One Stop Shop

If you work on a public sector health campaign, the chances are that someone else somewhere is working on the same issue. One Stop Shop offers health professionals a chance to share unpublished research and information on consumer knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and behaviour across a range of public health priorities.

Decreasing kerbside drinking among young people in North Tyneside: Scoping report

· To outline patterns and trends of alcohol consumption among young people in England, the North East, and North Tyneside.

· To review the political context in which this intervention on public drinking and young people exists.

· To outline current work in North Tyneside that addresses issues related to alcohol misuse and young people.

· To establish an evidence base of good practice from various other strategies that aimed to address public drinking among young people.

Happy and healthy in Dudley: Scoping report

This research aimed to:

· Identify the current issue in Dudley regarding fruit and vegetable consumption

· Understand the learning's from national research

· Outline what is currently known about fruit and vegetable consumption in Dudley

· Conduct primary research looking at peoples knowledge, attitudes and behaviour in relation to fruit and vegetable consumption

· Pre-testing research to develop suitable interventions

Smoking in Pregnancy and Early Years: Social Marketing Project Report

To explore what it is like to be a pregnant smoker in Stoke on Trent;

•   identify the factors that influence the behaviour of pregnant smokers in Stoke on Trent;

•   develop a better understanding of the barriers to accessing existing services;

•   improve our communications with key stakeholders who could influence women who were smoking in pregnancy; and

•   to review and redesign the "Quit for a New Life" Stop Smoking Service based on customer insight and develop an intervention that meets the needs of the client group.

Project C Card. Research Presentation. Prepared for Teen Pregnancy Team, Wakefield PCT.

Research was required to find out primarily where young people would prefer to access free condoms, but to also explore the mechanics of how they want to access them and what types of condoms they would like to be made available as well as how awareness of the scheme should be raised.

Young people's and their health: Research to inform the development of a specific health micro-site

The research objectives were to explore young people's reactions to:

  • the concept of a micro-side aimed specifically at people in Humberside
  • a sexual health poster encouraging them to 'Text SAM' or access the micro-site directly
  • the relative effectiveness of a range of posters in terms of impact, appeal, relevance, etc.
  • the appeal and relevance of a screenshot from the micro-site.

To provide context, young people's attitudes to sexual health and health in general were briefly explored.

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