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Survey on Behavioural Sciences in Public Health
Call for Case Studies
BSPHN Committee Vacancies
Why do we behave this way? The power of behavioural insights
Call for Articles
BSPHN Committee Vacancies 2020
BCDF National Webinar
RWBS - Coronavirus Special
Behaviour Change Guide for Local Government & Partners
Conference 2020 Limited spaces remaining
BSPHN Committee Vacancies
New Behavioural Science Podcast
Vacancies for BSPHN Committee
Chair's Welcome
Writing for the media
Writing for Impact Event Review
Public Health: An Art and a Science
Integrating behavioural science expertise into public health.
Active Herts: Translating behavioural science into public health
Building capacity in behavioural science and public health using the Stage 2 Health Psychology train
CPD event summer 2019
Save the date - Conference 2020
Behaviour change experts to inform the development of a sports nutrition needs analysis required
Vacancies for BSPHN Committee
Call for submissions BSPHN 2019 Conference
Bursaries for 2019 Conference
New Consultation: London Assembly Health Committee call for evidence on ‘A social prescription for L
BSPHN joins the Academy of Social Sciences
New National Strategy for Behavioural Science
September CPD Event: Writing for Impact
Meet our Honorary Fellows!
Meet the Team!
What makes a winning poster?
The HPPHN 2018 conference: reflections of a trainee health psychologist
‘But the RCT shows it’s effective!’: Seven reasons why health commissioners may be reluctant to use
The application of behavioural science at Public Health England
Developing and applying translational behavioural science to improve population health and reduce in
'….for everything else, there's behavioural science'
Welcome from the Editorial board and our plans for change
Welcome to the summer 2018 issue of Health Psychology and Public Health
Event Review
Motivating 60-70 year olds to be more physically active: The PreventIT Project
Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence for behavior change
ParksHerts – Hertfordshire Parks Web Project
Data-driven refinements for better behaviour change interventions
Why public health should pay attention to the use of Health Apps?
HPPHN Committee Members
Notice of Annual General Meeting, and call for committee members
Building capacity in the workforce: How can we best use education and training to benefit public hea
Event Review
Fidelity assessment of treatment support delivered by rheumatology practitioners, as part of the TIT
Health Psychology Public Health Network (HPPHN) Event Review
Integrating health psychology theory and research with health education and training for adults with
Moving towards a CPD Framework for Behavioural Science
Using health psychology to understand and drive changes in practice after education and training
Adding value to health in Scotland: Big contributions from a small training programme for health ps
Congratulations
Optimising the use of health psychology theory and methods for behaviour change
Psychological interventions to improve adherence to oral hygiene instructions in adults
Applying Health Psychology to a Public Health Threat: Encouraging the Responsible Use of Antibiotics
HPPHN Conference report 20/02/2017
We’ve got here...so now what?
Look how far we have come in such a short time…

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