Items where Author is "Newton, R"

Article

South, J and Abdallah, S and Bagnall, A and Curtis, S and Newton, R and Pennington, A and Corcoran, R (2017) Building community wellbeing: a theory of change. What Works Wellbeing.

Monograph

Bagnall, A and South, J and Mitchell, B and Pilkington, G and Newton, R and Salvatore, DM (2017) Systematic scoping review of indictaors of community wellbeing in the UK. Documentation. What Works Centre for Wellbeing.

Bagnall, A and South, J and Di Martino, S and Mitchell, B and Pilkington, G and Newton, R (2017) Systematic Scoping Review Of Reviews Of The Evidence For “What Works To Boost Social Relations” And Its Relationship To Community Wellbeing. Documentation. What Works Well Centre for Wellbeing.

White, A and Seims, A and Newton, R (2016) The State of Men’s Health in Leeds - A Summary. Project Report. Leeds Beckett University and Leeds City Council, Leeds. DOI: 978-1-907240-68-3

White, A and Seims, A and Newton, R (2016) The State of Men’s Health in Leeds - Main Report. Project Report. Leeds Beckett University and Leeds City Council, Leeds. DOI: 978-1-907240-63-8

Newton, R and South, J and White, A and Swann, P (2015) Engaging Communities in Health Innovation: Learning from the URBACT Project. Project Report. Leeds Beckett University.

Conference or Workshop Item

Bagnall, A and South, J and Di Martino, S and Newton, R and Mitchell, B and Pilkington, G (2017) What works to boost social relations and community wellbeing? A scoping review of the evidence. In: 10th European Public Health Conference 2017, 01 November 2017 - 04 November 2017, Stockholm. Sweden. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckx187.157

Seims, A and White, A and Taylor, T and Newton, R (2017) The state of men’s health in the city of Leeds: using evidence to commission gender-sensitive services. In: PHE York and Humber sector-led improvement conference – Making the link: evidence and practice, 17 February 2017, Principal York Hotel, York.

Seims, A and White, A and Taylor, T and Newton, R (2016) The state of men’s health in the city of Leeds: using evidence to commission gender-sensitive services. In: Public Health England, 13 September 2016 - 14 September 2016, University of Warwick, Coventry.