Congrats Al Waddell on a fantastic paper and such practical insights for improving shared decision-making through co-design! …alth-policy-systems.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Our ECR Committee Member Al Waddell et al published their framework for health services to use #behavioralscience to #codesign interventions for #shareddecisonmaking #SDM in #maternitycare 🤰👏 Safer Care Victoria BehaviourWorks Australia The Royal Women’s Hospital HARPS Journal …alth-policy-systems.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Co-designing a theory-informed intervention to increase shared decision-making in maternity care dlvr.it/ShqmmM

How have your work & travel needs changed since the pandemic? Help inform the changed transport needs of Victorian’s via the survey below:

In the post today — from Aiden Doherty — they still work —exactly 10 yrs since UK Biobank used these + 4029 more of our open-source AX3’s to collect accelerometer data from 106K people — turned out to be useful! tinyurl.com/pa-ukbiobank …thanks: Wellcome Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Medical Research Council

A practical and usable overview of the vast review-level evidence on workplace mental health for decision makers. See our review and evidence map here bit.ly/workplacementa… @breannekunstler Alyse Lennox Loyal Pattuwage @BraggePeter @ActionLabMonash BehaviourWorks Australia Monash Sustainable Development Institute

Learning Clubs – teaching pregnant women & partners until baby is 1, key skills on #nutrition, sensitive caregiving #play #firstaid #health & avoiding family violence has improved child cognitive, language & motor development in 🇻🇳 - The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health doi.org/10.1016/S2352-…

What makes government-led interventions to support healthier populations successful? Excited to share our new article in BMJ Global Health where we profile positive outlier examples

Don't miss Dr Alex Waddell's expert insights on this episode of the Conversation Hour!

Brea Kunstler presenting on #impsci implications of decision-maker & stakeholder attitudes to psychedelics as a treatment for #mentalhealth conditions.

#TIDIRH Australia Class of 23! Today we focused in on #Evaluation, #ScaleUp and #Sustainability Hearing from Luke wolfenden Jed Duff Dr Rachel Sutherland Dr. Rachel Shelton Nicole Nathan Patti-Jean Naylor Prof Heather McKay + Angie Cradock & Ramzi Salloum 👉ncois.org.au/training/

Tidirh dream group Melanie Woodfield Byron J. Powell Dr Tamina Levy Kaitlyn Watson, PhD Alex waddell and Kristen pickles! Enjoyed getting to hang out National Centre of Implementation Science (NCOIS)

We would like to invite you to our first Early and Mid Career Researcher Online Networking Event! All Welcome! 16th November 2023 11:00am UTC Sign up for invitation: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Wishing Jill Francis a happy retirement! A trailblazer who w/ rigorous methods & theory, showed the world how to apply social/health psych to understand & change health professional behavior, and inspired a generation of researchers (your boy included). Some of her greatest hits:

📝New blog - The Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW) can help determine the appropriateness of an intervention, and was used recently to design an intervention to increase shared decision-making in maternity care. Blog 👉 bit.ly/3xyyZNW More on BCW 👉 bit.ly/3VZvWYo