16:52
MatCHNet webinar: Identifying and responding to intimate partner violence in parents and children
01:00:56
Seminar: The role of personal networks in cases of domestic violence
12:55
MatCHNet webinar: EUROlinkCAT project
14:58
MatCHNet webinar: LEAP partnership and linked data
15:53
MatCHNet webinar: Welfare changes and child/maternal mental health
04:12
SHINE data linkage research
03:27
Young people’s involvement in policy and service improvement
01:41
Make Good Choices - young people and vaping marketing
15:35
MatCHNet webinar: Impact of the UK Healthy Start Voucher Scheme on maternal and infant health
01:54
Perinatal mental health data animation
04:20
How physically active are Scottish children?
02:19
How do the places in which children live and play shape their health? (short version)
03:38
Active travel: How do we help more Scottish children to walk, wheel or cycle to school?
04:14
How does greenspace reduce inequalities in children’s mental health?
03:53
How do the places in which children live and play shape their health?
03:40
Children's day-to-day exposures to unhealthy commodities
03:29
What does a 20-minute neighbourhood look like for children?
01:26:22
PHASE webinar: What can simulation models tell us about the risk factors for cardiovascular disease?
01:00:45
PHASE webinar: Using agent-based models to explore food behaviour & advertising in obesity research
01:00:49
Seminar: Challenges for health policy coordination in Latin American federations
33:27
MatCHNet methods masterclass: Emulated targeted trials approach
13:03
MatCHNet webinar: Using the ECHILD database to explore variation in school-recorded SEN for child...
52:03
Employment, welfare and health: insights from agent-based models
16:09
MatCHNet webinar: Challenges in evaluating health visiting for under 5s in England
59:26
Modelling the interactions between urban development and physical activity
47:56
Advancing the science of Rapid Reviews' methods
03:15
The Katawag Project
59:29
Using agent-based simulation to inform tobacco control policies
04:34
SPACES research project
00:56
Health inequalities in Scotland
56:00
Understanding agent-based models for public health
21:09
Methods showcase: Peter Craig
19:43
Methods showcase: Richard Cookson
02:01
20 Minute Neighbourhoods
14:18
Simulating human mobility patterns for public health research with agent-based models
16:01
Developing an agent-based model for income inequalities of leisure-time physical activity
14:00
MOTIVATE: Incorporating social norms into an agent-based model of commuting behaviour
58:38
Justified Stories: formalising "what if?" for policy modelling
02:19
20 Minute Neighbourhood
01:02:04
Complexity and agent-based modelling
07:27
The REACH-HF programme: A Participant's Experience
14:41
MatCHNet webinar: Using linked administrative data to evaluate Scotland’s Baby Box Scheme
04:00
System Science in Public Health and Economic Research Consortium (SIPHER) explainer
04:54
SIPHER - Synthetic population
57:39
Development, feasibility & effectiveness of community-based mass dog vaccination delivery strategies
11:17
MatCHNet webinar: Evaluations of the ban on smoking inside cars with children present
03:31
How to effectively use data systems to improve maternal and child health inequalities in Scotland
14:49
MatCHNet webinar: Exploring the impact of Flying Start programme using linked administrative data
14:41
MatCHNet webinar: Using linkage of administrative data to evaluate the Family Nurse Partnership
11:33
MatCHNet webinar: Sure Start Children’s Centres
58:53
Seminar: Lancet Countdown: Tracking Progress on Health and Climate Change
13:37
MatCHNet webinar: The Teenage Pregnancy Strategy - evaluating its impact on teenage pregnancy rates
01:01:53
Seminar: Health Co-Benefits of Organic Farming
04:32
Creative Insights
56:03
Seminar: Embracing Social Complexity
59:46
Seminar: Using agent-based models to simulate social systems
01:30:03
Webinar: a new framework for developing and evaluating complex interventions
01:22:10
SASS Website and Briefing Launch Seminar
01:00:56
Research on COVID-19 in the Inequalities programme
53:15
Seminar: The effects of dog ownership on human mental well-being
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Not everyone experiences the same opportunities to lead a long and healthy life.
At MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit (University of Glasgow), we conduct high quality research that has a real impact on health and wellbeing, and on reducing health inequalities – both at home and across the globe.
We have a particular focus on developing and using cutting-edge methods to understand how social, behavioural, economic, political and environmental factors influence health. We work with decision makers, practitioners and the public to identify interventions and policies that can have an effective and sustained impact on health and wellbeing, particularly among those most in need.
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