SPHR has initiated its five year research programme with a number of mainly small, formative studies addressing the School’s key research themes. Although initiated by individual members, many of these projects involve collaboration with fellow School-members and various partners from across the public health community.

Fuse is leading the following projects:

• Changing Behaviour Interventions: Transforming the 'foodscape': development and feasibility testing of interventions to promote healthier take-away, pub or restaurant food.

Outputs to date:

Fuse news: One in five UK adults eat meals out or order takeaways in each week

Fuse Brief:

Fuse Quarterly Reserach Meeting: More than enough on our plates - tackling the takeaway food diet at source

• Translation to Practice: Shifting the gravity of spending? Exploring methods for supporting public health commissioners in priority-setting to improve population health and address health inequalities.

 

Fuse is a contributing partner to:

• Systematic Reviews of determinants of obesity related dietary and physical activity behaviours in preschool children.