Dietitian | @QUT PhD candidate exploring kids food experiences|šPublic Health Nutrition from Foodies in the Field podcast host | she/her
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined March 2021
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We describe the extent of #childrenās involvement in #food related #qualitative #research, and how this research can be best conducted with children in our recently published #scopingreview bit.ly/464ROEl
@DanielleGalle15 @HelenVidgen @DrBadejo @C4CNR @QUT
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Amazing session on giving rights a voice in nutrition with @swrightpedersen @Drcafleming @ReginaKeith1 Iāve been inspired by Sara Wardak, an incredible young person who wrote a brilliant piece on #Adolescents Rights in Research thelancet.com/journals/lanchā¦ @WPHNA #WPHNA2024
Our latest study into kidsā involvement in food practices!
š¹ High independence in eating & packing lunchboxes
š¹ Partnerships with adults for food prep & trading with school peers.
š¹ Less involved in planning & cleanup
sciencedirect.com/science/arā¦
@DanielleGalle15 @HelenVidgen
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Latest Foodies in the Field podcast episode with @KimAnastasiou on all things #ultraprocessedfood and the impact theyāre having on our health and environment. Tune in via the link or wherever you get your podcasts open.spotify.com/episode/2mVā¦
Listen in if youāre interested in learning how to engage young people in food and nutrition programs š
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Interested in amplifying #childrensvoices in #research? ššāØ
CCNR Kids to the Front teamĀ exploresĀ the extent and nature of children's participation in food-related research in their recent #scopingreviewĀ bit.ly/464ROEl
#childrensweek #CCNR #childnutrition #QUThealth
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What an excellent infographic about empowering, co-designing, collaborating, consulting, or informing participants in your research š¤ @IAP2A
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On October 14, vote with the 80% of Indigenous Australians who support the Voice and write YES.
#yes23
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How good's this!
Central land council delegates are voting YES!
#yes23
If you need a quick update ā¦
Latest #ICYMI column: science under threat, broken climate policy, global push for vaping-free schools ā and MyMedicare updates
croakey.org/icymi-science-unā¦
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@sheridencluff and Zoe Murray from @hw_queensland presenting on their strategy for creating a social marketing campaign for Qldāers to improve healthy food purchasing behaviours with consumers wanting values based and nutrition focused messaging tailored to different settings
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Leigh Bramwell highlighting the importance of critically analysing the ways in which food insecurity is talked about by health staff within government and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health services and the need for staff reflexivity on power structures #AustPH2023
Sheida Navidi from the remote Public Health Dietetic team for Central Australian Health presenting on the importance of collaborative partnerships with remote store managers to create health-enabling food retail environments in the NT #AustPH2023
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Caroline Deen and @meg_ferg_uson on the unaffordable nature of food in remote Indigenous communities and their work in developing a Community-led Framework for improved food security with pricing, supply, transport, and socioeconomic solutions #AustPH2023
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We describe the extent of #childrenās involvement in #food related #qualitative #research, and how this research can be best conducted with children in our recently published #scopingreview bit.ly/464ROEl
@DanielleGalle15 @HelenVidgen @DrBadejo @C4CNR @QUT
Great to see the use of social practice theory in different health fields and how it may be applied in empirical studies to affect change, in this case parenting @caitlan_mclean
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Please donāt eat 10 carrots a day in the hope of looking like youāve been on holidays! Read our Conversation article instead! š„ ā at Geneva, Switzerland
Can you really get a 'carrot tan' by upping your intake, as TikTokers are suggesting? And is it healthy?
@ProfLaurenBall (@UQ_News) + @DrEmilyBurch (@SCUOnline) unpack what the research says.
theconversation.com/is-tiktoā¦
Incredible presentation by Khalid Muse from @IHT_Deakin on how to authentically and actively engage African youth within food system policy research, calling for researchers and practitioners to actively amplify diverse voices informing future and current work #AustPH2023
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