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The Pragmatic Evaluation of Systems Approaches in Public Health Network. Bringing individuals together involved in evaluations of complex systems approaches.
Joined August 2022
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The Systems Evaluation Network aims to provide examples of best and emerging practice in the field of complex public health evaluations.
This thread gives you links to all SEN recordings so you can watch them back. Please note, some are only available to SEN members.
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
Honoured to share my knowledge on the whole systems approach to tackle physical inactivity with researchers/public health professionals from 20 countries @DEPASS_EU final event. Really pleased to see the appetite to further explore the approach 💪 @SystemsEvalNet @NUSportEx – at Haarlemmermeer, Nederland
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
Fantastic seminar on introduction to ABM and system dynamics modelling in public health - with super case studies of the process from beginning to end….thank you @SystemsEvalNet - I’m thoroughly inspired and doodling a new conceptual model as we speak! 😎
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
Funded #PhD Studentship @UniofNewcastle
"Healthy systems": supporting physical activity systems with behavioural science.
3yrs, F/T.
UKRI-rate stipend, home fees covered and generous training and support package.
Application deadline: 8th May.
jobs.ac.uk/job/DHC246/phd-st…
OPPORTUNITY: 2024 International Systems Thinking Conference at Cornell University. Focus on "UpThinking". Free to sign up and hosted virtually. Information here: tinyurl.com/47w5pccj
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
SEN10 was a different format, with a session dedicated to learning from the @ResearchTruud programme.
1. @db_associates 🔗 youtu.be/GONCrjP3ATo
2. @NeilCarhart 🔗 youtu.be/RhPoIwsNRcA
3. @judikidger 🔗 youtu.be/x-_kxN2_m0o
4. Geoff Bates 🔗 youtu.be/nnTQe_lLKKE
SEN9 focused on emerging methods in the evaluation of systems approaches.
1. @liinamansukoski & @LS_Nixon 🔗 tinyurl.com/ycxc6sbb
2. @TomMills1984 🔗tinyurl.com/mdpmc8x5
3. @Webber_PhD 🔗tinyurl.com/2p83wvxt
4. Louis Ryan 🔗tinyurl.com/mwrfb7fe
SEN10 was a different format, with a session dedicated to learning from the @ResearchTruud programme.
1. @db_associates 🔗 youtu.be/GONCrjP3ATo
2. @NeilCarhart 🔗 youtu.be/RhPoIwsNRcA
3. @judikidger 🔗 youtu.be/x-_kxN2_m0o
4. Geoff Bates 🔗 youtu.be/nnTQe_lLKKE
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
If you're interested in a systems science SIG at ISBNPA, please complete the form below to let @JNHealth and I know!
It's a two minute (max!) form 😀
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Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
The next SEN meeting is poking it's head around the corner.
We've ben asked to go outside of the PA / obesity spheres, so this is a little different! @ResearchTruud aims to address the drivers of unhealthy urban development.
Interested ➡ forms.office.com/e/3V6SwFnwE…
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
Looking forward to this...
The next SEN meeting is poking it's head around the corner.
We've ben asked to go outside of the PA / obesity spheres, so this is a little different! @ResearchTruud aims to address the drivers of unhealthy urban development.
Interested ➡ forms.office.com/e/3V6SwFnwE…
The next SEN meeting is poking it's head around the corner.
We've ben asked to go outside of the PA / obesity spheres, so this is a little different! @ResearchTruud aims to address the drivers of unhealthy urban development.
Interested ➡ forms.office.com/e/3V6SwFnwE…
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
We’ve been #SystemsMapping, using the language of #CausalLoopDiagrams, based on 123 interviews conducted by @ResearchTruud
A simplified map looking at factors affecting health consideration within #UrbanDevelopment has been used to locate interventions TRUUD is co-developing.
New in our briefing collection from @NeilCarhart and @pablo_newberry : Mapping health consideration and multi-sectoral interventions in the urban development decision-making system.
How we understand system causes and co-design interventions.
bit.ly/3UDR32g
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
**ESRC Funded Uni of Leeds PhD studentship**
Fab opportunity to do Quali PhD in Sociology & Social Policy dept w/ Profs Sarah Irwin & Kahryn Hughes, in partnership with @BiBresearch #AgeofWonder Exploring young Bradfordians' engagement with the future
shorturl.at/oyBX1
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
All episodes of this series
have been 👌🏻
The School for Public Health Research is currently curating a wonderful systems thinking webinar series.
You can find all the past recordings here with more to be added over time. A great resource to be tapped into!
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
The School for Public Health Research is currently curating a wonderful systems thinking webinar series.
You can find all the past recordings here with more to be added over time. A great resource to be tapped into!
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
For those interested in #RippleEffectsMapping, a Community of Practice has been set up in the US by Scott Chazdon and colleagues.
If interested in joining, please get in touch with us and we can pass on details.
Usually on a Friday, 5-6pm or 6-7pm (UK) every 3 months.
Systems Evaluation Network (SEN) retweeted
Our ActEarly Conference on 18th April 2024 is shaping up to be an interesting day of conversations. We have some great speakers and panel members confirmed and more to be announced! Feel free to share 🙂Register on Eventbrite here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/769661547…
For those interested in #RippleEffectsMapping, a Community of Practice has been set up in the US by Scott Chazdon and colleagues.
If interested in joining, please get in touch with us and we can pass on details.
Usually on a Friday, 5-6pm or 6-7pm (UK) every 3 months.
The School for Public Health Research is currently curating a wonderful systems thinking webinar series.
You can find all the past recordings here with more to be added over time. A great resource to be tapped into!
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…





















