Research and analysis

Research prioritisation: workshop series

Findings from workshops by PHE, to prioritise research needs in dementia, obesity, best start in life and evaluation of public health interventions.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 18 August 2015

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Dementia: workshop series to support prioritisation of research

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Obesity: workshop series to support prioritisation of research

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Best start in life: workshop series to support prioritisation of research

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Evaluation: workshop series to support prioritisation of research

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Cross-cutting themes: workshop series to support prioritisation of research

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Details

The Research Translation & Innovation division hosted 4 workshops, culminating in 5 reports to look at the issues surrounding research, barriers and gaps in knowledge.

Attendees included academics, research funders, policy-makers and programme leads from Public Health England (PHE), the NHS and academia.

Three of the topics covered are among the PHE priorities set out in its 2014 publication From evidence into action: opportunities to protect and improve the nation’s health:

• Obesity
• Dementia
• Best start in life
• Evaluation of public health interventions

Cross cutting themes emerged from the first 3 workshops and are detailed in the cross cutting themes report.

Published 18 August 2015