Research
The Centre for Public Health aims to provide robust evidence on effective ways to improve population health and wellbeing and reduce health inequities.
Current studies
- The RISE Study (Resilient, Independent, Supported, Empowered)
- EARLY: Creating evidence for health improvement and health protection policies and practice in UK Early Years Settings
- TRAVELS - Town foR ActiVe travEL: a Systems Evaluation of a Welsh multi-level intervention
- PASSPORT: Physical Activity via a School Specific PORTfolio
- The Bristol Evaluation of Advertising Restrictions (BEAR) Study
- NAP SACC UK- Evaluating the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of an environmental nutrition and physical activity intervention in nurseries
- Improving clinical coding for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
- The Connecting Community Mental Health Support Study
- A systems approach to improving young people's mental health and pathways to adulthood - NIHR Population Health Career Scientist Award
- Unlocking the potential of intersectionality for reducing adolescent mental health inequalities: a mixed methods and theoretically grounded approach
NIHR School for Public Health Research (NIHR SPHR)
- ‘Not in School’ – Characterising children and young people aged 5-16 years who are not in school
- Exploring the mental health co-benefits of net zero interventions: opportunities, challenges, and community perspectives
- Adolescent perspectives of the role of social media algorithms on their wellbeing
- Helping ‘at risk’ young people engage with community assets to support mental health
- Supporting educational and youth organisations to deliver self-harm and suicide prevention and postvention
- Local strategies for the control of harmful commodities advertising and sponsorship
- Mental health impacts of climate mitigation and adaptation interventions in high income countries