
Billie Giles-Corti
@billiegc
RMIT Emeritus Professor, urbanist and former leader of Healthy Liveable Cities Lab, wayfarer, casual cyclist, keen swimmer and lover of all things city
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03-06-2012 11:09:12
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Terrific article on #CDoH. Uses housing &health care as examples. And what can be done to address #CDoH to promote #HealthEquity by Jennifer Lacy‐Nichols, Rebecca Bentley Prof Adam Elshaug in MJA mja.com.au/journal/2023/2…

Our The BMJ discusses why access to high quality #earlyyears childcare & #education - a crucial determinant of health - is pivotal to fostering health equity & development. Read here tinyurl.com/bd3m3ymj Department of Primary Care & Public Health Imperial Child Health Unit Rakhee Shah Dougal Hargreaves




bit.ly/HealthMap_1 This is a follow-up to: ‘A health map for the local human habitat’, pub 2006 for Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health Royal Society for Public Health. A much used and cited model with nearly 250 crossref citations.






Deepti Adlakha is a member of our executive committee + a critical investigator within the #1000CitiesChallenge. Her research appraises subjects regarding #sustainable #Urbanization through #GreenSpace to reduce #HealthInequities within our built environment TU Delft BK TUDelft


Density is dynamic! 🚴♂️🏃♀️👨🦯Our executive committee members Carl Higgs, James F. Sallis, and Deepti Adlakha have produced a thorough commentary about population density correlating to active leisure + travel, thus influencing greater #walkability + #PublicTransport amenities.




Carl Higgs, an esteemed data scientist from RMIT University, is here to deliver #Spatialindicators + #epidemiology concerning the impact of the artificial environment with an Open Access ethos for the #equitable delivery, planning, + development of #healthy, #sustainable + #livablecities.



Melanie Lowe is co-director + a researcher from RMIT University in Melbourne, 🇦🇺, investigating how to plan #healthy + #SustainableDevelopment for #UrbanResilience with monitored spatial indicators + informed policy.


#OpenStreets are for the people! Daniel Velázquez Cortés is one of our collaborators with the Lancet #PlanetaryHealth. Their recent research regards the health benefits of open streets programmes in Latin America: a quantitative health impact assessment doi.org/10.1016/S2542-…
