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Research on smoking in South Asian men Problem Definition Solution Generation Innovation Testing Intervention Demonstration Intervention Implementation Epidemiological study of cardiovascular risk among South Asian ethnic minority groups in Newcastle Qualitative studies of South Asian men to gain deeper understanding of smoking in their culture Small scale evaluative trial, testing efficacy and acceptability of community based intervention RCT of community outreach intervention to promote smoking cessation among South Asian men Systematic review on the cultural adaptation of interventions for ethnic minorities Review of evidence of effectiveness for smoking cessation interventions Qualitative study to assess acceptability and feasibility of evidence-based interventions Bhopal et al. Heterogeneity in coronary heart disease and risk factors in Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and European origin populations. BMJ, 1999; 319: 215-220. Bush et al. Understanding influences on smoking in Bangladeshi and Pakistani adults: a community based qualitative study. BMJ, 2003; 326: 962-6. White et al. Quitting smoking and experience of smoking cessation interventions among Bangladeshi and Pakistani adults: public and professional views. J Epidemiol Community Health 2006;60:405-411. Begh et al. Promoting smoking cessation in Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in the UK: cluster randomised controlled trial of trained community outreach workers. Trials, 2011;12:197 Liu et al. Adapting health promotion interventions to meet the needs of ethnic minority groups: mixed methods evidence synthesis. Health Technology Assessment (in press)
Research funding > 2004 – National Prevention Research Initiative (NPRI) launched - £33m invested in 74 projects by a panel of 16 funders, led by MRC > 2005 – Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC) launched by Department of Health - £7.7m invested over 10 years in research on national policy priorities, including major evaluations > 2005 MRC Population Health Sciences Research Network established - £2.5m over 5 years > 2008 – 5 Public Health Research Centres of Excellence funded by a panel of 8 funders, under auspices of UKCRC – £41m over 10 years (+SCPHRP - £9m, 10 years) > 2009 – NIHR Public Health Research programme launched - £10m/year, >£30m to date >£131m > 2012 – NIHR School for Public Health Research investment launched - £20m over 5 years initially in 12 years
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