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SUMMARY:ISBM 2025 WEBINAR SERIES - Scaling up psychosocial interventions: from evidence to policy
DESCRIPTION:Scaling up psychosocial interventions: from evidence to policy – Dr Vikram Patel \nA mental health crisis is evident in many countries\, regardless of their mental health human resources or spending. The mental health system is dominated by specialty care\, and most care is provided at the stages of clinically diagnosed disorders\, neglecting early interventions and long-term recovery focused interventions. This paradigm of care must shift towards adopting a system-wide change with empowerment of front-line\, community-based providers to deliver evidence based psychosocial interventions as the foundation of mental health care. This lecture\nwill describe the evidence in support of this approach\, its strengths and an overview of the EMPOWER program which is building a suite of digital tools\, resources and methods to rapidly build the capacity of a front-line workforce to learn\, master and deliver evidence-based psychosocial interventions. \nVikram Patel is the Paul Farmer Professor and Chair of the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He also holds honorary Professorships at the Harvard Chan School of Public Health\, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the Public Health Foundation of India. He co-leads the Department’s Mental Health for All lab and co-leads the GlobalMentalHealth@Harvard initiative. His work has focused on the burden\nof mental health problems across the life course\, their association with social disadvantage\, and the use of community resources for their prevention and treatment. He is a co-founder of the Movement for Global Mental Health\, the Centre for Global Mental Health (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine)\, the Mental Health Innovations Network\, and Sangath\, an Indian NGO which won the WHO Public Health Champion of India and the MacArthur Foundation’s\nInternational Prize. He served on the Committee of India’s first National Mental Health Policy and the WHO High Level Independent Commission for Non-Communicable Diseases. He co-led the Lancet Commission on Global Mental Health & Sustainable Development and the Lancet- World Psychiatric Association Commission on Depression.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/isbm-2025-webinar-series-scaling-up-psychosocial-interventions-from-evidence-to-policy/
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SUMMARY:Children's Health SIG Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The Children’s Health SIG present their next webinar on Using Creative Research Methods with Children and Young People. \nRegister here: Using Creative Research Methods with Children and Young People Tickets\, Wed 5 Nov 2025 at 14:00 | Eventbrite
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/childrens-health-sig-webinar/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251023T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251023T120000
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SUMMARY:How to tell compelling stories about your research: Free workshop for UKSBM members
DESCRIPTION:FREE Workshop: How to tell compelling stories about your research- places still available. On 23rd October 10am-12pm\, UKSBM is hosting a FREE online storytelling workshop\, hosted by NiftyFox (usually worth ~£100!). In this 2 hour workshop you will learn how to use storytelling to make your research memorable\, accessible and impactful. This opportunity is open to all members of UKSBM (of any career stage). Places are limited so please sign up as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Sign up to the workshop here.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/how-to-tell-compelling-stories-about-your-research-free-workshop-for-uksbm-members/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251016T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251016T130000
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SUMMARY:UKSBM Climate SIG webinar
DESCRIPTION:🚲 Are you interested in how behavioural scientists can be more sustainable with their transport choices? \n✈️ Professor Lisa Warner and Professor James Green will be presenting their research on sustainable academic mobility\, followed by a Q&A session. \n🎟️ You can find further details and register for the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/ehvRvYqz \n 
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/uksbm-climate-sig-webinar/
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250930T150000
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SUMMARY:Cancer SIG Webinar: nterventions to promote breast screening uptake\, particularly in underserved groups: past and ongoing work
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our next cancer and behavioural science webinar! We are thrilled to be hosting Dr Gaby Judah.  Gaby is a behavioural scientist at the Institute of Global Health Innovation\, Imperial College London. At this UKSBM Cancer SIG webinar Gaby will be talking about her work focused on increasing cancer screening uptake. \n  \nDate and Time: 2pm 30/9/2025 \n  \nDr Gaby Judah is a behavioural scientist at the Institute of Global Health Innovation\, Imperial College London. \nSign up here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/509a5256-f527-4c48-8e56-85fc30eaec6d@569df091-b013-40e3-86ee-bd9cb9e25814
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/cancer-sig-webinar-nterventions-to-promote-breast-screening-uptake-particularly-in-underserved-groups-past-and-ongoing-work/
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SUMMARY:ISBM 2025 Webinar Series - Mind Meets Machine: Exploring AI\, Therapy Robots\, and the Future of Behavioral Medicine
DESCRIPTION:  \nINSPIRE and the Education and Training Committee of ISBM are announcing their next webinar! The title of this talk is “Mind Meets Machine: Exploring AI\, Therapy Robots\, and the Future of Behavioral Medicine” and it will be presented by Dr. Elizabeth Broadbent on Tuesday September 3\, 2025 at 2:00 UTC. More details can be found here.  \n  \nRegister at this link: https://cairnmillar.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9mEp4mvo7K8OuJU \n  \nFor those who cannot join live\, we will post the recording soon after the webinar. We hope to see you there! \n 
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/isbm-2025-webinar-series-mind-meets-machine-exploring-ai-therapy-robots-and-the-future-of-behavioral-medicine/
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SUMMARY:Medicines Optimisation Special Interest Group: Inaugural Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Sion Scott and Debi Bhattacharya host the UK Society for Behavioural Medicine’s inaugural Medicines Optimisation Special Interest Group webinar. This 90-minute facilitated session includes talks from three global leaders in the application of behavioural science to address medicines optimisation challanges: \nProfessor Anne Spinewine (Université catholique de Louvain\, Belgium) \nUsing behavioural science in deprescribing research: sharing experience and lessons learned from two research projects \nDr Kiera Bartlett & Professor David French (University of Manchester\, UK). \nPromoting medication adherence using SMS messages: developing and refining the Summit-d intervention \n\nFollowing the talks Sion and Debi will facilitate a curated discussion with the speakers and audience member. \nLink to sign-up: https://bit.ly/4f8DC1C
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/medicines-optimisation-special-interest-group-inaugural-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Older Adult's SIG Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The Older Adult SIG will be hosting an online (MS Teams) webinar by Professor Eef Hogervorst\, Loughborough University\, on Wednesday 13 November 2024 at 12-1pm titled “The dulling of the senses as an early indicator of dementia risk”. If you would like to attend\, please email Dr David Maidment (Older Adult SIG Co-Chair) who will then share the meeting information\, d.w.maidment@lboro.ac.uk. \nIn this talk\, Eef will discuss the work of Dr David Maidment and Dr Maria Goodwin on hearing loss and the various models to explain associations with dementia risk. She will also go into the work of Ahmet Begde on vision loss\, where a visual sensitivity test in the EPIC Norfolk study in 2004 was explored. In those without dementia\, poor performance on this test gave an increased risk for dementia on average 10 years before a formal diagnosis was done. Again\, various models could explain why these associations exist. The question remains whether interventions based on stimulation of the senses can delay\, or even treat dementia risk. \nFor more information about Eef and her work\, you can visit her website via https://www.lboro.ac.uk/schools/sport-exercise-health-sciences/people/eef-hogervorst/.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/older-adults-sig-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Up-coming webinar from the Child Health Special Interest Group:  Child and adolescent mental health: a research spotlight
DESCRIPTION:The UK SBM Special Interest Group in Child Health welcomes you to join their webinar – a research spotlight on child and adolescent mental health. \n\nOur guest speakers will be: \n·       Dr Abby Russell (University of Exeter) \nSupporting schools to support students with traits of ADHD. Developing and feasibility-testing a toolkit based on principles of behaviour change \n\n·       Dr Nina Higson-Sweeney (University of Bath) \nFatigue in adolescent depression: What now\, and what next? \n\nTo find out more and to sign up follow this link
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/up-coming-webinar-from-the-child-health-special-interest-group-child-and-adolescent-mental-health-a-research-spotlight/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20241024T140000
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SUMMARY:Cancer SIG Journal Club
DESCRIPTION:When: 24th October 2024 – 2-3pm \nPurpose: This month we’ll be discussing physical activity behaviour change in black prostate cancer survivors (&much more). \nSign up link: UKSBM Cancer Sig Journal Club #3 Tickets\, Thu 24 Oct 2024 at 14:00 | Eventbrite \nLink to the paper: Physical activity behaviour change in black prostate cancer survivors: a qualitative study using the Behaviour Change Wheel | Supportive Care in Cancer (springer.com)
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/cancer-sig-journal-club/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20240628T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20240628T135000
DTSTAMP:20260510T122541
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SUMMARY:Older Adult SIG Seminar - ‘Getting Published: Confessions Of a  Journal Editor’
DESCRIPTION:Register your interest with healthcareresearch@leicester.ac.uk or https://forms.office.com/e/ga12RhdiUY
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/older-adult-sig-seminar-getting-published-confessions-of-a-journal-editor/
LOCATION:Online Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20240419T150000
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SUMMARY:UKSBM Cancer SIG Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The Cancer SIG will be hosting a webinar in collaboration with SBM and ISBNPA on ‘Prehabilitation in Cancer Care’. \nDate: 19th April 2024\, 2pm \nSign up details to follow.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/uksbm-cancer-sig/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240313
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240316
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SUMMARY:UKSBM Annual Scientific Meeting 2024
DESCRIPTION:Annual Scientific Meeting 2024\n13-14th March 2024 at Radisson Blu Hotel\, Glasgow \n\nJoin us for UKSBM 2024 – our annual conference and an excellent opportunity to get together and share our science\, see old friends and make new ones.  \nWe are delighted to welcome you to Glasgow\, Scotland. \nThis will be our 19th Annual Scientific Meeting showcasing the best of the UK’s research in behavioural medicine. \nThis year’s theme is “Changing Behaviour in a Changing World”. \nAbstract submissions are now open! We welcome submissions on the following themes: \n\nAlcohol and tobacco\nCancer\nChildren’s health and wellbeing\nDigital interventions\nHealth services\nInequalities\nMethodology\nOlder adults\nPhysical activity\nPrimary care\nPsychological wellbeing\nStakeholder involvement\nWeight management and healthy eating\nWomen’s health\n\nOur 2-day programme will include nationally and internationally renowned keynote speakers\, parallel sessions\, research awards\, special interest group meetings\, early-career researcher sessions\, the Society’s Annual General Meeting\, and opportunities to network and socialise (including UKSBM’s conference dinner\, always remembered for its dancing!) \nGlasgow is waiting to welcome you … easy to get to\, easy to travel around\, with some fantastic sights to see when you’re not in the conference! #peoplemakeglasgow \nAbstract submission deadline: 11th December 2023 \n\nMore information and the abstract submission portal can be found on the conference website.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/uksbm-annual-scientific-meeting-2024/
LOCATION:Radisson Blu Hotel\, Glasgow
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Engaging young people in PPI
DESCRIPTION:The UKSBM Special Interest Group in Child Health are hosting a webinar on Engaging young people in PPI. \nJoin us on 7th February 2-3pm to hear from two speakers: \nDr Elanor Hinton (University of Bristol) \n \nPresentation title: Integrating and evaluating PPI with young people within an weight-management intervention co-development project.\nPresentation abstract: We have co-developed an intervention\, ‘AIM2Change’\, based on Acceptance and Commitment therapy (ACT)\, with young people from the Care of Childhood Obesity clinic in Bristol. Integral to this project have been hearing young peoples’ voices and advice during nine PPI sessions at key points to ensure the intervention is acceptable and meaningful for young people living with obesity. During the talk\, we will hear from one of the young people to hear how to effectively engage young people in PPI. We will also discuss our insights into key elements of working with young people for PPI\, including training\, continuity of involvement\, and communication. \nLauren Cross (University of Cambridge MRC Epidemiology unit) \n \nPresentation title: Capturing all voices: a thematic synthesis of participation experiences in school-based health research.\nPresentation abstract: Schools are an increasingly popular setting to conduct and implement public health research and initiatives. However encouraging participation can be complex and challenging\, with growing concern surrounding representation and the generalisability of research samples. Working with students\, school staff\, and a youth worker from a diverse range of backgrounds\, our systematic review seeks to explore barriers and facilitators to participation in school-based health research (focusing on prevention of mental health disorders and/or obesity). This presentation will describe how we worked with public collaborators to shape our review and provide an initial overview of findings. This knowledge could help inform inclusive participation strategies to conduct research which connects and engages everyone. \nClick here to sign up.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/webinar-engaging-young-people-in-ppi/
LOCATION:Online Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20231207T141500
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SUMMARY:Early Career Network Annual Webinar
DESCRIPTION:We would like to invite all members of UKSBM and partner networks interested in the field of behavioural medicine to join our webinar on Thursday 7th December\, 12:00-13:15. \nThe webinar will consist of a keynote address from Dr Benjamin Gardner\,  followed by presentations from three early career researchers about their research in the field of behavioural medicine. The webinar is an excellent opportunity for early career researchers to share their research and connect with other researchers in behavioural medicine. \nClick here to register.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/early-career-network-annual-webinar/
LOCATION:Online Webinar
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230828
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SUMMARY:17th International Congress of Behavioural Medicine (ICBM)
DESCRIPTION:It is our great pleasure to invite you to the next Congress of the International Society of Behavioral Medicine (ISBM). The Congress will take place August 23-26\, 2023\, in Vancouver\, British Columbia\, Canada. Vancouver’s famous modern cityscape is located on the Strait of Georgia\, where the mountains touch the ocean. Vancouver is well-known for its diverse population\, its hospitality and the natural beauty of the surrounding area. \nThe congress theme is “From Local to Global: Behavior\, Climate and Health” and was inspired by the very location where the Congress is being held. Where better to discuss our future challenges and the role of behavioral medicine to address them\, than in this international city? \nWe are planning an exciting four days of keynotes\, master lectures\, workshops\, and symposia around our congress theme. In addition to our intellectually stimulating program\, there will be plenty of time to meet friends and colleagues for connecting and socializing. And the Congress wouldn’t be complete without our traditional festive banquet\, where we all celebrate ISBM’s accomplishments and visions together. The Congress officially opens on the evening of Wednesday\, August 23\, after a full day of workshops\, and ends with the Closing Ceremony in the late afternoon of August 26\, where we honour our outgoing President\, Anne H\, Berman\, Ph.D.\, and welcome our incoming President\, Kerry Sherman\, Ph.D. \nPlease check out the ICBM 2023 website for up-to-date information on the Congress.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/17th-international-congress-of-behavioural-medicine-icbm/
LOCATION:Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel\, Vancouver\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230711T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230711T170000
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SUMMARY:Cancer SIG Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The role of e-cigarettes in achieving a smoke-free England\n\n\n\n\nSpeaker: Dr Sarah Jackson \nJoin us for the next cancer behavioural science webinar hosted by the Cancer Research UK City of London Centre and the UK Society for Behavioural Medicine cancer special interest group. \nDr Sarah Jackson is Principal Research Fellow in the UCL Tobacco and Alcohol Research Group\, Department of Behavioural Science and Health\, University College London. \n\nRegister here.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/cancer-sig-webinar-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230627T160000
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SUMMARY:Cancer SIG Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Topic: Can we introduce breast cancer prevention through health behaviour change in the NHS? \nSpeaker: Dr Michelle Harvie \nJoin us for the next cancer behavioural science webinar hosted by the Cancer Research UK City of London Centre and UKSBM Cancer SIG. Dr Michelle Harvie is a research dietician at the Prevent breast Cancer Unit\, Manchester University Hospital Foundation NHS Trust. \nRegister here.
URL:https://uksbm.org.uk/event/cancer-sig-webinar/
LOCATION:Online Webinar
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