Evaluation in a nutshell: turning theory into good practice
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Keynote Address
Politics and Practice of Programme Evaluation
Professor Don Nutbeam, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor of Public Health, The University of Sydney, Australia |
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Parallel Sessions
Evaluation Frameworks - Logic Models and Outcomes
Dr Avril Blamey, NHS Scotland |
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New Developments in National Physical activity Monitoring:
The Active People Survey
Nick Rowe, Sport England
Health Survey for England
Dr Manos Stamatakis, University College London
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GPPAQ: Uses and Misuses
Dr Melvyn Hillsdon, Bristol universtiy
The Physical Activity Care Pathway - Pilot Evaluation Project
Charlotte Hilton, BHF National Centre
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Evaluating Walking Schemes in Scotland and England:
Walking the Way to Health,
Dr William Bird, Natural England
I would have to Walk 500 Miles to get this Data
Gemma Ryde, Paths to Health, Scotland
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Keynote Address
Economic Evaluation of Physical Activity Interventions for Decision Making
Professor Julia Fox-Rushby, Brunel university |
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Launch - WHO Guidance and Tool for Economic Assessment of Cycling and Walking
Sonja Kahlmeier, World Health Organisation Regional Office for Europe |
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Parallel Sessions
Process Evaluation in Practice
Dr Charlie Foster, Universtiy of Oxford
Objective Measurement of Physical Activity
Dr Ashley Cooper, Bristol University
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National Evaluation: Exercise Referral Schemes in Wales
Elaine McNish, Welsh Assembly Government
Professor Laurence Moore, Cardiff University |
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Final Plenary
Getting the Evidence We Need, Not What We Deserve:
Professor Ray Pawson, University of Leeds
Phil Insall, Sustrans |
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Forthcoming conferences:
Get Active South East
30 th June 2008
Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, London
£FREE
This conference will be of interest to anyone whose work impacts directly or indirectly on physical activity, including: public health professionals, local and regional government and voluntary and private sector organisations
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Events
The BHF holds Hearts First events; physical activity challenges to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. For more information, visit www.bhf.org.uk/events, call 0845 130 8663 or email heartsfirst@bhf.org.uk
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