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Karen Wardle

Karen Wardle

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Harnessing the power of citizen science for prevention

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Harnessing citizen science in health promotion: perspectives of policy and practice stakeholders in Australia
Journal article

2023. Laird Y, Marks L, Smith B, Walker P, Garvey K, Jose K, O'Rouke S, Pontifex K, Wardle K, Rowbotham S.
Building capacity to apply citizen science approaches in policy and practice for public health: Protocol for a developmental evaluation of four stakeholder-led projects
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2022. Rowbotham S, Laird Y, Marks L, Walker P, Pontifex K, Sobhan A, Wardle K, Jose K, Garvey K, O’Rourke S, Smith B.
Using citizen science to engage the public in monitoring workplace breastfeeding support in Australia
Journal article

2021. Rowbotham S, Marks L, Tawia Woolley E, Rooney J, Kiggins E, Healey N, Wardle K, Campbell V, Bridges, N, Hawe P

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