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A qualitative evaluation of Southwark Council's public health response to mitigating the mental health impact of the 2017 London bridge and borough market terror attack by Jumbe, Sandra, Milner, Adrienne, Clinch, Megan, Kennedy, Jonathan, Pinder, Richard J, Sharpe, Carolyn A, Fenton, Kevin

“…Over recent years there have been several major terror attacks in cities across Europe. These attacks result in deaths, physical injuries, and pose long-term…”
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An observational study to examine how cumulative impact zones influence alcohol availability from different types of licensed outlets in an inner London Borough by Sharpe, Carolyn A, Poots, Alan, Watt, Hilary, Williamson, Chris, Franklin, David, Pinder, Richard J

“…ObjectivesCumulative impact zones (CIZs) are a widely implemented local policy intended to restrict alcohol availability in areas proliferated with licensed…”
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Health impact assessment in spatial planning in England –types of application and quality of documentation by Fischer, Thomas B., Muthoora, Tara, Chang, Michael, Sharpe, Carolyn

“…Health Impact Assessment (HIA) is a decision support approach which is applied in various shapes and forms throughout the world. In England, amongst a range of…”
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Developing the role of public health in responding to mental health and wellbeing needs after mass casualty incidents: experience at London Bridge and Borough Market, June, 2017 by Sharpe, Carolyn A, Tang, Suzanne, Hogan, Ginette, Robinson, Sarah, Williamson, Chris, Pinder, Richard J, Fenton, Kevin

“…On Saturday, June 3, 2017, a terrorist attack at London Bridge and Borough Market in the London borough of Southwark resulted in the death of 11 individuals,…”
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Public health and alcohol licensing policy in local government: an observational study of licensed premises and alcohol-related violence in London, UK by Boshari, Talia, Sharpe, Carolyn A, Poots, Alan, Watt, Hilary, Pinder, Richard J

“…Cumulative impact zones (CIZs) are a widely used local policy to control alcohol availability in areas deemed saturated. However, there is no academic evidence…”
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'A true partner around the table?' Perceptions of how to strengthen public health's contributions to the alcohol licensing process by Reynolds, Joanna, McGrath, Michael, Engen, Jessica, Pashmi, Ghazaleh, Andrews, Matthew, Sharpe, Carolyn, Egan, Matt, Lim, Jin, Lock, Karen

“…There are increased opportunities for public health practitioners (PHPs) in England to shape alcohol availability and reduce harms through a statutory role in…”
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