Institute for Health and Human Development

Publications

Publications over the last 3 years These are presented under the headings: journal articles,books and book chapters,reports with a seperate section at the end for papers in preperation or under review and Working Papers At the end is a list of conference and seminar presentations.

Journal Articles

1. Aldred R (2009) On the outside?: constructing cycling citizens. Social and Cultural Geography. World Café and Appreciative Inquiry as participatory research methods. Community Development Journal (published on line first doi:10.1093/cdj/bsp039.
2. Aldred R (2009) A potential Fifth Column: conflicts and struggles for control in the context of local NHS privatisation. Health: an interdisciplinary journal for the social study of health and illness 13: 543-561
3. Aldred R, Woodcock J (2009) The Cowardly Cyborg. British Medical Journal 338:522
4. Aldred R, Woodcock J (2008) Transport: challenging disabling environments. Local Environment  13: 485-496.
5. Aldred R, Woodcock J (2008) Cars, corporations, and commodities: consequences for the social determinants of health. Emerging Themes in Epidemiology 5 (4) (online)
6. Aldred R (2008) Ethical and political issues in contemporary research relationships. Sociology 42: 887-903
7. Aldred R (2008) NHS LIFT and the new shape of neoliberal welfare. Capital and Class 95: 31-58.
8. Aldred R (2008) Managing risk and regulation within local health economies. Health, Risk, and Society 10: 23-36.
9. Aldred R (2008) Flexible regulation: the birth of a qualitative audit society? International Journal of Management Concepts and Philosophy 3 (1): 48-65.
10. Aldred R (2007) Closed policy networks, broken chains of communication and the stories behind an ‘entrepreneurial policy’. Critical Social Policy 27: 139-151.
11. Aldred R (2007) Community governance or corporate governance? Two models for primary care provision in England. Social Theory and Health 5: 338-355.
12. Anderson, K., Bennie, J.J., Milton, E.J., Hughes, P.D.M., Lindsay, R. and Meade, R.  (In press) Combining LiDAR and IKONOS data for eco-hydrological classification of an ombrotrophic peatland.  Journal of Environmental Quality.
13. Bartram D & Boniwell I (2007) The science of happiness: Achieving sustained psychological well-being. In Practice 29: 478-482.
14. Bertotti M, Adams-Eaton F, Sheridan K and Renton A. (2009) “Key barriers to community cohesion: views from residents of 20 London deprived neighbourhoods” GeoJournal (Published online first 10.1007/s10708-009-9326-1)
15. Boniwell I (In press) Positive Education: Applying Positive Psychology to Educational Settings. The Los Angeles Psychologist.
16. Boniwell I, Osin E, Linley PA and Ivanchenko G (in press) The question of balance: examining relationships between time perspective and measures of well-being in the British and Russian student samples. Journal of Positive Psychology.
17. Boniwell I. (2008) Through the lenses of time: In search of balance and well-being. The Psychotherapist, UKCP 39: 6-7.
18. Boniwell, I. (2007). Developing conceptions of well-being: advancing subjective, hedonic and eudaimonic theories. Social Psychology Review 9: 3-18.
19. Cobb S, Heaney R, Corcoran O and Henderson-Begg S (2009) The learning gains and student perceptions of a second life virtual lab. Bioscience Education 13.
20. Collard P, Anvy N & Boniwell I. (2008). Teaching mindfulness based cognitive therapy (MBCT) to students: the effects of MBCT on the levels of mindfulness and subjective well-being. Counselling Psychology Quarterly 21: 323-336.
21. Cook MR (2009)  IEEE Software. Creative Spaces for Conversations.  12
22. Estacio EV (2009). Your freedom ends where my nose begins: health psychology's potential towards critical empowerment, media advocacy and social action. Journal of Health Psychology 14, 660-662.
23. Estacio EV (2009). Human exploitation is NOT a joke - so don't laugh. Journal of Health Psychology 14, 627-637.
24. Estacio EV (2009). Media exploitation, racism and health. Journal of Health Psychology 14, 155-157.
25. Estacio EV and Marks D.F. (2007). Health inequity and social injustice for the Aytas in the Philippines: critical psychology in action. Journal of Social Action in Counselling and Psychology 1: 40-57.
26. Fletcher A, Harden A, Brunton G, Oakley A, Bonell C (2008) Interventions addressing the social determinants of teenage pregnancy. Health Education 108: 29-39
27. Gao J, Sanchez-Medina A, Pendry BA, Hughes MJ, Webb GP and Corcoran O (2008) Validation of a HPLC method for flavonoid biomarkers in skullcap (Scutellaria) and its use to illustrate wide variability in the quality of commercial tinctures. Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 11: 77-87
28. George G, Atujuna M, Gentile J, Quinlan T, Schmidt E, Tobi P, Renton A (In Press) The impact of ART scale up on health workers: evidence from two South African districts. AIDS Care.
29. Hacker MA, Leite IC,  Renton A, Guillén de Torres T, Gracie R, Bastos FI (2006) Reconstructing the AIDS epidemic among injection drug users in Brazil/ Cad. Saúde Pública 22:4Rio de Janeiro.
30. Harden A, Brunton G, Fletcher A, Oakley A (2009) Teenage pregnancy and social disadvantage: a systematic review integrating trials and qualitative studies. British Medical Journal 339:b4254v http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/bmj.b425
31. Kavanagh J, Oakley A, Harden A, Trouton A, Powell C (in press) Are incentive schemes effective in changing young people’s behaviour? A systematic review. Health Education Journal
32. Kavanagh J, Oliver S, Lorenc T, Caird J, Tucker H, Greaves A, Oliver K, Harden A (2009) School-based cognitive behavioural interventions: a systematic review of effects and inequalities. Health Sociology Review  18: 61-78
33. Lindsay RA (2008)  The History of Peatlands and their Conservation.  Thorne & Hatfield Moors Papers 7: 39-46.
34. Lintott J (2007) 'Sustainable consumption and sustainable welfare', in E. Zaccai (ed), Sustainable Consumption, Ecology and Fair Trade, Routledge
35. Millett C, Gray J, Wall M & Majeed A. (2009) Ethnic Disparities in Coronary Heart Disease Management and Pay for Performance in the UK. Journal of General Internal Medicine 24: 8-13.
36. Oliver S, Harden A, Rees R, Shepherd J, Brunton G, Oakley A (2008) Young people and mental health: novel methods for systematic review of barriers and facilitators. Health Education Research 23: 770-790.
37. Pendry B, Busia K, Bell CM. (2006) Phytochemical analysis of the antioxidant properties of Silybum marianum L. Oriental Pharmacy and Experimental Medicine 6: 167-173
38. Platt L, Rhodes T, Judd T, Koshkina E, Maksimova S, Latishevskaya N, McDonald T, Parry JV, Renton A (2007) Effects of sex work on the prevalence of syphilis among injection drug users in 3 Russian cities. Am Journal of Public Health 97: 478-485.
39. Platt, Wall M, Rhodes T, Judd A, Hickman A, Johnston L, Renton AM, Bobrova N & Sarang A (2006) Methods to recruit hard-to-reach groups: comparing two chain referral sampling methods of recruiting injecting drug users (IDU) across nine studies in Russia and Estonia, Journal of Urban Public Health 83: supp7: 39-53
40. Popovic N & Boniwell I (2007) Personal Consultancy: An integrative approach to one-to-one talking practices. International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentoring 5 :(special issue) 24-29.
41. Rees R, Kavanagh J, Harden A, Shepherd J, Brunton G, Oliver S, Oakley A (2007) Young people and physical activity: a systematic review matching their views to effective interventions. Health Education Research. 21: 806-825
42. Renton A, Wall M, Lintott J (In Press) Economic Growth and decline in mortality in developing countries: an analysis of the World Bank development datasets. International Journal of Epidemiology
43. Renton A, Filatova E, Ison C, Meheus A, Dmitriev G, Akovbian V (2009) A trial of the validity of genital smears and cultures with gonococcal vaccine provocation in diagnosing genital gonorrhoea in women. International Journal of STD & AIDS 20: 24-29
44. Renton A, Filatova E, Ison C, Meheus A, Dmitriev G, Akovbian V (2008) Performance of  direct fluorescent antibody tests for routine diagnosis of Chlamydia trachomatis in Russian Sexually Transmitted Disease clinics. International Journal of STD & AIDS 19: 851-855.
45. Renton A, Thomas B, Gill S, Lowndes C,  Taylor-Robinson D, Patterson K (2006) Assessment of Chlamydia trachomatis in cervical and vaginal swabs and urine specimens from women in early pregnancy.  International Journal of STD & AIDS 17: 443-7.
46. Renton A, Gzirishvilli D, Gotsadze G, Godinho J (2006) Epidemics of HIV and sexually transmitted infections in Central Asia: trends, drivers and priorities for control.  International Journal of Drug Policies 17: 493-503.
47. Rhodes T, Platt L, Maximova S, Koshkina E, Latshevskaya N,  Hickman M, Renton A, Bobrova N,  McDonald T,  Parry JV (2006) Prevalence of HIV, hepatitis C and syphilis among injecting drug users in Russia: Multi-city study. Addiction 101: 252-266.
48. Sanchez-Medina A, Stevenson PC, Habtemariam S, Pena-Rodriguez LM, Corcoran O, Mallet TA and  Veitch NC (2009) Triterpenoid saponins from the cytotoxic root extract of Sideroxylon foetidissimum, subsp. gaumeri. Phytochemistry  70: 765-772.
49. Sanchez-Medina A, Stevenson PC, Habtemariam S, Pena-Rodriguez LM, Corcoran O, Mallet TA and Veitch NC (2008) Triterpenoid saponins from the cytotoxic root extract of Sideroxylon foetidissimum, an endemic Yucatecan medicinal plant. Planta Medica 74: 908-909.
50. Sanchez-Medina A, Etheridge CJ, Hawkes GE, Hylands PJ, Pendry BA, Hughes MJ and Corcoran O (2007) Comparison of rosmarinic acid content incommerical tinctures produced from fresh and dried lemonbalm (Melissa officinalis).Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 10: 455-463.
51. Sanchez-Medina A, Etheridge C, Hawkes GE, Hylands PJ, Pendry BA, Hughes MJ, Corcoran O (2007). Comparison of rosmarinic acid content in commercial tinctures produced from fresh and dried lemon balm (Melissa Officinalis). Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
52. Schmidt E, Atun R, Wall M, Tobi P, Schmidt J, Renton A (In press) Why do health systems matter? Exploring links between HIV/AIDS and wider health systems. Health Policy and Planning
53. Shepherd J, Kavanagh J, Picot J, Cooper K, Harden A, Barnett-Page E, Jones J, Clegg A,  Hartwell D, Frampton G, Price A (In press) The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of behavioural interventions for the prevention of sexually transmitted infections in young people aged 13 to 19: a systematic review and economic evaluation. Health Technol Assess Monographs
54. Shepherd J, Harden A, Rees R, Brunton G, Garcia J, Oliver S, Oakley A (2006) Young people and healthy eating: a systematic review of research on barriers and facilitators. Health Education Research 21: 239-257.
55. Sheridan K, Tobi P (2010) Towards a Community Engagement strategy. British Journal of Healthcare Management 16 (3):123-128 .
56. Taylor-Robinson D, Renton A, Jensen JS, Ison CA, Filatova E, Dmitriev G, Akovbian V (2009). Association of Mycoplasma genitalium with acute non-gonococcal urethritis in Russian men: a comparison with gonococcal and chlamydial urethritis. International Journal of STD & AIDS 20: 234-237.
57. Thomas J, Harden A (2008) Methods for the thematic synthesis of qualitative research in systematic reviews. BMC Medical Research Methodology  8:45
58. Tkatchenko-Schmidt E, Renton A, Gevorgyan R, Davydenko L and Atun R (2007) Prevention of HIV/AIDS among injecting drug users in Russia: opportunities and barriers to scaling- up of harm reduction programmes. Health Policy 85: 162-71
59. Tkatchenko-Schmidt E, Rifat Atun, Martin Wall, Patrick Tobi, Jürgen Schmidt, Adrian Renton (in press). "Why do health systems matter? Exploring links between health systems and HIV response: a case study from Russia".
60. Tobi P, George G, Schmidt E, Renton A (2008) Antiretroviral treatment and the health workforce in South Africa: how have ART workers been affected by scaling up? Tropical Medicine & International Health 13: 1452-8.
61. Viet LD, Houghton PJ, Forbes B, Corcoran O and Hylands PJ (2006) Wound healing activity of Alocasia odora (Roxb.) Koch. Planta Medica72: 991-991.
62. Wall M, Schmidt E,  Sarang A, Atun R, Renton A (In Press) Sex, drugs and economic behaviour in Russia: a study of socio-economic characteristics of high risk populations. In International Journal of Drug Policy
63. Wall M, Hayes R, Moore D, Petticrew M, Clow A, Schmidt E, Draper A, Lock K, Lynch R, Renton A (2009) Evaluation of community level interventions to address social and structural determinants of health: a cluster randomised controlled trial. BMC Public Health 9: 207, available at http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/9/207
64. Wall M, Schmidt E, Sarang A, Renton A, Atun R (2009) HIV, sex, drugs and economic behaviour in Russia: socio-economic characteristics of high risk populations. International Journal of Drug Policy
65. Wall M, Hayes R, Moore D, Petticrew M, Clow A, Schmidt E, Draper A, Lock K, Lynch R & Renton
66. AM (2009) Evaluation of community level interventions to address social and structural determinants of health: a cluster randomised controlled trial. BMC Public Health 9: 11.
67. Wall M & Johnston D (2008) Counting Heads or Counting Televisions: can asset-based measures of welfare assist policy-makers in Russia? Journal of Human Development  9: 131-147.
68. Wall M, Tkatchenko- Schmidt E & Renton AM (2006) Sexual Behaviour in Russia: Who exhibits a greater risk? International Journal of STD and AIDS 17: 759-763.
69. Waters E, Petticrew M, Priest N, Weightman A, Harden A, Doyle J (2008) Evidence synthesis, upstream determinants and health inequalities: the role of a proposed new Cochrane Public Health Review Group. European Journal of Public Health 18: 221-223.
70. Weaver T, Charles V, Madden P & Renton A (2006) Co-Morbidity of Substance Misuse and Mental Illness Collaborative Study (COSMIC): a study of the prevalence and management co-morbidity amongst adult substance misuse & mental health treatment populations. Drugs: Education, Policy & Prevention 12: (Supplement 1), 124-133.
71. Wesson K & Boniwell I (2007) Flow theory – its applications to coaching. International Coaching Psychology Review 2: 33-43.
72. Woodman J, Thomas J, Harden A, Kavangah J, Stansfield C (In press) Searching for systematic
    reviews of the effects of interventions targeting the wider determinants of health: a case study of children and obesity. Journal of the Medical Library Association

Books and Book Chapters

1. Boniwell I (2009) Time for life: Satisfaction with time use and its relationship with subjective well-being. Saarbrucken, Germany: VDM.
2. Boniwell I (2009) European Network for Positive Psychology. Encyclopedia of Positive Psychology pp 357-359. Chichester, UK: Wiley-Blackwell.
3. Boniwell I (2009) Perspectives on time. Lopez, S. (Ed.), Handbook of Positive Psychology (2nd Ed) pp 295-302. New York: Oxford University Press.
4. Glenville-Cleave B, Boniwell I & Tessina T (2008) The happiness equation. Avon, MA: Adams Media Corporation.
5. Harden A (2006) Extending the boundaries of systematic reviews to integrate different types of study. In: Popay J (ed.) Moving Beyond Effectiveness in Evidence Synthesis. London: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
6. Kauffman C, Boniwell I, & Silberman J (In press) Positive psychology coaching. In Bachkirova, T., Duncan, E., & Clutterbuck, D. (Eds.) The SAGE Handbook of Coaching. London: Sage Publications.
7. Lyon F and Bertotti M (2007) Measuring the contribution of small firms to reducing poverty and increasing social exclusion in the UK. In Stoner, A F and Wankel, C (eds). Innovative approaches to reducing global poverty. Information Age Publishing Inc. Charlotte, North Carolina
8. Naidoo J, Schmidt E, Wills J (2009) Acceptability of public health and healthcare interventions. In Naidoo J and Wills J Evidence-based decision-making in health promotion (under review)
9. Naidoo J, Schmidt E, Wills J (2009) Quality in healthcare and health promotion. In Naidoo J and Wills J Evidence-based decision-making in health promotion (under review)
10. Oliver S, Thomas J, Harden A, Oakley A (2006) Developments in the UK: EPPI Centre, Social Science Research Unit, Institute of Education. In Killoran A, Swann, C, Kelly M (Eds) An evidence-based approach to public health and tackling health inequalities: opportunities and challenges. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN-13: 978-0-19-852083-2
11. Oliver S, Thomas J, Harden A, Shepherd J, Oakley A (2006) Research synthesis for tackling health inequalities: lessons from methods developed within systematic reviews with a focus on marginalised groups. In Killoran A, Swann, C, Kelly M (Eds) An evidence-based approach to public health and tackling health inequalities: opportunities and challenges. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN-13: 978-0-19-852083-2
12. Popovic N & Boniwell I (2006) Personal Synthesis Programme – bringing psychology to education. In Delle Fave, A. (Ed.) Dimensions of Well-Being: Research and Interventions pp 274-293. Milano: Franco Angeli.

Reports

1. Bogle V, Pearson J, Estacio EV and Marks DF (2008). Salt It Out Evaluation Report. Food Standards Agency.
2. Connop SP and Lindsay R A  (In press)  Thames Estuary 2100 Phase 3ii supporting studies:  Invertebrate assemblages of Thames Estuary coastal grazing marshes.  Commissioned Report for the Environment Agency Thames Estuary 2100 project.  London : Environment Agency.
3. Estacio EV, Sykes CM and Marks DF (2008). The Carers Experience: insights from the qualitative analysis from the care plus evaluation in Tower Hamlets. The Prince’s Trust.
4. Godinho J, Renton A, Vonogradov V, Novotny T and Rivers MJ. (2006) Working Paper 54: Reversing the Tide: priorities for HI/AIDS prevention in Central Asia.  World Bank Working Paper. Washington: World Bank 2006.
5. Harden A, Estacio EV, Tobi P, Adams-Eaton F, Bertotti M, Lais S (2009) A review of effectiveness, including cost-effectiveness where possible, of commissioned healthy weight-related projects in City and Hackney, a report commissioned by the City & Hackney Primary Care Trust. London: IHHD.
6. Harden A, Kavanagh J, Powell C, Oliver K, Oakley A (2007) A scoping review of the evidence relevant to life checks for young people aged 9 to 14 years. London: EPPI-Centre, Social Science Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London.
7. Institute for Health and Human Development (2008) Well London Community Engagement Reports.  The results from the Community Engagement Process across 20 London communities. BIG Lottery Funded Programme.
8. Lindsay RA and Freeman J (2008) Lewis Wind Power EIS – a critical review.  Commissioned Report for RSPB.  London : University of East London.
9. Lindsay RA (2007) Wemmergill Moor – an assessment.  Commissioned Expert Witness Report for Natural England.  London : University of East London.
10. Lindsay RA (2007) Comments on LWP (2006) Addendum to the Environmental Statement.  Commissioned Report for RSPB.  London : University of East London.
11. Lorenc T, Harden A, Brunton G, Oakley A (2008) Including diverse groups of children and young people in health promotion and public health research: a review of methodology and practice. London: EPPI-Centre, Social Science Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London
12. Oliver S, Kavanagh J, Caird J, Lorenc T, Oliver K, Harden A, Thomas J, Greaves A and Oakley A (2008) Health promotion, inequalities and young people’s health: a systematic review of research.London: EPPI-Centre, Social Science Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London.
13. Renton A, Schmidt E, Sheridan K, Estacio EV, Harden A and Yu G (2009) Healthy Redbridge: Less Well-off Neighbourhoods A Household Survey for NHS Redbridge. Institute for Health and Human Development, University of East London.
14. Tobi P, Adams-Eaton F, Wali Haque H, Nabingi S and Cawley J (2008) Evaluation of Tower Hamlets Health Trainers Pilot Initiative. A report commissioned by Tower Hamlets Primary Care Trust.
15. Tobi P, Estacio EV, Seesaghur A, Nabingi S and Cawley J (2009) Evaluation of Healthwise Exercise Referral Scheme. Institute for Health and Human Development, University of East London.
16. Woodman J, Lorenc T, Harden A, Oakley A (2008) Social and environmental interventions to reduce childhood obesity: a systematic map of reviews. London: EPPI-Centre, Social Science Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London.

Publications under review or in preparation

1. Adams-Eaton F, Sheridan K, Bertotti M (In preparation) The World Cafe for Community Health Research. Results from twenty deprived communities in London
2. Boniwell I, & David S. (Eds, in preparation). Oxford Handbook of Happiness.  Oxford University Press.
3. Boniwell I & Ryan L (in preparation). Positive Education. Springer.
4. Boniwell I & Hefferon K (in preparation). Positive Psychology Textbook. The Open University Press.
5. Boniwell I & Osin E (in preparation) Meanings of happiness.
6. Gevorgyan R, Schmidt E, Wall M, Garnett G, Atun R, Renton A (under review) Does Russia Need Sex Education? The Views of Stakeholders in Three Russian Regions. Social Science and Medicine
7. Lindsay RA (under review) Peatbogs and Climate Change:  an analysis of current evidence-base to inform policy development in peatland conservation and restoration in the context of climate change.  Commissioned Report to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB).
8. Adrian Renton, Martin Wall, John Lintott Energy, Development and Health Futures in Poorer Countries. Under review: Int J Epidemiology.
9. Schmidt E, Yu G, Wall M, Sheridan K, Estacio E, Renton A (in preparation) Understanding health and social needs of deprived communities: a study of two neighbourhoods in London
10. Schmidt E, Wall M, Yu G, Renton A (in preparation) Migration and health: what are the links?
11. Sessions JG and YU Ge (In preparation) An Empirical Analysis of Rational Expectations Using British Household Panel Data.
12. Tobi P, Adams-Eaton F, Sheridan K and Sadare O (In preparation) 11 C’s of Community Engagement. Insights from twenty deprived communities in London
13. Viitanen T and Yu G (In preparation) The Impact of Divorce on Children: A Multidisciplinary Review of the Literature.
14. Wall M, Tkatchenko-Schmidt E, Sarang A, Atun R, Renton AM, (under review) Sex, drugs and economic behaviour in Russia: a study of socio-economic characteristics of high risk populations Submitted to International Journal of Drug Policy
15. Martin Wall, Adrian Renton. Factors Associated with Hospitalisation in Russia. British Medical Journal.
16. Yu G, Renton A, and Wall M (In preparation) Prevalence of Low Physical Activity and Its Relation to Social Environment in Deprived Areas

WORKING PAPERS

Conference and seminar presentations

1. Adebola OO, Cutler R, Corcoran O and Morgan WA (2009) Prebiotics as protective agents against genotoxic and cytotoxic agents. 5th International Yakult Symposium, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2. Aldred R (2009) Regulating road transport emissions in Europe: barriers to change, presented at European Consortium for Political Research.
3. Aldred R (2009) Cycling citizenship: on the outside or between camps? Presented at RGS-IBG conference.
4. Aldred R (2009) Regulating road transport emissions: the influence of nationally specific traditions, presented at RGS-IBG conference by Daniela Tepe.
5. Aldred R (2010) Cycling Cultures presented at Public lecture on cycling research, Docklands, 27th April.
6. Bertotti M (2009) Social enterprise and early stage extra economic development barriers: the case of a community cafe’ in a disadvantaged area of London. Paper presented at the Second EMES International Conference on Social Enterprise, Trento, July 1-4.
7. Bertotti M (2008) US-UK policy transfer in local economic development: the case of the City Growth Strategies. Paper presented at the Policy & Politics international conference entitled “Policy Transfer in a Globalising World”, Bristol, 4th July.
8. Bertotti M and Syrett S (2007) Private sector engagement in economic urban governance: the case of the City Growth Strategies (CGS) in two London areas. Paper presented at the IBG-RGS conference, 31st August
9. Bonell C, Fletcher A, Harden A, Brunton G, Oakley A (2007) Interventions addressing the wider determinants of teenage pregnancy. Invited oral presentation at Unhealthy Professional Boundaries? Working together in health and social care, Goodenough College, London, 4th/5th December.
10. Boniwell I & Ryan L (2009) Positive psychology masterclass. 2nd European Coaching Psychology Conference, London, 16 December.
11. Boniwell I (2009) Positive education. Keynote, Zagreb, Croatia, 11 November.
12. Boniwell I (2009). Keynote. Social and Emotional Well-Being Conference, York, 6 November.
13. Boniwell I (2009). Coaching for a balanced time perspective. Invited presentation, Harvard University, USA, 25 September.
14. Boniwell I (2009) Theoretical ideas and evidence base for positive psychology. Keynote, Third International Research Conference in Video Interaction Guidance Dundee, 4 September.
15. Boniwell I (2009) Positive interventions. One-day training event, Riga Teacher Training and Education Management Academy, Riga, Latvia, 22 July
16. Boniwell I (2009) Educating for resilience and well-being. Keynote, Essex Educational Psychology Service Annual Conference, Chelmsford, 16 July.
17. Boniwell I (2009) Operationalising positive education. Keynote, UEL Educational Psychology Annual Conference, London, 3 July.
18. Boniwell I (2009) Positive psychology and cynicism. Invited presentation. Cynicism: The British Disease, 21st Century Network, London, 24 June.
19. Boniwell I (2009) The future of positive psychology. Invited panel discussion. The First World Congress of Positive Psychology, Philadelphia, USA, 21 June.
20. Boniwell I  & Osin Y (2009) Development of an integrated well-being scale. Symposium presentation: Beyond Happiness: Developing a European Perspective on Positive Psychology. The First World Congress of Positive Psychology, Philadelphia, USA, 19 June.
21. Boniwell I (2009) Practical ways to change how your company feels. Survivors’ Summit, MindGym, London, 21 May.
22. Boniwell I (2009) Enhancing the well-being of secondary-aged young people: Positive Psychology in Schools. Keynote. Leading Edge Series, UCL, London, 30 March.
23. Boniwell I (2009) Well-being assessment. Invited presentation, Measuring Happiness, London Sustainability Exchange, 27 March.
24. Boniwell I (2009) Positive psychology in education. One-day training event. Staffordshire Educational Psychology Service Annual Conference, Stafford, 19 March.
25. Boniwell I (2009) Positive psychology and evidence-based interventions. Open Module Series, Oxford University Doctoral Course in Clinical Psychology, Oxford, 17 March.
26. Boniwell I (2009). What makes us happy? Positive psychology for education. A series of invited presentations to assemblies, parents and teachers of Haberdashers’ Aske’s Federation, 9, 12, 13th March.
27. Boniwell I (2009) Positive psychology in a nutshell. Invited presentation, Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland, 12 February.
28. Boniwell I (2009) Positive psychology: Changing old habits for the new. Invited lecture for Centre for Positive Living. Newcastle University, 11 February.
29. Boniwell I (2009) Positive psychology in the community. Invited presentation. Clinical Applications of Positive Psychology. Wakefield, 22 January.
30. Boniwell I (2009) Discovering positive psychology. Riga Teacher Training and Education Management Academy, Riga, Latvia, 9 January.
31. Boniwell I & Ryan L (2008) Applying the evidence from positive psychology: How to make Coaching Even More Positive. Masterclass. 1st European Coaching Psychology Conference, London, 18 December.
32. Boniwell I (2008) Positive education: Overview and current developments. One-day training event. Bucks and Milton Keynes Educational Psychology Service Annual Conference, Aylesbury, 10 December.
33. Boniwell I (2008) Positive education: Overview and current developments. One-day training event. Nottingham Educational Psychology Service Annual Conference, Nottingham, 9 December.
34. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology in practice: Overview and recent discoveries. Keynote. Psychologies Salon, Moscow, Russia, 27 November.
35. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology in practice: Overview and recent discoveries. Invited presentation. Annual Clinical Psychology Conference, Maudsley NHS Trust, London, 24 November.
36. Boniwell I (2008) Positive education. Keynote. Association of Educational Psychologists Annual Course, Glasgow, 22 November.
37. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology in a nutshell. Invited presentation. Mahidol University, Bangkok, 31 October.
38. Boniwell I (2008) The science of happiness: Achieving sustained psychological well-being. Keynote. Befrienders Worldwide 1st World Congress. Pattaya, Thailand, 26 October.
39. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology and education. Keynote. LEA conference Making Happiness Happen, Cheshire, 15 October.
40. Boniwell I (2008) Building resilience in children: The Penn Resilience Programme. Invited workshop. LEA conference Making Happiness Happen, Cheshire, 15 October.
41. Boniwell I (2008) Positive strategies for change. Invited presentation. National Learning Forum on Wellbeing, Campaign For Learning, London, 2 October.
42. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology of change. Keynote. Well-being Live, London, 20 September.
43. Boniwell I (2008) Behavioural change - positive psychology for changing the old habits for the new. Keynote. Food and Fitness Live, London, 18 September.
44. Boniwell I (2008) The future of positive psychology. Invited round table paper. 4th European Conference on Positive Psychology, Rijeka, Croatia, 3 July.
45. Boniwell I (2008) Postgraduate education in positive psychology: A European approach. Symposium paper. 4th European Conference on Positive Psychology, Rijeka, Croatia, 3 July.
46. Boniwell  I (2008) Positive psychology for clinical psychologists. Invited presentation. Division of Clinical Psychology North Thames Brunch, London, 13 May.
47. Boniwell I (2008) Positive Education: Bringing Well-Being to Parents, Schools and Universities. Invited presentation. The 1st Asian New Science of Happiness and Well-Being Conference, Singapore, 17 April.
48. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology and education: Overview and current developments. Invited workshop, Surrey Educational Psychology Annual Conference, Farnham, 14 March.
49. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology for clinical psychologists. Invited workshop. Wattar Gruppen, KognitivtPsykologcenter, Copenhagen, 5-6 February.  
50. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology and well-being. Invited presentation. Year of Well-Being, Marlow, 17 February.
51. Boniwell I (2008) Positive psychology in a nutshell. Invited presentation. Alpro, Chapel Brampton, 25 January.
52. Boniwell I (2007) Applying positive psychology to careers guidance. Invited presentation, Skills Commission, IAG Inquiry meeting, Whitehall, London, 13 December.
53. Boniwell I (2007) Positive psychology and education: Overview and current developments. Keynote, Kent Psychology Service Annual Conference, Maidstone, 12 December.
54. Boniwell I (2007) Positive psychology in business: From potential to action. Invited presentation, Positive psychology, well-being and business: Cutting edge science for organisational success, University of East London, 8 November.
55. Boniwell I (2007) Well-being in practice: What practical actions could improve personal and community well-being? Invited presentation, Health and well-being: The legacy challenge, University of East London, 7 November.
56. Boniwell I (2007) Postgraduate Education in Positive Psychology: A European Approach. Invited presentation, Global Well-Being Forum, Washington DC, 4 September.
57. Boniwell I (2007) Positive psychology research and application: Optimising resilience in the workplace and beyond. Invited presentation, Manchester, 2 September.
58. Boniwell I (2007) Well-being for your brain. Invited presentation, British Association Festival of Science, York, 11 September.
59. Boniwell I (2007) Positive psychology of time: Optimising time perspective and achieving satisfaction with time use. Invited presentation, Media-Saturn-Holding GmbH, Ingolstadt, Germany, 13 July.
60. Boniwell I (2007) Positive psychology in mentoring young people. Invited seminar, Oxford Local Educational Authority, Oxford, 27 July
61. Boniwell I (2007) Positive psychology in a nutshell. Keynote, Bristol Happiness Lectures, Bristol, 19 May.
62. Boniwell I (2007) Time management revisited: Using time in pursuit of satisfaction and well-being. Paper presentation, 1st Applied Positive Psychology Conference, Coventry, 18-20 April.
63. Boniwell I (2007) Positive psychology as a framework for coaching effectiveness. Invited presentation, Association for Professional Executive Coaches and Supervision (APECS), London, 13 March.
64. Boniwell I (2007) Introducing the science of well-being. Invited presentation, HELP University College, Kuala Lumpur, 28 February.
65. Boniwell I (2006) Personal consultancy. Invited presentation, Moscow State University, Moscow, 26 December.
66. Boniwell, I. (2006). Meanings of happiness as expressed in the views of UK adults. Paper presentation, 5th International Positive Psychology Summit, Washington, 5-7 October.
67. Boniwell I (2006) Positive psychology: Overview and current developments. Invited presentation, London and Home Counties Branch of the British Psychological Society, 27 September.
68. Boniwell I (2006) Perspectives on human flourishing and well-being. Invited presentation, Kenexa, London, 21 August.
69. Boniwell I & Popovic N (2006) Personal consultancy: An integrative approach to one-to-one talking practices. Paper presentation, 3rd European Conference on positive Psychology, University of Minho, Braga, 3-6 July.
70. Boniwell I (2006) Positive Psychology Coaching.  Association for Coaching Bulletin, Summer http://www.associationforcoaching.com/pub/ACB0607.pdf
71. Boniwell I (2006) The undervalued component of happiness. The Happiness Formula BBC Website, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/happiness_formula/4888706.stm
72. Cook MR HCI 2009 - Information Spaces for Creative Conversations: - Paper presentation - Creative Spaces for Conversations
73. Corcoran O (2009) The UEL Second Life Biosciences Laboratory. Virtual poster, 4th International Blended Learning Conference. University of Hertfordshire.
74. Estacio EV and Marks DF (2010). Health, material deprivation and social injustice: the case of the indigenous Ayta community in the Philippines. A paper to be presented at the World Conference in Psychology, Counseling and Guidance. Antalya, Turkey, 21-25 April.
75. Estacio EV (2009) Integrating theory, research and social action in the context of material deprivation and social injustice. A seminar presented at the Institute for Health and Human Development, University of East London, 26th May.
76. Gao J, Sanchez-Medina A, Cutler R and Corcoran O (2009) Proteomic analysis of cell death mechanisms induced by Scutellaria baicalensis on human lung cancer cells, SK-LU-1 and SK-MES-1. 17th ECDO Euroconference on Cell death control in Cancer and Neurodegeneration. Institut Pasteur, Paris.
77. Gao J, Sánchez-Medina A, Pendry BA, Nelson L, Hughes MJ, Webb GP and Corcoran O (2008) Wide variability in the biomarkers for commercial skullcap tinctures. 144th Conference of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists. Chester.
78. Gilani T & Boniwell I (2008) The Primary Well-Being Curriculum: A pilot evaluation. Paper presentation. 4th European Conference on Positive Psychology, Rijeka, Croatia, 2 July.
79. Harden A, Barnett-Page E, Shepherd J, Kavanagh J, Picot J (2009) Including process evaluations in systematic reviews: Reflection from a sexual health promotion review. Oral paper presented at the XV Cochrane Colloquium, Singapore, 15th to 19th October.
80. Harden, A (2009) Mixed methods systematic reviews: Integrating ‘qualitative’ and ‘quantitative’ findings. Invited oral presentation at NIDRR Knowledge Transfer Conference, Washington DC, July 29th to 30th.
81. Harden, A (2008) Testing and building theory: mixed methods systematic reviews. Oral Paper presented at the NCRM Research Methods Festival, 30th June - 3rd July, St Catherine's College, Oxford http://eprints.ncrm.ac.uk/262/
82. Harden A (2008) Critical appraisal and qualitative research: exploring sensitivity analysis. Oral paper presented at the NCRM Research Methods Festival, 30th June - 3rd, St Catherine's College, Oxford http://eprints.ncrm.ac.uk/395/
83. Harden, A (2008) Interpretive synthesis: Thematic synthesis. Oral Paper presented at the NCRM Research Methods Festival, 30th June - 3rd July, St Catherine's College, Oxford http://eprints.ncrm.ac.uk/396/
84. Harden A (2007) Young people’s perspectives in the evidence-base to promote health. Invited seminar presentation for University of Melbourne/Victorian Health Foundation, Melbourne, Australia, 5th December.
85. Harden A (2007) Reviewing diverse forms of evidence. Invited plenary presentation at the Joanna Briggs Institute International Convention Pebbles of Knowledge: Evidence for Excellence, Hyatt Regency, Adelaide, Australia, 24th November.
86. Harden A (2007) Does study quality matter in systematic reviews that include qualitative research? Oral paper presented at the XV Cochrane Collaboration, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 23rd to 27th October.
87. Harden A (2007) Using mixed methods in research synthesis. A discussion forum presented at the Mixed Methods Conference, Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, UK 8th to 11th July.
88. Harden A (2007) What works for children and young people? Lessons from systematic reviews at the EPPI-Centre. London Health Commission Seminar Series on Inequalities in Health, Institute of Education, 6th July.
89. Harden A, Bird K (2007) Teaching in teams: lessons from systematic review training. Oral paper presented at the National Centre for Research Methods Training the Trainers Event, London, 4th June.
90. Harden A (2007) The quality of qualitative evidence: a review of assessment tools. Oral paper presented at the Seventh Annual International Campbell Colloquium, May 14th to 16th, London, England
91. Harden A (2007) Systematic reviews for evidence-informed policy and practice in health promotion and public health. Invited Oral paper presented at the Dutch Cochrane Centre 12.5 Anniversary Symposium, Amsterdam, 18th April
92. Harden A, Thomas J, Kavanagh J (2006) Doing systematic reviews for policy-makers: lessons from three systematic reviews. Symposium presented at: Sixth Annual Campbell Collaboration Colloquium, Los Angeles, California, USA, 22-24 February.
93. Henderson-Begg SK, Olasoji R, Corcoran O and Heaney R (2009) Using Second Life to replicate laboratory experiments and forensic crime scenes. IADIS International Conference on E-Learning, Algarve, Portugal.
94. Kavanagh J, Oliver S, Harden A, Caird J, Thomas J, Oakley A (2009) Synthesising health impact and health inequalities: an example from a review of school-based cognitive behavioural interventions. Poster presented at the XV Cochrane Colloquium, Singapore, 15th to 19th October
95. Oliver S, Gray J, Oliver K, Kavanagh J, Lorenc T, Harden A, Oakley A (2007) Systematic mapping for setting agendas: health inequalities research. Oral paper presented at the Seventh Annual International Campbell Colloquium, May 14th to 16th, London, England.
96. Popovic N & Boniwell I (2007) Personal consultancy: An integrative approach to one-to-one talking practices. Paper presentation, SGCP 3rd National Coaching Psychology, City University, London, 17 December.
97. Renton AM (2009) Randomised controlled trial of a community development programme for area based health promotion. NHS London Conference.
98. Renton AM (2007) Delivering a Health Legacy for London 2012 and Learning From it. British Association for Sport and Exercise Science, Bath.
99. Sánchez-Medina A, Etheridge CJ, Pendry BA, Hawkes GE, Hylands PJ, Hughes MJ and O Corcoran (2008) Quantification of Rosmarinic Acid Content in Commercial Tinctures of Lemonbalm. 5th National Meeting on Natural Products. Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
100. Sánchez-Medina A, Stevenson PC, Habtemariam S, Peña-Rodríguez LM, Corcoran O and Veitch NC (2008) Triterpenoid Saponins from Sideroxylon foetidissimum Jacq. subsp. Gaumeri. 5th National Meeting on Natural Products. Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
101. Sánchez-Medina A, Etheridge CJ, Hawkes GE, Hylands PJ, Pendry BA, Nelson L, Hughes MJ, and Corcoran O (2008) Quantification of Rosmarinic Acid Content in Commercial Tinctures of Lemonbalm (Melissa officinalis). 144th Conference of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists. Chester.
102. Sánchez-Medina A, Etheridge CJ, Pendry BA, Hawkes GE, Hylands PJ , Hughes MJ and Corcoran  O (2008) Quantification of Rosmarinic Acid Content in Commercial Tinctures of Lemonbalm. 5th National Meeting on Natural Products. Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
103. Sánchez-Medina A, Etheridge CJ, Hawkes GE, Hylands PJ, Pendry BA, Nelson L, Hughes MJ, and Corcoran O (2008) Quantification of Rosmarinic Acid Content in Commercial Tinctures of Lemonbalm (Melissa officinalis). 144th Conference of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists. Chester.
104. Thomas J, Harden A (2009) In what ways can synthesising qualitative research be systematic? Oral paper presented at the XV Cochrane Colloquium, Singapore, 15th to 19th October.
105. Watts PN (2009) Theoretical Approaches to Researching Environmental Influences on Physical Activity, Environment. Well Being and Healthy Lifestyle Conference, University of Staffordshire, UK.
106. Yu G (2008) University of Sheffield, UK. Rationality Test and Excess Sensitivity Test using Micro Data in the UK

---

© 2010