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🎧New podcast series: Systems Science in Public Health Today we’re excited to launch our new #SystemsScience podcast series hosted by @pmeierprof. Listen to our first episode featuring Jo-An Occhipinti.➡️ soundcloud.com/user-776545020…

PLEASE READ AND RT. We need your help to make sure that we hear the experiences of people with learning disabilities from Black and Minority Ethnic communities. Here is the website for more information about the study: bit.ly/2LFPuQ8

Interesting commentary highlighting the need to address #economic determinants of #mentalhealth in the pandemic

The March SIPHER Consortium bulletin shares the latest work across the Consortium, including the #Sheffield Community Panel, our new podcast and recent publications. sipher.ac.uk/sipher-bulleti…

Of interest? @magsmacaulay @FafardPatrick

WATCH 🎥 This short animation describes how we have created our synthetic population in SIPHER, and how we will use it to understand how proposed policy changes might affect people in different ways. vimeo.com/528885282 #publichealth #policydecisions #UKPRP

🎙️New podcast out today! 🎧Listen to the third episode of the Systems Science in Public Health Podcast where host @pmeierprof speaks to Robin Purshouse, Co-Director of the SIPHER Consortium and Professor of Decision Sciences The University of Sheffield ➡️bit.ly/3tmhhF7 ACSE at Sheffield

Congratulations! Dr Josefien Breedvelt Would be v. interested to read!

Read the latest news from across the SIPHER Consortium in our bulletin ➡️sipher.ac.uk/sipher-bulleti… 📩Make sure you receive future bulletins - sign up to our mailing list on the SIPHER website. @pmeierprof @AlistairJWBrown Mohammad Hassannezhad @DrEllenStu @complexcase Jenny Llewellyn

New from Evidence & Policy, now online! 'Eliciting public values on health inequalities: missing #evidence for #policy windows?' by Neil McHugh Read it here: doi.org/10.1332/174426…

New SIPHER Consortium blog by @beckyfieldsheff on using online methods to examine public views on wellbeing sipher.ac.uk/using-online-m…

Very powerful piece of work on young peoples' views on health inequalities.