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SCPHRP Seminar No.23-A PERIpatetic Take on Systems Thinking: Future, Innovation and (Socio-technical) Systems

Here is the Teams recording link:Recap: SCPHRP Weekly Meeting 2026 (Hybrid) 28 April | Meeting | Microsoft Teams A PERIpatetic Take on Systems Thinking: Future, Innovation and (Socio-technical) Systems Though often lauded as a critical approach to the present complex Grand Societal Challenges, systems thinking is often difficult to engage …

SCPHRP Seminar No.22-The development and implementation of CAN-EMPOWER– a web based resource to support the psychological wellbeing of people living with cancer

Title – The development and implementation of CAN-EMPOWER – a web based resource to support the psychological wellbeing of people living with cancer. CAN-EMPOWER is a web resource designed to support the psychological well-being of individuals living with and beyond cancer. The seminar will focus in the co-development of https://can-empower.org.uk/ …

Designing for Belonging: Inclusive and Safe Green Spaces for All (Webinar)

Thursday 19th March, 1-2.30pm (GMT) Join us for the final webinar in our Common Ground: Co-creating Healthier Urban Environments webinar series, delivered by the Belfast Healthy Cities, Groundswell Consortium, and UK Healthy Cities and Towns Network. We will explore how parks, gardens, and public landscapes can truly welcome people of …

An Invitation to Think and Act Differently, 23rd September 10-11.00 (online)

Forget business-as-usual seminars. This isn’t a “talk,” it’s an opportunity to reimagine research. We’re inviting you to step into a space where research collides with art, policy bends to imagination, and practice dares to become poetic. Speaker: Dr Marisa de Andrade Topic: Applying Post-Qualitative and Arts-Informed Research in Policy and …

SCPHRP Research Seminar Series No.15-How spiritual care is provided in Sub-Saharan Africa to improve patients’ spiritual well-being?

Here is the zoom recording link: https://ed-ac-uk.zoom.us/rec/share/DVJxf4A2tRKmt5IetEl6LrQE3hyPbx-L_2wcmGAlRvwkBt-QL6Eqpbngzwl79Yml.s0nZAR9vOd6H4qi4 Mar 18, 2025

SCPHRP seminar series No.12 – Co-production of a primary health care hypertension intervention for rural African adults: The CO-HEART Project

Thanks for watching the SCPHRP Research Seminar Series No.12 by Sandra Peniston. This seminar was a part of the SCPHRP Seminar Series as well as the Nursing Research Seminars. You can get in touch with Sandra at s.peniston@sms.ed.ac.uk and you can download the slides here: The CO-HEART Study Slides Oct …

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

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 …

SCPHRP seminar series 7: Chemical and environmental contaminants in food

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, …

Four students from Dunbar Grammer School do work experience as researchers

In November 2022 we welcomed four students from Dunbar Grammer School into SCPHRP for a week to do some work experience, and have a chance to experience what being a researcher is like.  They were (front, L to R) Libby Cowsill, Heidi MacFarlane Baker, Oliver Coghlan and Ewan Thomas This …

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