @HeartAust @ACDPAlliance #NCDs

Highly recommend this upcoming webinar on food literacy 🍏 Don’t know where to start with food literacy in your practice? 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏻‍♂️ Start with this webinar! #nutrition #PublicHealth #communityhealth

Tfw your co-author uses multiple line breaks to create a page break and you change the font size and all hell breaks loose.

There have been recent reports of patients stopping their #aspirin inappropriately, misinterpreting the media regarding #ASPREE as also applying to secondary prevention. We wrote this blog to help demystify things for patients @HeartAust

Ways to look busy: 1. Turn up later than everyone else but rush into the office looking annoyed 2. Act like spending half an hour in the toilet has annoyed you 3. Rush around with an open laptop looking annoyed 4. Get annoyed at a printer 5. Just generally look annoyed

With the advent of the internet, this unfortunately is how many interpret research

wanna build your #systemsthinking capacity and not sure where to start? try our #systemspractices things you can do in your everyday work, on a small scale to get you thinking systemically https://t.co/gEBxTw95ax created w/ @mishymorgs and I at @TAPPCentre

" ..an appreciative and graceful approach to (peer) reviewing invariably elicits a human moment from us." This holds for any opp to comment on a colleagues work. Peer review or no. Thx to all who've been gracious in their feedback to me over the years (: https://t.co/QpjilU1sf0

Who creates value (and how do we define it)? Discusses the importance of long term thinking in public policy, and positioning government as an investor of first resort. https://t.co/NL68QqpXIm

Weight bias in exercise and nutrition professionals. Sys review of x-sectional and qualitative studies. https://t.co/lNxEsC8u9T I like the use of a table to clearly set out suggested future research areas #loveagoodtable

Sys review of sys reviews; Oh, and it's on low carb diets. Read the paper yourself. My take home? LC one of many (not only) ways to adapt a diet. More interesting is the exploration of factors which may contribute to biasing outcomes of sys rvs. https://t.co/Dk1wR5cNcx

How many computers and PhDs does it take to do a big @HeartAust project?! A lot apparently but we are getting there @_emma_thomas! Always a pleasure working with you. #cardiacrehab #deleriousresearchers #tgif

The best graph you are likely to see this week.

What makes a good partnership between researchers and policy makers? The ideal partnership is based on co-production! #policy #research #partnership @SaxInstitute

One for you @pottjane

"We will never address health inequalities with kale, hummus and artisan sour dough."

That's not a knife, this is a knife...Are we talking about the same thing when we're using the same words? In nutrition, labels are thrown around willy nilly. This article explores uncertaintly in diet classification, using ketogenic diet as an example.

(Over)feeding trial: 1,000kJ extra sat fat, carbs or unsat fat. Each effected liver differntly. Read the study to find out, but in a nut shell (pun intended) sat fat produced worse results. https://t.co/C2B5hRbO8Z (based on the food choices I'd choose the unsat fat arm anyday!)