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NNEdpro-iane United Kingdom & ireland Network

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Incorporating three regional network sections:
   ⁃    English & Welsh Section 
   ⁃    Scottish Section
   ⁃    Irish Section

The NNEdPro-IANE Regional Network of UK & Ireland was officially launched at its annual meeting in Brighton on 6th November 2019 and will be managed on behalf of the NNEdPro Global Institute by ERimNN (the Education and Research in Medical Nutrition Network) in conjunction with the Lord Rana Foundation Charitable Trust and co-led by Dr Kathy Martyn and Professor Sumantra Ray.

Vision

 

The UK & Ireland Regional Network believe that working together to improve nutrition education, practice and research in health and social care, public health and education increases professional engagement in nutrition and improves patient and population wellbeing

Mission

 

The UK & Ireland network brings together professionals from different disciplines with expertise in nutrition education, research, and practice. Through working collaboratively, harnessing collective expertise, and listening to the voices and opinions of people from different communities, the UK & Ireland network will support sustainable and equitable change and improvement in food systems from production to consumption, and in health and social care practice.

Aims

 

  • To create a platform for stakeholder engagement and conversations, to share knowledge and expertise to further improve, sustainable and equitable food systems.  

KPI – hosting of regional meetings with representation from network members and key stakeholders with the invited representation of key stakeholders, that address the 2021/22 priorities identified by the UK & Ireland Network.

  • To encourage innovative research and practice that addresses selected nutrition issues that affect people in communities, and in health and social context.

  • To synthesise and disseminate cross-border nutrition policy and guidance, research and evidence-informed practise through the development of briefing papers.

KPI - to collate and present case studies of nutrition research, education, or implementation best practice at the regional meetings in England, Wales, Scotland & N. Ireland, and  Ireland 

  • Provide education meetings and dissemination of research in nutrition education and practice to the devolved countries of the United Kingdom, and input to iKANN (International Knowledge Application Network in Nutrition 2025) and BMJ Nutrition, Prevention and Health.

  • Provide guidance and support in the development and sharing of research undertaken in the UK & N. Ireland and Ireland regional network.

The NNEdPro-ERimNN UK & Ireland Regional Network seeks to support key cross-regional network objectives including the Nutrition Implementation Coalition, NEPHELP (Nutrition Education Policy for Healthcare Practice) and MTK (Mobile Teaching Kitchen). ​

Launch Event

Read our blog post!

Members

England and Wales

Led by Dr Kathy Martin & Dr Fotini Tsofliou

  • Abdullah Mawas

  • Abigail Kaplan-Ramage

  • Abhinav Bhansali

  • Adrian Park

  • Alan Flanagan

  • Ali Ahsan Khalid

  • Alice Benskin

  • Ally Jaffae

  • Amaeze Madukah

  • Amitava Banerjee

  • Anant Jani

  • Ananya Ria Roy

  • Andreas V. Hadjinicolaou

  • Andy Burman

  • Animesh Acharjee

  • Anita Nathan

  • Ankita Debnath

  • Anne Walsh

  • Anuprita Shukla

  • Arjun Panesar

  • Artika Datta

  • Ashleigh Simpson

  • Azeem Majeed

  • Ben Atkinson

  • BrianOg Murphy

  • Carla Martins

  • Caroline Bovey

  • Celina Weigel

  • Celine Tabche

  • Charles Capper

  • Charlotte Summers

  • Chris Grayson

  • Christine Baldwin

  • Christine Delon

  • Christopher Osuafor

  • Claudia Mitrofan

  • Colette Shortt

  • David Armstrong

  • David Unwin

  • Deborah Davids

  • Dominic Crocombe

  • Dora Pereira

  • Duane Mellor

  • Ebiambu Agwara

  • Ela Augustyniak

  • *Elaine MacAninch

  • Elango Vijaykumar

  • Elif Karanis

  • Elspeth Alstead

  • Elspeth Hall

  • Emily Fallon

  • Emily Haynes

  • Esha Dandekar

  • Esther Appiah-Yeboah

  • Federica Amati

  • Gabriele Mocciaro

  • Giorgia Perri

  • Glenys Jones

  • Grigorina Mitrofan

  • Gurpinder Lalli

  • Hala El Shafi

  • Hannah Hayes

  • Hardeep Lotay

  • Harrison Carter

  • Helen Rutherford

  • Holly Giles

  • Hung Nguyen Ngoc

  • Iain Broadley

  • Ianthi Tsimpli

  • Ignacio Alcalde

  • Ilakkiya Ezhilmaran

  • James Bradfield 

  • James Bryant

  • Janet Cade

  • Jennifer James

  • Jenny Blythe

  • Jeremy Woodward

  • Joan Gandy

  • Jodie Webber

  • Jorgen Johnsen

  • Josephine Ruwende

  • Joshua Clamp

  • Juan Felipe Sandoval Rueda

  • Juliet Burridge

  • Juliet Vickar

  • Kaninika Basu

  • Karuna Tandon 

  • Kate Guberg

  • Kathleen Lyons

  • Kausik Ray

  • Laura Ganis

  • Laura Keaver

  • Liana Constantinescu

  • Lisa Sharkey

  • Louis Samuel

  • Luigi Palla 

  • *Luke Buckner

  • Lydia Smith

  • Manik Imsirovic

  • Margaret Ashwell

  • Maria Papagiannaki

  • Maria Traka

  • Mariam Molokhia

  • Marie-Ann van Ginkel   

  • Marietta Sayegh

  • Marjorie Lima do Vale

  • Marla Fuchs

  • Mathilde Haas

  • Mayara de Paula

  • Michele Vacca

  • Michelle Venables

  • Mohamad Farshard Aslam

  • Mohammad Sayeem

  • Moushumi Baruah

  • Nadia Al Shadhir

  • Nathan Nagel

  • Nida Ziauddeen

  • Niky Raja

  • Niraj Kumar

  • Nouira Mohamed Salah

  • Oleksandra Kalyta

  • Olusola (Sola) Idowu

  • Patricia Mogrovejo

  • Rachael Churm

  • Rafatu Tahiru

  • Rajna Golubic

  • Ramya Rajaram

  • Rebecca Fisher

  • Rekha Bhangaonkar

  • Rishi Caleyachetty

  • Ronita Bardhan

  • Rosemary Stennett

  • Roshni Kumar

  • Rosie Gilbert

  • Ryan Janjuha

  • Saakshi Sharma

  • Saeeda Ahmed

  • Salman Rawaf

  • Samyyia Ashraf

  • Sanjay Bhattacherjee

  • Sarah Armes

  • Sarah Prior

  • Savvas Xystouris

  • Sawsan Ebaji

  • Selvarani Elahi

  • Shailaja Fennel

  • Shakila Banu

  • Shelley Pigott

  • Shilpa Nagarajan

  • Shivali Bhammer

  • Shobhana Nagraj

  • Shujun Li

  • Simon Poole

  • Souzana Ioakeimidou

  • Sreenivasa Rao Kondapally Seshasai

  • Steve Kerridge

  • Sue Fitzpatrick

  • Susan Lanham-New

  • Suzana Almoosawi

  • Tantely Ratsitovah

  • Thierry le Goff

  • Tim Eden

  • Vidya Mohamed Ali

  • Vince Kelly

  • Vincent Sai

  • Vipan Bharadwaj

  • Vittoria Romano

  • Yemisi Osho MBE

  • Zahra Kamini

  • Zola Ndondita

  • Zubeda Karim

Northern Ireland & Ireland

Led by Prof Pauline Douglas

  • Anne Griffin (Republic of Ireland)

  • Catherine Hughes

  • Chris Gill (Northern Ireland)

  • Clare Chadda (Northern Ireland)

  • Edris Adel (Republic of Ireland)

  • Helene McNulty (Northern Ireland)

  • John O'Brien (Republic of Ireland)

  • Joseph Niwagaba (Republic of Ireland)

  • Josephine Murphy

  • Kirsty Pourshahidi (Northern Ireland)

  • Laura Keaver (Republic of Ireland)

  • Manash Chatterjee (Republic of Ireland)

  • Mary Ward (Northern Ireland)

  • Nicola Foster (Northern Ireland)

  • Ruth Price (Northern Ireland)

  • Sameer Seth (Northern Ireland)

  • Sile Griffin (Republic of Ireland)

Scotland

Led by Prof Sumantra Ray

  • Fiona Kilcullen

  • Jules Griffin

  • Kantesh Chowdhury

  • Kichelle Williams-Robinson

  • Maja Gach

  • Marcello Scopazzini

  • Minha Rajput-Ray

  • Nikitah Rajput-Ray

  • Rauf Khalid

  • Ravi Mohan Lal

  • Rosie Brooks

  • Sakura Satum

  • Santosh Gaihre

  • Sarah-Jane Reilly

  • Stephen McKenna

  • Wanja Nyaga​

  • Yagnaseni Bhattacharya

The Regional Networks are overseen by Advisory and Facilitation Panels.

*Currently on leave of absence.

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