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Published on: 7th September 2019
Reference type: Guidance
This resource provides key learning and actions that public bodies, policy makers and practitioners can take to implement the sustainable development principle, as set out in the Well-being of Future […]
Authors: Victoria Hands, Radu Cinpoes, Fatima Annan-Diab, Annette Boaz, Carol Hayden, Richard Anderson, Alisha Davies, Sumina Azam, Cathy Weatherup, William King
Published on: 5th September 2019
Reference type: Article
Published on: 2nd September 2019
The article was published by Journal of COMMUNITY SAFETY & WELL-BEING, and provides a narrative of the delivery of the ACE TIME training to police officers and partners, as part […]
Authors: Jo Ramessur-Williams, Sally Rivers, Michelle McManus, Annemarie Newbury
Published on: 1st August 2019
This guide outlines four key phases on how to synthesise, translate, and communicate public health economics evidence into policy and practice. The interrelated four phases guide the reader through the […]
Authors: Kathryn Ashton, Mariana Dyakova, Anna Stielke, Mark Bellis
Published on: 8th July 2019
Published on: 3rd July 2019
Reference type: Strategy
Published on: 3rd June 2019
The Wales Health Impact Assessment Support Unit have published a framework for training and capacity building in HIA this week. The technical report sets out an underpinning framework for the […]
Authors: Nerys Edmonds, Liz Green, Lee Parry-Williams
Published on: 1st June 2019
Reference type: Framework
A scoping review to explore the evidence base for retrospective routine enquiry in adults for ACEs, including feasibility and acceptability amongst practitioners, service user acceptability and outcomes from implementation.
Authors: S Edwards, AR Davies, Lisa Di Lemma, Kat Ford, Karen Hughes, Katie Hardcastle
Published on: 1st May 2019
Reference type: Journal
This study compares UK nightlife users’ ideal levels of drunkenness to their expected drunkenness on a night out and their perceptions of descriptive nightlife norms.
Authors: Zara Quigg, Karen Hughes, Kat Ford, Mark Bellis
Published on: 27th April 2019