Plenary panel: Local needs and context of knowledge exchange. Tailoring and localising evidence is key for knowledge exchange but what does that look like in practice?

This panel will look at examples of impactful knowledge exchange projects in Gateshead and Newcastle from the perspective of local stakeholders, including Directors of Public Health, the Chief Executive of a leading community organisation and a public member of the Gateshead Poverty Truth Commission. The featured projects apply innovative methods, such as embedded research posts and community-centred public health approaches.

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Keynote speaker: Working with national and local government policy makers: enabling local public health practice to be research active to improve public health

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Track: Track 4

BREAK and refreshments

Conference Dinner

Conference reception – drink and canapés

Keynote: Fundamental mistakes in knowledge mobilisation: reflections on the past 15 years

BREAK and refreshments

UK’s science and public health communication in response to the COVID-19 and lessons learned

Lunch, poster viewing & social activities

BREAK and refreshments

Plenary panel: Local needs and context of knowledge exchange. Tailoring and localising evidence is key for knowledge exchange but what does that look like in practice?

Keynote speaker: Working with national and local government policy makers: enabling local public health practice to be research active to improve public health

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