Past event outcomes | The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre

Seminar: Can the UK provide the blueprint for an active Australia

7 June 2017: Visiting physical activity experts share their experiences in creating effective physical activity policies and other best practices in the UK.

Webinar: A framework for systems change in communities

30 June 2016: A practical webinar to help you achieve systems change to improve community outcomes, presented by co-creater of the ABLe Change Framework, Pennie Foster-Fishman.

Healthier law: Closing the gap in evidence around public health law

18 May 2016: A seminar hosted by The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre and the George Institute for Global Health with Professor Scott Burris, Professor of Law and Public Health at Temple University, Philadelphia.

Integrating Big Data and dynamic models to support health decision making

4 May 2016: A seminar hosted by The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre and the Sax Institute with international health data science expert Professor Nate Osgood.

Physical activity for public health: in pursuit of rigorous evaluation in the real world

17 March 2016: The Prevention Centre joined with the Prevention Research Collaboration and the Sax Institute to host a seminar looking at the opportunities and challenges in attempting rigorous evaluation of environmental approaches to promoting physical activity.

Nudge theory and public health: the British experience

19 May 2015: The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre and the Hospital Alliance Research Collaboration jointly hosted a forum featuring visiting UK public health expert Professor Mike Kelly, who explored the role of nudge theory in changing behaviour to prevent chronic disease.

Translating systems thinking into public health innovations

27 April 2015: Professor Terry Huang, a global leader in creative solutions for obesity and chronic disease, delivered a presentation in the Prevention Centre’s System Experts Series.

Professor Allan Best: Partnering for change in a complex world

23 February 2015: Professor Allan Best, a leader in knowledge translation and systems thinking spoke about how to work in partnership to tackle the complexity of preventing chronic disease.