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Healthy Communities

Healthy Communities Theme

The health of people across our communities faces a number of challenges from the start of someone’s life until the end – our research teams are addressing inequalities, diet, domestic violence and a wide range of issues that touch on everyone’s lives in particular those in more vulnerable and underserved populations.  

Research projects

ARC Wessex programme of research on Medicines Optimisation (MODIFY SPiDeR STOP-DEM)

ADOPTED PROJECT: Exploratory research to examine the health impact of scams and fraud and the current knowledge and systems in the police and partner agencies for targeting and delivering victim support services

ADOPTED: DASA - Domestic abuse and housing: local authorities' provision of safe accommodation for adults living with disabilities and/or long-term/life-limiting illness: a mixed-methods study

ADOPTED: CEDA ‘Making the invisible visible’: identifying and responding to unpaid carers who
experience domestic abuse from end-of-life care recipients

ADOPTED PROJECT: Evaluating the Operation Encompass Scheme: A Qualitative Scoping Study

ADOPTED: IneQUIty in end of life care for children: Investigating experiences and families’ Needs
after sudden and unexpecTEd deaTh in children and young people – the QUINTET study

Determining the effectiveness and outcomes of innovative interventions for people who have used stalking behaviours: An extension of the exploration of the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Multi-Agency Stalking Partnership (MASP)

A qualitative case study to understand Young people’s food purchasing patterns in CONvenience stores in the school neighbourhood environment (Y-CON)

ENRICHER-C: Involvement in the criminal justice system & the impact on women's health in Dorset & Hampshire – Community comparison

Developing a core cohort of community researchers in Wessex: towards a sustainable Wessex Community of Practice for public health research co-production

WADE. Women and Desistence Engagement : An evaluation of a community-based, conditional caution pilot programme for women in the criminal justice system

Motivating and sustaining engagement of young people in improving their health and that of their communities

ADOPTED: Investigating the impact of food vouchers on diet composition and the prevention of childhood obesity

ADOPTED: Community pharmacy alcohol-related liver disease risk identification and
linkage to care through development of a complex intervention (CIP-LINC)

Qualitative Data Preservation and Sharing (Q-DaPS)

ADOPTED: Exploratory research to examine the health impact of scams and fraud and the current
knowledge and systems in the police and partner agencies for targeting and delivering victim support
services

Co-POWeR - Consortium on Practices of Wellbeing and Resilience in BAME Families and Communities

Testing the effects of food product placement on customers’ visual attention and intended product purchases: a randomised trial in a virtual supermarket setting (Phase II)

Symptoms, Trajectory, Inequalities and Management: Understanding Long-COVID to Address and Transform Existing Integrated Care Pathways (STIMULATE)

ADOPTED: Mapping pathways of response for adult and child victim-survivors of domestic abuse in Southampton City

ENRICHER – involvEment iN the cRiminal justice system & the ImpaCt on women’s Health dorsEt & hampshiRe

CHAMPION: Children whose mothers are involved in the criminal justice system in Dorset & Hampshire: developing health and social care outcome indicators

How to Support children with cancer, or another serious condition, and their parents during the COVID-19 outbreak

Developing a web resource to support families bereaved during COVID-19

Mental health Burden of Increased Living costs: Local Support (My BILLS)

ADOPTED PROJECT: Young people’s barriers to mental health services

POST DOCTORAL PROJECT: Early detection of chronic liver disease in community settings

ADOPTED PROJECT: Comparing pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions for adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): systematic review and network meta-analysis

ADOPTED PROJECT: ADAPT: The cross-sector implementation of NICE-recommended CBT-based interventions for young people in care: Framework

ADOPTED PROJECT: DIGNIFIE Gender-seNsitive evaluatIon oF a prIson alternativE

ADOPTED PROJECT: High Harm Domestic Violence Perpetrator Pilot Evaluation

ADOPTED PROJECT: The Gateway Study a randomised controlled trial, economic and qualitative evaluation to examine the effectiveness of an out-of-court community-based Gateway intervention programme aimed at improving health and well-being for young adult offenders; victim satisfaction and reducing recidivism

Social network facilitated engagement in people who are Homeless to address InEqualities in alcohol related Liver Disease - The SHIELD feasibility study

A national evaluation of Project Cautioning And Relationship Abuse (‘CARA’) awareness raising workshops for first time offenders of domestic violence and abuse

Wessex DIET: Determining the Impact of covid-19 on food sEcurity in young families and Testing interventions

Domestic Abuse and Life-Limiting Illness: identifying and supporting adults at risk (DALLI Study)

Prevention schemes for female vicitms and offenders in Hampshire and Dorset

GOODNIGHT Covid-19 to care-home-based vulnerable individuals

The feasibility of community pharmacies testing for Hepatitis C in people who inject image and performance enhancing drugs

Testing the effects of food product placement on customers’ visual attention and intended product purchases: a randomised trial in a virtual supermarket setting (Phase I)

The Wessex FRIEND Toolbox (Family Risk IdEntificatioN and Decision)

Young Volunteers

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