Please join us for our next FREE webinar in the ISBM webinar series! 👉 Use QR code to register or visit https://lnkd.in/grBDftXz We look forward to seeing you there! Allison Marziliano, INSPIRE Chair Chris Kilby, Education and Training Committee Chair
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Advancing the integration of psychosocial, behavioral & biomedical sciences
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The International Society of Behavioral Medicine (ISBM) is intended to serve the needs of all health‑related disciplines concerned with the integration of psychosocial behavioral and biomedical sciences. Our goals include: (1) To encourage formation of national or regional organizations of behavioral medicine, and to develop and maintain liaison with related professional organizations. (2) To encourage and co‑ordinate communication and interaction among various health professionals including biomedical and behavioral science researchers and clinicians, without regard to specific discipline loyalties. (3) To stimulate research, clinical, preventive and training activities through formal meetings, collaborative undertakings and awards for meritorious effort. (4) To develop guidelines for implementation of behavioral medicine training and research activities at various levels in the health sciences. (5) To serve as an information resource for behavioral medicine by facilitating access to scientific and professional journals computer‑based information systems, and organization of scientific meetings/conferences.
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Global Health Psychology & Behavioural Medicine Leader | Prof. & Health Psychologist @LJMU | Assoc. Director @GMMH NHS | Mentor & Engaged Scholar Driving NHS–Academic Research Impact
This will be an excellent masterclass to attend re alcohol misuse. LJMU Health BPS Division of Health Psychology International Society of Behavioral Medicine Diane Sharples Jennifer Bibby Chris Barnes James Smolinski Isabelle Currie Joe Gaunt Joseph Range Emma Irwin-Jones Amy Powell Ruth Quaglieri-Woods (FMBPsS) Tara Kidd Dr Kate Atherton Dr Emma Kinley Dr Kathryn Bould Dr Rachel Tarling
Professor of Behavioural Medicine | Global Top 0.4% scientist in ‘Workforce’ | Trustee IHPE | Principal Fellow AdvanceHE | Fellow of BPS | Health Psychologist | Work & Health | Chronic Conditions | Digital Innovations.
Interested in #PublicHealth and #HealthPromotion? Screening, brief interventions and referral to treatment (SBIRT)? Urgent and emergency care settings? #Workforce training? #Digital training? Join our free online Masterclass 10:00-11:00 on 29 Sept 2025, by the Institute of Health Promotion and Education (IHPE) and University of Nottingham, hosted by Prof Holly Blake FBPsS PFHEA, joined by Frank Coffey - Honorary Professor in Urgent and Emergency Care, Lucy Morris RN and Dr Emma Adams PhD FHEA MIHPE ➡️ In this session we will provide an overview of the unique role UEC settings can play in health promotion. ➡️ We will demonstrate the importance of embedding this in a whole-system,integrated approach to population health. ➡️ We will present findings from a national survey we undertook of healthcare workers’ attitudes towards promoting health in UEC settings and outline the barriers and enablers of health promotion practice as described by healthcare workers based in diverse UEC settings. ⭐ SBIRT is an ideal, though underused, approach in UEC settings for identifying patients with risk factors impacting on their health, providing immediate input during a ‘teachable moment’ and referring, where appropriate, to specialist services. ⭐ Alcohol misuse is a risk factor to health and wellbeing, very prevalent in UEC settings. ➡️ We developed and evaluated “Alcohol Prevention in Urgent and Emergency Care” (APUEC) online training for UEC healthcare workers. The aim was to increase positive attitudes, knowledge, confidence and skills related to SBIRT through the provision of (a) education on the impact of alcohol and the role of UEC staff in alcohol prevention, and (b) practical guidance on patient assessment, delivery of brief advice and referral decisions. We will discuss how this training was developed, how it was perceived by healthcare workers, and how skills learned can be applied in the clinical setting. 💡 We hope that such training may facilitate the integration of SBIRT into routine care, helping to reduce health inequalities, and contribute to population health improvement. Book your place here: https://lnkd.in/eyB8g_dd
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Auszeichnung für #Spitzenforschung in der Verhaltensmedizin🏅 Univ.-Prof. Dr. Julian Koenig von der Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie der Uniklinik Köln und Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität zu Köln, ist mit dem Outstanding New Investigator Award 2025 der International Society of Behavioral Medicine (ISBM) geehrt worden. Die internationale Fachjury würdigte insbesondere seine wissenschaftliche Arbeit zur Identifizierung früher biologischer Marker der Krankheitsanfälligkeit bei Kindern und Jugendlichen, um innovative Behandlungsansätze für die jungen Patientinnen und Patienten zu entwickeln, die auf etablierte Therapien nicht ansprechen. Mit dieser Auszeichnung beim 18th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine in Wien geht der Preis erstmals an einen Wissenschaftler aus Deutschland.🚀 #Forschung #Verhaltensmedizin #UniklinikKöln #ISBM
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Earlier this month I had a wonderful experience presenting at International Society of Behavioral Medicine at the beautiful University of Vienna. #ICBM2025 It was great to discuss our work in adolescent food access and share our recent findings: https://lnkd.in/gXgRQJZk
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So grateful for the opportunity to present data from the PACES study at International Society of Behavioral Medicine's 2025 meeting at the beautiful Universität Wien | University of Vienna. Had a wonderful time hearing about research from across the globe!
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Two weeks ago (already!), many dear colleagues and friends gathered in Vienna for the International Society of Behavioral Medicine conference. Some even arrived a bit early to join our expert workshop on the Digital Health Divide. The conference was a great experience for #HPGVienna - we networked with many existing and potentially new collaborators, successfully presented our work, and were able to show off the beautiful scenery at and surrounding Universität Wien (just a tiny bit of course!). We also got some inspiration for hosting Society for Ambulatory Assessment conference 2026 #SAA2026 next year. A big thanks to everyone who made our #DigitalHealthDivide2025 workshop a success - stay tuned for several manuscripts that are now in progress, and maybe even a special issue on the topic! Ann DeSmet Anna Katharina Tietjen Ayla Schwarz Efrat Neter Elisabeth Langmann Heide Busse Insa Schaffernak Jack Birch, PhD justine anthony Kathrin Gemesi Kathryn Ross, PhD, MPH, FSBM, FTOS Leah Avery Lisa Lichtenegger Maddy Warmer Martin Eghøj Mojca Hriberšek Monica Machado Sabrina Antor Sophia Fürtjes
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The ISBM Education and Training Committee and INSPIRE are addressing one of the hottest topics in behavioral medicine: AI 🤖 Join us on 3 September for a FREE webinar featuring Dr. Elizabeth Broadbent of University of Auckland! Dr. Broadbent will explore current research on therapy robots and AI-driven interventions in behavioural intrerventions. Attendees will be invited to reflect on the boundaries between human and machine in care contexts and consider the opportunities and challenges of integrating AI into future models of psychological support and behavioral interventions. Learn more and register at: https://lnkd.in/eq-VmrjC
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After three amazing days in gorgeous Vienna, I have definitely fallen in love with this beautiful city. A huge thank you to the #ICBM2025 organising committees for hosting such a fantastic conference, and to everyone who joined my sessions and shared such thoughtful questions and ideas! International Society of Behavioral Medicine
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Associate professor in psychology | Scientist, speaker & consultant on environment, health & sustainable development
Inspiring days in Vienna & the International Congress of Behavioral Medicine and general council pre-meeting at beautiful University of Vienna founded 1365 🏫🌍 🙌 Great to meet new & old colleagues 🙌, discuss, & present some of our research on the multiple ecosystem services & health benefits associated with greenspace especially in the immediate surroundings of individuals’ homes, as well as access & use of nature areas, in population studies 🌱🏡🌍 Interested in the International Society of Behavioral Medicine (incl the Swedish society)? https://icbm2025.com/ https://isbm.info/ All conference abstracts here: https://lnkd.in/ds4drgv4 #ICBM2025 #SBF International Society of Behavioral Medicine @Svensk Beteendemedicinsk Förening Stockholms universitet Psykologiska institutionen Region Stockholm MSB (Myndigheten för samhällsskydd och beredskap) Formas, ett forskningsråd för hållbar utveckling
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Dr Dagmar Luhmann with the first of 3 ESCAPE presentations at the International Society of Behavioral Medicine international congress in wonderful Vienna today. Next up Dr Adrienne Stauder, and later Dr Christine Zelenak.
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