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How can research translation centres facilitate research delivering better health care and better patient outcomes? Case studies from #SydneyHealthPartners highlighted by #nhmrc www.nhmrc.gov.au/about-us/res...
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We published the participatory community-engaged implementation strategy "Dynamic Adaptation Process" (DAP) in 2012 - here is a 2025 demonstration of the DAP to reduce factors related to adolescent #suicide in schools doi.org/10.3389/frhs...
Frontiers | Leveraging the dynamic adaptation process to address LGBTQ+ health equity in New Mexico high schools
BackgroundReducing adolescent suicide in the United States is a public health priority, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) youth are...
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'Impact and scale: Building capability for Health and Wellbeing Initiatives'

Last chance to register www.eisummit.org

#EIS2025 #ImpSci #Evidence

@ishca-25.bsky.social @harrietkoorts.bsky.social @deakinuniversity.bsky.social @monashuniversity.bsky.social @curtinuniversity.bsky.social
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by Andrew Baillie

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Wishing all my Allied Health colleagues happy international allied health day! #AHPsDay www.health.nsw.gov.au/workforce/al...
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Awesome re-analysis of the Franklin / Crick / Watson story. Explains how Franklin produced (with considerable skill) the *pictures* that made the penny drop for slow-on-the-uptake Watson. Sadly, paywalled.

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Reassessing Discovery: Rosalind Franklin, Scientific Visualization, and the Structure of DNA | Philosophy of Science | Cambridge Core
Reassessing Discovery: Rosalind Franklin, Scientific Visualization, and the Structure of DNA - Volume 79 Issue 1
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newyorker.com
See more job postings from ICE, courtesy of New Yorker Humor: https://www.newyorker.com/humor/shouts-murmurs/ice-job-postings
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Second monitor
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One of the most important editorials about children by one of Australia's living treasures - "..the world has forgotten that no child is an enemy, unless you make
them so." please read and share - please
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Taking #methamphetamine can affect a person’s #mentalhealth and wellbeing. This #MentalHealthMonth, learn about the short and long-term mental health impacts of using methamphetamine + common signs of some mental health conditions: cracksintheice.org.a...
Image with the text: "Mental health effects of methamphetamine" and a cartoon drawing of a distressed man sitting at a desk, with various "thought clouds" hovering over him.
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Daily #cigarette #smokers reported greater cravings and smoked more cigarettes on days when their smartphone-logged tobacco retail exposure was higher than usual. ja.ma/3IQm8fG
Three graphs show the relationship between tobacco retail exposure and craving, and cigarettes smoked. Graph A: 'Craving' shows craving score vs exposure; B: 'Last-hour cigarettes' and C: 'Last-hour cigarettes with 2-h lag'.
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Are you interested in studying longitudinal developmental trajectories of children with developmental disabilities in Ethiopia and Kenya? Please consider applying for a PhD! More information about the project is here: kcl-mrcdtp.com/project/2026... #AutRes
Longitudinal developmental trajectories of children with developmental disabilities in Ethiopia and Kenya - MRC DTP
Ethiopian and Kenyan children with developmental disabilities (including intellectual disability and autism) and their caregivers experience severe challenges including financial difficulties, stigma,...
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Here's a reminder on #InternationalCoffeeDay: It's OK to take a (coffee) break. ☕

"It’s ... helpful to have a venue to share the day-to-day ups and downs of life as a grad student," a #PhD student wrote in this 2019 #ScienceWorkingLife. https://scim.ag/4nvLTBb
People arm in arm while drinking coffee and holding papers, with text: Why scientists should take more coffee breaks.
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Really excited to share the results from our recent Randomized Clinical Trail of Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback for those in early SUD recovery just published in JAMA Psychiatry led by the intrepid David Eddie.

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Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback for Substance Use Disorder
This randomized clinical trial evaluates the effects of second-generation heart rate variability biofeedback on negative affect, positive affect, craving, and alcohol and other drug use in adults with...
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Look no further for an *excellent* overview of HiTOP! This chapter for the upcoming Oxford Handbook of Dimensional Models in Psychopathology does a fantastic job of pulling everything together.

Tam Pham is an absolute superstar and I feel very lucky to work with her ✨

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An adapted version of the current HiTOP model, including 'psychosis' and 'emotional dysfunction' superspectra and omitting the homogeneous symptom component/maladaptive traits lists
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ias.org.uk
"Contrary to popular opinion, alcohol is not good for the heart."

This #WorldHeartDay, check out the World Heart Federation's myth-busting policy briefing on alcohol and the heart.

world-heart-federation.org/wp-content/u...
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by Mike Daube — Reposted by Andrew Baillie, Els Torreele

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Tuesday marks 75 years since the historic September 30, 1950 Doll & Hill BMJ paper confirming smoking as a cause of lung cancer. For 75 years tobacco companies have been selling and promoting products they know are lethal when used as intended.

www.bmj.com/content/2/46...
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Appalling. US private prisons operator to be paid $790m by the Albanese Government to hold 100 people on Nauru in quiet expansion of contract. A sixteenfold increase in the original contract without public notification raises allegations of ‘gross mismanagement’ www.theguardian.com/world/2025/s...
US private prisons operator to be paid $790m to hold 100 people on Nauru in quiet expansion of contract
Exclusive: A sixteenfold increase in the original contract without public notification raises allegations of ‘gross mismanagement’ and a process ‘run out of control’
www.theguardian.com
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Did you know the Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) have updated their 'Language Matters' guide? Learn how to avoid stigmatising language when talking about alcohol and other drug use so that you can help to empower your clients: cracksintheice.org.a...
An image of the Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) latest 'Language Matters' guide Version 2
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Government bodies responsible for monitoring Australia's places of detention to prevent torture, under the OPCAT (Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture) have raised serious concerns over the conditions in immigration detention.

Continued in thread below ⬇️
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It's odd that Republicans can do the mental gymnastics to link Tylenol to autism, but not link gun deaths to guns.
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🔔 Webinar Alert
We’d like to share an upcoming #impsci webinar organized by the Institute for Clinical & Translational Research.

📌 Topic: Selection and Application of Theories, Models, and Frameworks
🎤 Speaker: Sarah Birken, PhD
🔗Registration: ictr.wisc.edu/service/implementation-science-seminar
Implementation Science Seminar Series - Institute for Clinical and Translational Research
The Implementation Science Seminar Series is an interactive seminar held on the second Friday of every month during the academic year.
ictr.wisc.edu
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Reposted by Andrew Baillie, Luc Int Panis

who.int
World leaders have expressed overwhelming support for the text of the first UN global political declaration on responding to noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) & #MentalHealth in an integrated manner.
Read more: bit.ly/484q2vS
World leaders show strong support for political declaration on noncommunicable diseases and mental health
World leaders have expressed overwhelming support for the text of the first United Nations global political declaration on responding to noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and mental health in an integra...
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eisummit.org
'The #CoDesign Imperative: Partnering for Implementation Success' Last chance to register www.eisummit.org

#EIS2025 #ImpSci #Evidence #Health #Research #Framework #Evaluation @unimelb.bsky.social @mcri.bsky.social @menziesresearch.bsky.social @flindersuniversity.bsky.social @ishca-25.bsky.social
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Tributes flow for Billy Vigar, after the former Arsenal-contracted player dies from a brain injury sustained during a match.
Former Arsenal player dies aged 21 after suffering brain injury during game
Tributes flow for Billy Vigar, after the former Arsenal-contracted player dies from a brain injury sustained during a match.
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Peace is the best medicine - that’s not just a slogan, it's based on evidence. In countries affected by conflict and insecurity:

-70% of disease outbreaks erupt
-Half of all child deaths globally occur
-1 in 5 people suffer from mental health disorders.

The most courageous choose peace.

#PeaceDay
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ias.org.uk
Today is World Alzheimer's Day.

Did you know that alcohol consumption can increase the risk of developing dementia?

Watch our film on how alcohol can harm the brain:
Alcohol and the Brain: Explained
Alcohol very easily finds its way into the brain, and when there, has a profound effect on many of the brain’s structures and functions. Alcohol is a neurotoxin, meaning it is poisonous to neurons,…
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by Andrew Baillie

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Vs MEL-born (indicative of the other side of the pacific)
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by Andrew Baillie

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Leichhardt (Like-heart) ?
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Cutting down on alcohol isn’t just good for the body – it can help the mind too.
Stories like Evie’s are important to break some of the stigma around alcohol and inspire others to think about their own drinking.

#ReduceAlcoholHarm

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who.int
Many countries have reduced deaths from heart disease, cancer, lung disease & diabetes over the past decade. However, in 60% of countries, progress is slowing & in some, the number of deaths is actually rising.

The global 2030 target is at risk unless govts ACT NOW! 👉 bit.ly/4pBAcKL #BeatNCDs #UNGA
Large bold text reads: ‘Progress in preventing deaths due to noncommunicable diseases is slowing.’ Smaller text at the bottom says: ‘The global 2030 target is at risk unless governments ACT NOW!’
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