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Thank you SCPA and Patrick 🥰

great presentation Patrick 😊

Very helpful advice. Thank you, Dr Danaher.

Hey do I get a copy of this? I would like to post it on my channel

Thanks Megan, Looking forward to your SPSS sessions, Great job.

Thanks a lot.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:17 🧠 Introduction and Motivation - Dr. Megan Lee introduces herself and discusses the global prevalence of depression. - Expresses dissatisfaction with traditional approaches to mental health. 02:20 🍏 Exploring Dietary Patterns and Mental Health - Highlights the lack of research on the relationship between nutrition and mental health. - Emphasizes the importance of whole dietary patterns. - Introduces the potential benefits of the Mediterranean diet. 05:23 🌽 Evidence from Umbrella Review - Summarizes findings from an umbrella review. - Healthy dietary patterns, especially the Mediterranean diet, show protective effects against depressive symptoms. 06:58 🔄 Longitudinal Study on Australian Women - Presents insights from a 25-year study on 50,000 women. - Links high-quality diet to lower depressive symptoms. - Highlights the impact of fruit and vegetable consumption. 09:26 🗣️ Insights from Focus Groups - Shares qualitative findings emphasizing social context and bio-individuality. - Introduces intuitive eating and addresses food security. 11:53 🔄 Bi-Directional Relationship and Unanswered Questions - Discusses uncertainty about the causal relationship between unhealthy diet and depression. - Highlights the need for more randomized controlled trials (RCTs). 13:00 🎓 PhD Completion and Examiner's Reports - Shares the process of submitting the PhD. - Celebrates receiving zero corrections from Professor Andrew Scully. 15:25 🌱 Future Research and Career Plans - Introduces future research on plant-based diets and depression. - Describes a prospective 10-year study on vegan/vegetarian transitions. - Addresses the paradox of higher depression rates among vegans/vegetarians. 18:29 💬 Addressing Systemic Issues and Policy Recommendations - Highlights the impact of the current food system on mental health. - Advocates for integrating nutrition into government policies. - Emphasizes the importance of social connectedness and addressing food insecurity. 20:17 🤔 Q&A: Social Context and External Factors - Addresses the role of social context as a significant predictor. - Underlines the importance of social connectedness in the context of food and mental health. 21:26 🌿 Closing Thoughts and Homework - Encourages eating 30 different plants a week for good mental health. - Invites viewers to track plant consumption and share results. - Closes with gratitude and enthusiasm for future research. Made with HARPA AI

🎉 good work

Interesting lecture thank you

Well i just paused my phd because of cost of living in uk. I think there is a bit of a flaw here, we need a survivor type, eg someone like me who is just getting by. How can one be a shopper ir saver if there isnt any spare income?!

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I had a great time at this conference. I learned a great deal from the interdisciplinary presenters. There is value in learning from research in disciplines other than your own.

Thanks you very much

Thanks for uploading this! 🤩

Thank you

Extremely helpful, indeed!

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It was a great workshop which gave light on the screening of papers for the lit. review.

I enjoyed the logical progression of NVivo usage instruction as it was initially unfolded here by the presenter, until the linear flow was completely diverted by the interjecting questions. Very hard to follow and build on steps demonstrated after that. Although each question was useful in itself the workshop lecturer was forced to then respond to the idiosyncrasies and stages of each questioners project and progress, to jump out of the skill sequence he was modelling. When questions are prematurely admitted - unless they directly relate to the steps being demonstrated - you then have a demand driven discussion where each individual wants to immediately extract what is useful to them. I understand the drive to have the speaker address direct queries but feel that any group is best served by first hearing the speakers prepared overview before a question period starts. Would love to see an uninterrupted presentation by this speaker.

Hey, keep at the work. From what you said, I think you will be interested this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him instructional and practical.

Great work

Well done

Fascinating

Well done

Great!

Great workshop the whole process of lite review is clear now.....about importing....I simply select the file, and drag it to the data folder and name, articles, references, or whatever you like....it is simple than importing the whole chunk of Endnote, Mendeley and then saving it as' ris' ...etc... and then importing....thanks for great work.

really interesting, more helpful, thanks

This was very helpful, thank you for sharing.

This seminar is so useful as it provides concrete examples and advice right from the presenter's thesis.

I wish I could attend the webinar with Robert.... But, if you could share the website here, I can still learn about NVIVO further and might be able to communicate with Robert, too...

well done and i see your videos regularly since I last saw one of your sessions. i have a question that what do you use for the online sessions I mean zoom cloud meeting, google meet, or streamyard or what? may I know the name of this online meeting app???

Greatly thank you for this video. I really appreciate this!

Love your work guys. Great presentation.

Great info. Thanks for sharing.