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Sustainability - Taren Massey-Swindle, PhD explaining there is so little work and so much to be done in this field #isbnpa23

Key steps to ensure sustainability of school programs Nicole Nathan explains planning for sustainability from the outset and tackling staff churn is key #ISBNPA2023 #ImpSci

We can only achieve public health benefits if effective programs are implemented and sustained- funding, resources, staff churn are key determinants. Adam Shoesmith explains provision of equipment, upskilling staff are key strategies #ISBNPA2023 #ImpSci National Centre of Implementation Science (NCOIS)

📢Calling all practitioners, policy makers & researchers interested in school-based physical activity. Join us for a special international conference. The 3-day event (17/18/19 June) will inspire, enthuse & inform effective approaches #WSPA24 #PE #PESSPA 👉bit.ly/3Z6HvwY

New IJBNPA: A scale up study of Physically Active Children in Education (PACE) 🏃 in 100 schools across 3 regions in NSW Australia showed a sizable increase in teachers’ scheduled physical activity (up an average 26.8 mins/week with a modest $ cost)! 🇦🇺🇦🇺 ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

So very grateful to be awarded the Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) 2023 ECR. Thank you to the Cameron Family for supporting ECRs and my amazing research-practice team at National Centre of Implementation Science (NCOIS), Uni Newcastle Research and HNE Health. So proud to see #implsc research in the spotlight.

Honored to have #implsc represented within NHMRC 10 of the Best Research Projects 15th Edition. A night inspired by the most brilliant minds in Australia. National Centre of Implementation Science (NCOIS) Uni Newcastle Research Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) Good for Kids HNEHealth. An effective PA program now being scaled up by Nicole Nathan

Congrats to this brilliant team Nicole Nathan Luke wolfenden David Lubans Prof Philip Morgan Dr Matthew Mclaughlin (Tepi) Dr Libby Campbell Prof John Wiggers. 🙏

Great keynote by Luke wolfenden at #isbnpa24. We can alleviate much of the burden if disease by implementing what we already know. Let’s collaborate to ensure we have an impact.

‘The privilege of waste’…. A privilege many food insecure families can’t afford. A thought provoking and powerful keynote at #ISBNPA2024. Thank you. Food really is Medicine!

Thank you for tackling the big challenges Prof Heather McKay. I’m passionate about ‘Scale up science’ and feel privileged to learn from you. Fantastic Keynote presentation at #ISBNPA2024

Now thats exciting….Prof Heather McKay talking about voltage surge in scale up. Incorporating #implscience methods to enhance scale up effects. #ISBNPA2024

Schools are one of the #8Investments that work for physical activity. #PA4E1 was the secondary school physical activity program I did my PhD on. Here’s the latest paper (a few years later, in good time for the next version of PA4E1 soon)! link.growkudos.com/1f1s4kn7oqo

Jed Duff Dr Rachel Sutherland @TomHNE Lynda Davies Luke wolfenden Here is the link to the full Journal of Physical Activity & Health paper: doi.org/10.1123/jpah.2…

The PA4E1 team is super excited, to be working on the scale-up intervention of PA4E1 this year. We had a great day Friday at the in-school photo shoot. Hunter New England high schools - keep an eye out for further information about how to get your school involved in PA4E1!

Congratulations to Prof Luke wolfenden and his team - Luke is also the Editor-in-Chief of ANZJPH. With experience spanning both research and prevention programs, he is focused on how high-quality evidence can be used to improve public health.

NSW CVRN Rising Stars November Seminar Registration is open! Register now to hear from a fantastic line-up of speakers. Attend in-person UOW Liverpool Campus or online, 3 - 4pm followed by networking and refreshments. See you there👉shorturl.at/nYfhH

Happy International Women’s Day. Celebrating with team is a privilege Nicole Nathan Dr Alyce Barnes National Centre of Implementation Science (NCOIS)

By 2030 fruit intake is predicted to decrease by 9.7% and discretionary food intake is likely to increase by 18.3%, new CSIRO research forecasts. Government action is urgently needed to improve our food environment & support Australians to eat healthy. bit.ly/3DSsxof

🚨 Don’t miss out! Register now for our #ISBNPA2025 satellite workshop on #scalingup & #sustaining health innovations 🚀 🌟Featuring special guest, Adrian Bauman, a global leader in #chronicdisease #prevention #research & #implementationscience! Register👉 bit.ly/3Ge8YaA