You’ve just agreed to evaluate a public health intervention. How and when do you kick-start the knowledge mobilisation process? First steps outlined in the blog below 👇 lnkd.in/ewJJrzpW

First KM blog post: What is Knowledge Mobilisation? I have come across lots of definitions, but not many visuals, so I gave it a go myself. If you know of any good visuals on Knowledge Mobilisation – please send them my way! blogs.ed.ac.uk/thekmblog/20...

I spend a lot of time “doing Knowledge Mobilisation” for public health evaluations. So I've started a blog to capture all the things I learn, tweak and develop along the way. Have a read, open to feedback or discussions! blogs.ed.ac.uk/thekmblog/

Great insights into what works in academic-policy engagement!

A little bit of background on how we kicked off our first PHIRST evaluation. Full details on the Evaluability Assessment in the link below. Full results from this evaluation are expected May 2025.

PHIRST Light sharing their Newcastle School Streets evaluation phirst.nihr.ac.uk/evaluations/... @northumbriaideas.bsky.social #FutureofEvaluationinHealthandSocialCareSymposium

PHIRST South Bank colleagues have been busy sharing initial findings on their evaluation with Lambeth Council 'How a violence reduction strategy interacts with its context: a process evaluation'. Full details: phirst.nihr.ac.uk/wp-content/u... @northumbriauni.bsky.social @susiesykes.bsky.social

Really enjoyed the @northumbriaideas.bsky.social Symposium on Evaluation in Health and Social Care last week. Leaned lots, and shared some bits on Knowledge Mobilisation.