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URL:https://netzerohealthresearchnetwork.ac.uk/events/webinar-pollution-pe
 ople-place-andpolitics-lessons-learned-implementing-and-evaluating-the-hea
 lth-impact-of-the-bradford-clean-air-zone/
SUMMARY:Webinar: Pollution\, people\, place and…politics! Lessons learned
  implementing and evaluating the health impact of the Bradford Clean Air Z
 one
DESCRIPTION:Pollution\, people\, place and…politics!\nLessons learned imp
 lementing and evaluating the health impact of the Bradford Clean Air Zone\
 n\nProfessor Rosie McEachan – Born in Bradford\n\n29th October 2026 1-2p
 m on TEAMS\n\nRosie McEachan is Director of “Born in Bradford” researc
 h programme\, an internationally recognised ‘people-powered’ research 
 programme that follows the lives of families living in Bradford\, UK to un
 derstand how to keep families healthy and happy. They have used a “City 
 Collaboratory” approach to drive the development\, implementation and ev
 aluation of air quality intervention and the Bradford Clean Air Zone withi
 n Bradford. She will outline how they have worked to co-produce policy wit
 h communities\, and present key findings from evaluation of the Bradford C
 lean Air Zone. She reflects on the challenges and opportunities of researc
 hers\, communities and stakeholders working in partnership to implement ev
 idence-based practice.\n\n \n\nBorn in Bradford is a cohort study tracking
  the health\, development\, and well-being of mothers and children from pr
 egnancy onwards\, collecting extensive data over time to understand health
  outcomes\; data is securely managed under strict ethical oversight and li
 nked with NHS and educational records to monitor participants’ health an
 d educational progress over 20 years. BiB are an internationally-recognis
 ed research programme which aims to find out what keeps families healthy a
 nd happy by tracking the lives of over 60\,000 Bradfordians.
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