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Resources aimed at supporting professionals in urban development to include health in their practice are now available from the TRUUD research programme.

Significant central government support will unlock the ability of England’s mayors to deliver on complex missions such as a preventing ill-health according to

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Real estate investor, LandsecU+I is collaborating with the TRUUD research programme to improve the way investors can take health evidence into account when

Professionals in property can boost the way they make decisions about health in an event hosted by the TRUUD research consortium and Dandara Living.

Nixon, L., Sheard, L., Sheringham, J. et al. Navigating the complexity of a collaborative, system-wide public health programme: learning from a longitudinal qualitative evaluation of the ActEarly City Collaboratory. Health Res Policy Sys 22, 138 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12961-024-01227-2

Local Plans are key statutory documents through which local planning authorities set out a vision and framework for how an area will change and develop. The

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Local government planners and public health officers can learn how to make best use of a new framework for creating healthy Local Plans in a free webinar on

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Expert voices from planning, health, government and consultants share their insights of using Health Impact Assessments as a force for good to create

Oxford Properties, a leading global real estate investor, developer and manager, is partnering with the TRUUD research programme to help improve the way

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Leading build to rent developer, Dandara Living is working with the TRUUD research programme to help improve the way health is considered and delivered for

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Federated Hermes Real Estate, a responsible real estate investment manager, has joined forces with TRUUD to examine and deliver health as an element of the

Researchers at UWE Bristol and the University of Bristol are appealing for local authority planners, local plan officers and public health officials to take

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Four families explain the toll of living conditions on their physical and mental health in a series of films to help change urban planning policy and practice in the UK. The films detail first-hand experiences and the impacts of overcrowding, lack of green space, damp, noisy or polluted environments on respiratory illnesses, mental health, child Read more

Dr Vishal Sharma, Improvement Academy, Bradford Institute for Health Research Abstract: A core part of any research project is to apply for NHS ethics approval. This begins with the IRAS form and ends with attending an ethics committee. Time and time again, researchers are making very similar mistakes, which can unnecessarily hinder their application and […]

Prof Tom Lawton, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & Bradford Institute for Health Research Abstract: In our roles as clinicians, health care professionals, and researchers, we are constantly striving to improve the care we provide to patients. A key part of this is collecting and analysing data to answer a specific question. However, we […]

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