IMD as a predictor of children’s overweight status in Doncaster communities where there were more than 75 children measured.
Data for this analysis was provided in anonymised form from Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council Public Health, who was the collaborator on this research application.
The aim of this research is twofold. Firstly to consider the predictors of rates of children who are overweight and obese at community level and to determine if there are contextual factors that contribute to these rates. Secondly, the research aimed to identify communities that were performing better than would be expected so that a qualitative case study could be undertaken to try to see what might be supporting their resilience.
At work, I have been part of a team working on a project aiming to support second year university students enhance their interdisciplinary learning, thinking and working skills. We have designed this process to enable students to do this through a central theme: Living in a world of 10bn. In addition to online and off line learning, one of the elements of the learning journey involves their participation in what we are calling the 
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