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Cost of delivering the early education entitlement : Research report
Lloyd, Nigel; Easton, Ray (UK Department for Education, 2015-11-30) -
COVID-19 DRUG AND ALCOHOL SERVICE EVALUATION (DASE): Research Briefing and Recommendations
Lloyd, Nigel; Brown, Katherine (National Institute for Health and Care Research, 2022-09-30) -
Evaluation of a Whole System Approach to Diet and Healthy Weight in the East of Scotland: Study Protocol
Breslin, Gavin; Wills, Wendy; Bartington, Suzanne; Bontoft, Charis; Fakoya, Olujoke; Freethy, Imogen; Garcia Iglesias, Jaime; Howlett, Neil; Jones, Julia; Lebcir, Reda M.; Lloyd, Nigel; Newby, Katie; Smeeton, Nigel; Wagner, Adam; Wellings, Amander; Wellsted, David; Brown, Katherine (2022-03-24)Obesity is a global epidemic affecting all age groups, populations and income levels across continents. The causes of obesity are complex and are routed in health behaviours, environmental factors, government policy and ... -
An evaluation of Green Health Prescriptions across Dundee, Highland, and North Ayrshire
Howlett, Neil; Freethy, Imogen; Harding, Sian; Lamming, Laura; Greco, Honey-Anne; Lloyd, Nigel; Brown, Katherine (NIHR Journals Library, 2024-03) -
Evaluation of the move to remote delivery of drug and alcohol services during the COVID-19 pandemic: A study protocol
Lloyd, Nigel; Wills, Wendy; Bartington, Suzanne; Bontoft, Charis; Breslin, Gavin; Fakoya, Olujoke; Freethy, Imogen; Garcia-Iglesias, Jaime; Howlett, Neil; Jones, Julia; Newby, Katie; Smeeton, Nigel; Wagner, Adam; Wellings, Amander; Wellsted, David; Brown, Katherine (2022-07-31)Background: Substance misuse is a significant global health concern. In the UK, the prevalence of substance misuse has increased over the past decade and the number of alcohol and drug related deaths are increasing. ... -
An Evaluation of workplace health and wellbeing support in Walsall small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) : Research Briefing and Recommendations
Lloyd, Nigel; Freethy, Imogen; Jones, Julia; Brown, Katherine (NIHR Journals Library, 2023-05-01) -
Exploring the promise and limitations of autonomous online timelines to understand experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic
Garcia Iglesias, Jaime; Lloyd, Nigel; Freethy, Imogen; Smeeton, Nigel; Wellings, Amander; Jones, Julia; Wills, Wendy; Brown, Katherine (2022-05-16)This article discusses the use of autonomous, asynchronous, timelines to analyse personal and organizational experiences of COVID-19 using an online platform, LucidSpark. We evaluate the benefits and limitations of this ... -
Moving an exercise referral scheme to remote delivery during the Covid-19 pandemic: an observational study examining the impact on uptake, adherence, and costs
Newby, Katie; Howlett, Neil; Wagner, Adam; Smeeton, Nigel; Fakoya, Olujoke; Lloyd, Nigel; Freethy, Imogen; Bontoft, Charis; Brown, Katherine; McKibben, Mary-Ann; Petherick, Annie; Wills, Wendy (2024-08-27)Background Exercise Referral Schemes (ERSs) have been implemented across Western nations to stimulate an increase in adult physical activity but evidence of their effectiveness and cost-effectiveness is equivocal. Poor ERS ... -
SPSS output for all analyses supporting the peer reviewed paper ‘Moving an exercise referral scheme to remote delivery during the Covid-19 pandemic: an observational study examining the impact on uptake, adherence, and costs’ (PHIRST NERS project)
Newby, Katie; Howlett, Neil; Wagner, Adam; Smeeton, Nigel; Fakoya, Olujoke; Lloyd, Nigel; Freethy, Imogen; Bontoft, Charis; Brown, Katherine; McKibben, Mary-Ann; Petherick, Annie; Wills, Wendy (2024-07-25)This dataset supersedes the previously published version at https://doi.org/10.18745/ds.26088. This is the output from SPSS (statistical analysis software) which was used to analyse the dataset. The original dataset is ... -
SPSS output for all analyses supporting the pre-print ‘Moving an exercise referral scheme to remote delivery during the Covid-19 pandemic: an observational study examining the impact on uptake, adherence, outcomes, and costs’ (PHIRST NERS project)
Newby, Katie; Howlett, Neil; Wagner, Adam; Smeeton, Nigel; Fakoya, Olujoke; Lloyd, Nigel; Freethy, Imogen; Bontoft, Charis; Brown, Katherine; McKibben, Mary-Ann; Petherick, Annie; Wills, Wendy (2023)This dataset has been superseded by DOI: https://doi.org/10.18745/ds.28071. This is the output from SPSS (statistical analysis software) which was used to analyse the dataset. The original dataset is owned by Public ... -
A systematic review and behaviour change technique analysis of remotely delivered alcohol and/or substance misuse interventions for adults
Howlett, Neil; Garcia Iglesias, Jaime; Bontoft, Charis; Breslow, Gavin; Bartington, Suzanne; Freethy, Imogen; Huerga, Monica; Jones, Julia; Lloyd, Nigel; Marshall, Tony; Williams, Stefanie; Wills, Wendy; Brown, Katherine (2022-10-01)Background: There has been a lack of systematic exploration of remotely delivered intervention content and their effectiveness for behaviour change outcomes. This review provides a synthesis of the behaviour change techniques ... -
Whole Systems Approach to Diet and Healthy Weight – A longitudinal Process Evaluation in East Scotland
Breslin, Gavin; Wills, Wendy; Bontoft, Charis; Fakoya, Olujoke; Greco, Honey-Anne; Lloyd, Nigel; Wagner, Adam; Wellings, Amander; Harding, Sian; Brown, Katherine (2023-11-29)Aims: Obesity contributes to morbidity and early mortality, affecting people of all ages and sociodemographic backgrounds. Despite attempts to address obesity, efforts to date have only had limited success. Adopting a whole ... -
Whole Systems Approaches to Diet and Healthy Weight: A Scoping Review of Reviews
Breslin, Gavin; Fakoya, Olujoke; Wills, Wendy; Lloyd, Nigel; Bontoft, Charis; Wellings, Amander; Harding, Sian; Jackson, John; Barrett, Katherine; Wagner, Adam; Miners, Lisa; Greco, Honey-Anne; Brown, Katherine (2024-03)Background Obesity is a global epidemic affecting all age groups, populations, and income levels across continents, though is known to disproportionately affect socioeconomically disadvantaged populations. The causes of ...