Resources: Webinars / Seminars

Core Projects

Webinar Recording: Neighbourhood Health Models of Care for People with Frailty

This webinar is an online knowledge exchange webinar supporting our ICBs to deliver Integrated Neighbourhood Health Plans and the forthcoming Modern Service Frameworks.

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Webinar Resource Pack: Neighbourhood Health Models of Care for People with Frailty

This resource pack brings together the presentation slides, webinar recording, key resources, references, and questions from the discussion to support learning, service development and evidence-informed practice.

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Core Projects

WYSAG Talks: Healthy streets- How where we live, work, and socialise shapes our life outcomes by Professor Laura Vaughan

In this WYSAG (West Yorkshire Scientific Advisory Group) Talks video, Laura Vaughan, Professor of Urban Form and Society at the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, explores how our environment shapes our health outcomes and why place matters more than we think.

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WYSAG Talks: Fixing our school food system by Professor Maria Bryant

In this WYSAG (West Yorkshire Scientific Advisory Group) Talks video Prof Maria Bryant describes the research being done with families, young people and local authorities to provide a clear evidence base for policy makers to improve the school food system.

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WYSAG Talks: An evidence-based approach to addressing the school absence crisis by Mark Mon-Williams

In this WYSAG (West Yorkshire Scientific Advisory Group) Talks video Prof Mark Mon Williams describes an evidence-based approach to addressing the school absence crisis. School aged children school (aged 4-16 years) are identified as being a “persistent absentee” if they are recorded as having 90% attendance or less over the course of at least one academic year.

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WYSAG Talks: Improve Livelihoods to create a robust & resilient economy and society by Kate Pickett

In this WYSAG Talks video Prof. Kate Pickett explains research focusing on identifying interventions and policies which can reduce economic inequalities and tackle health disparities.

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WYSAG Talks: Pollution: What’s the problem by Rosie McEachan

In this WYSAG Talks video Rosie McEachan describes the impact of pollution on our populations health and explores the solutions of how urban and transport planners can work with health and education providers and communities to tackle the issue of pollution.

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Knowledge Mobilisation & Implementation

Research, evaluate or carry out implementation with Kristian Hudson: Part 3

In Part 3 Kristian takes us through a real world example of an implementation project and how he used the model in part 2 to help".

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Knowledge Mobilisation & Implementation

Research, evaluate or carry out implementation with Kristian Hudson: Part 2

In Part 2 Kristian takes us through some common implementation science frameworks and how these might be able to help us. He then shares a simple framework he uses when involved in an implementation project.

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Urgent Care

Using vignettes to assess the accuracy and rationale of Paramedic decisions on conveyance to the ED.

This video is presenting a mixed method study exploring how accurate paramedic decision making is when transporting a patient to the Emergency Department (ED).

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Health Economics

Understanding and addressing inequalities

Sebastian Hinde, Research Fellow within our Health Economics, Evaluation and Equality theme has released a new video on Understanding and Addressing Inequalities.

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Older People

My Path in Research by Alison Ellwood

In this video, Alison Ellwood, PhD student in the Older People with Frailty theme at Yorkshire and Humber Applied Research Collaboration, shares a glimpse into how she started a career in research and her tips for others who are interested in starting a career in research.

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