So what is the “right way” to create a new website? Well, it’s not always an easy process – but there’s no reason it shouldn’t be simple. When it comes to creating that new website that will help people to engage with your service more effectively, help you sell more of your product range, or […]
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Behavioural support: the key to smoke free futures?
Wednesday 11th April 2012 – 2:17 PM
The latest NICE guidelines highlight the delivery of brief interventions as a high impact change which encourages more people to smoke less. Typically taking 5-10 minutes, brief interventions offer opportunistic advice, discussion or encouragement – and are having a big impact on communities. For instance, our Stop4Life work in the Midlands focuses on meeting local […]
The ICE Fitness Challenge: Week Five
Thursday 5th April 2012 – 9:15 AM
With Easter just around the corner and supermarket shelves stacked full of chocolate eggs, you’d be forgiven for thinking the efforts of ICE’s 12 fitness buddies have slacked over the past few weeks. However, the team taking part in the ICE Fitness Challenge are just as determined (if not more so) to get fitter and […]
What to measure and how to measure it: PART 2
Monday 2nd April 2012 – 11:06 AM
In my recent blog on measures and sampling, I said: “A key principle for the effective use of data is to ensure it’s viewed in context. By this I mean not comparing one number with another but having sufficient data to analyse properly and doing so in graphical form. One of the best ways of […]
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