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Category: <span>Events</span>

Category: Events

Events

SCPHRP seminar series No.14 – Asthma Sufferers’ Personal Exposure to Air Pollution and Risk Perception in Urban Environments and Parental Attitudes Toward HPV Vaccination for Their Children: Key Influencing Factors

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Here is the zoom recording link: https://ed-ac-uk.zoom.us/rec/play/tzgY_kxc16ZUspluYXK5TSLtFLknV_FNpsBZQmJ5BhvFRIawaP2CwOjcL8QV_pPS98OoYKh6wK8ljfE.1r7dgWvcakPhOEXk?accessLevel=meeting&canPlayFromShare=true&from=share_recording_detail&continueMode=true&componentName=rec-play&originRequestUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fed-ac-uk.zoom.us%2Frec%2Fshare%2FZAUxRWtZpiNgnUUIh7Iqoh0N1UsEb5TaHWNh3ZYxSfbQNhqFomsQaaDC6LISdkRL.VaKsJcZyu8iLxpqf Feb 21, 2025

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SCPHRP seminar series No. 10: A theory-based evaluation: realist evaluation

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Location: Online (Zoom: https://ed-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/81874725266) Time: 10-11am Tuesday 19th March 2024 Abstract: Realist evaluation is a methodological approach to evaluate complex interventions that focuses on understanding not just whether a programme or intervention works, but how it works in specific contexts and for whom. It seeks to uncover the underlying mechanisms …

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SCPHRP seminar series No. 9: Photovoice methods and policing research

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Location: Online (Zoom: https://ed-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/81600324013) Time: 10-11am Tuesday 20th February 2024 Abstract: Everyday members of the police are in our communities witnessing and having to respond to the consequences of health inequalities.  Initiatives like the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit (SVRU) and Edinburgh Futures Institute recognise the potential for collaboration between public …

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SCPHRP seminar series No.8: Brainstorming the neighbourhood using LEGO building

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Location: Online Time: 10-11am Tuesday November 21st 2023 A sustainable, live-able and healthy neighbourhood consists of an environment being ‘user-friendly’ and is shaped by people who work and live in the area, so there remains a need to foster continuous engagement with the community to balance different needs within limited …

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SCPHRP seminar series 7: Chemical and environmental contaminants in food

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Location: Chrystal Macmillan Building, Seminar Room 6, The University of Edinburgh Time: Oct 17th, 10-11.30am: Food represents the most chemically complex part of the environment to which humans are exposed on a daily basis. Food consists of chemical components that give it nutritional value, such as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, water, …

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SCPHRP seminar series No.6 – Geographic Information Systems and Public Health (recording)

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This seminar (GIS and Public Health) by Dr Craig McDougall provides: an introduction to GIS and discuss the potential of GIS as a public health tool. The seminar includes: -An overview and history of GIS in public health -Key benefits of GIS in public health -Emerging uses of GIS in …

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SCPHRP seminar series 5. Citizen Science in Public Health: Our Outdoors

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    Citizen science is underused in public health, but has the potential to create greater interaction with, and agency for, communities around issues which directly affect them. It can provide data from small areas which can be used for small area decision making, or aggregated for larger policy making …

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