March 2026 - zhealth-mgmt - imperial.ac.uk

Agenda for tomorrow's Z-HEALTH meeting
by Sassi, Franco 09 Mar '26

09 Mar '26

Dear Loredana, Giovanna, (and anyone else in the management team) Do you have any items to suggest for tomorrow's consortium meeting? I am asking a few people to make short presentations on intervention components they may be leading. I think the main goal of this meeting should be to reach conclusions on the design of interventions, countries where they will be implemented, additional partners needed for implementation, and writing up responsibilities. Any views? Franco

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Z-health: WHO participation
by Lodge, Heather A 09 Mar '26

09 Mar '26

Hello Loredana and Giovanna Kremlin Wickramasinghe from WHO Europe has expressed interest in contributing to the Z-health bid. Are you able to help work out the best way of achieving WHO participation? Franco suggests there are three alternatives: 1. Full partner 2. Sub-contractor 3. Third party Kremlin has suggested they could do as with STOP and help provide the connection to countries for the implementation and convening the government focal points around the project, and with dissemination but he is keen to avoid the difficulties that occurred in STOP with reporting. I will set up a call with Kremlin this week to discuss his input. Do you have any thoughts or suggestions here? With many thanks indeed Heather ----------- Heather Lodge Project Coordinator Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation (CHEPI) CAGB room 413 Imperial Business School South Kensington Campus E: h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk

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Re: Z-HEALTH meeting tomorrow
by Sassi, Franco 09 Mar '26

09 Mar '26

Yes, of course! If you wish Roxanne to be kept in the loop more widely about the proposal, please, send us her email address and we’ll make sure she has access to files and folders, as well as receiving invitations for meetings. Franco From: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org> Sent: 09 March 2026 14:49 To: Sassi, Franco <f.sassi(a)imperial.ac.uk> Cc: Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org> Subject: Re: Z-HEALTH meeting tomorrow External email: This message came from outside Imperial. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognise the sender and were expecting this email. Hi Franco, I'm happy to! Can I also invite our research scientist Roxanne to listen in and join the brainstorm? She has helped me lead this work. If so I will loop her in! Marie ________________________________ From: Sassi, Franco <f.sassi(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:f.sassi@imperial.ac.uk>> Sent: Monday, March 9, 2026 9:45:47 AM To: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Cc: Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Krystle.Tsai@nyulangone.org>> Subject: Z-HEALTH meeting tomorrow [EXTERNAL] Dear Marie, I hope you are able to join at least part of the consortium meeting tomorrow. The main goal of this meeting is to pin down the intervention model and target group(s) and the countries in which the interventions will be implemented. The information you have shared on your recent grant submission is very helpful, and I believe the interventions you have designed with Damon McCoy are a very good fit for Z-HEALTH. They can be a component of the multi-component intervention approach we are planning to take. I wonder if you would be able to make a short presentation tomorrow in the meeting, illustrating the interventions you have designed, the existing evidence that underpins them, and how they could be implemented in the context of a European project. This does not need to be limited to the interventions outlined in the grant proposal of which you have shared the objectives. You may have other relevant ideas in this space. It does not need to be a polished presentation, it will be an informal brainstorm. Thank you. Franco From: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Sent: 24 February 2026 17:25 To: Sassi, Franco <f.sassi(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:f.sassi@imperial.ac.uk>>; Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Krystle.Tsai@nyulangone.org>> Subject: Re: Possible collaboration on EU call Hi Franco, I can ask Krystle from my team to share the text of our Aim 1 and 2 from a recent grant we submitted with a computer scientist, where we modify social media apps to reduce exposure to problematic content. I also want to mention that this work that was developed by a computer scientist means it would likely be most appropriate to include that person on the EU Horizon grant. Would there be room to include some effort for him to honor the fact that it's his area of expertise? His name is Damon McCoy and he is also at NYU. Thank you! Marie From: Sassi, Franco <f.sassi(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:f.sassi@imperial.ac.uk>> Date: Thursday, February 19, 2026 at 5:26 PM To: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Subject: Re: Possible collaboration on EU call [EXTERNAL] Dear Marie, We are trying to identify a package of interventions that we can assess in the European project. Ideally, we should be able to intervene on features or behaviours that have an established link with one or more of the conditions we want to focus on (obesity, mental health, addictions). I wonder if you have any materials that you could share about the interventions we have discussed in our recent call, which you have developed in previous projects. Even a brief description would be helpful at this stage. Whatever is easiest for you to send. Thank you! Franco ________________________________ From: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2026 10:14:10 PM To: Sassi, Franco <f.sassi(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:f.sassi@imperial.ac.uk>> Subject: Re: Possible collaboration on EU call Hi Franco, It’s so wonderful to hear from you! I’d welcome a chance to chat about this call for proposals and appreciate the invitation to brainstorm. I’m now a tenured Associate Professor (and just finished a year consulting two days a week for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on the digital environment) – so I hope those two new additions to my profile might be useful for the application! Looking forward to speaking with you soon, Marie From: Sassi, Franco <f.sassi(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:f.sassi@imperial.ac.uk>> Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 8:02 AM To: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Subject: Possible collaboration on EU call [EXTERNAL] Dear Marie, How are you? It has been some time since we last spoke. I am contacting you because the European Union has issued a very interesting call for proposals in an area of interest for both of us (behavioural intervention to improve young people’s health). This time, the EU has made clear that participation of US partners is possible, following an agreement that was signed with NIH. The call is available at the following link: https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/oppor…<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opport…>. The call has a strong behavioural dimension, and I would like to consider a focus on digital environments and how they affect young people’s behaviours and eventually their health. Please, let me know whether you would be interested in exploring a collaboration on a proposal. If so, I can follow up with more details and maybe we can set up a call. I look forward to hearing from you. Franco ______________________________________ This email message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain information that is proprietary, confidential, and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, or distribution is prohibited. If you have received this email in error please notify the sender by return email and delete the original message. Please note, the recipient should check this email and any attachments for the presence of viruses. 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Z-HEALTH development update
by Sassi, Franco 06 Mar '26

06 Mar '26

Dear Colleagues, I apologise for the limited communication to the wider consortium since the last meeting. Work has continued through bilateral exchanges, and I am writing with an update on the progress of our proposal. I realise this is a long email containing a lot of information and requests for feedback. I would be grateful if you could read it carefully and provide your inputs in the areas identified below. 1. The next Consortium meeting will be held online. Unfortunately, too few people were able to travel to Oslo to justify an in-person meeting. So, the meeting will now be in two parts: * 10 March from 14:00-17:00 CET and * 13 March from 15:00-17:00 CET. The third and potentially final meeting of the whole Consortium will be online on 30 March from 14:00-17:00 CET. You should have received a diary invite for all three meetings. If not, please, do not hesitate to let the proposal management team know at the following address: zhealth-mgmt(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:zhealth-mgmt@imperial.ac.uk>. 1. All documentation for the proposal is filed on Imperial's Box system. You should have received an invitation to access the folder. When you accept the invitation, please, click on the option "not part of Imperial." You should be prompted to set up an account with Box. Once you have done this you should be able to login. If you have any queries or difficulty in accessing the files please contact the<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk> management team at the address above. 1. When you access the shared folder (named "Behavioural-Interventions-shared"), one of the sub-folders, named "Application", contains the Word document "Z-HEALTH proposal_1402" which is an annotated version of the grant application, partially filled in with a revised framework and work package structure. You may also easily access this file from the following link<https://imperialcollegelondon.box.com/s/2nircjp7jih1zcs00hw8mvu2exylxq38>. From now on, this will be the working document in which we will invite each member of the Consortium to add their comments and contributions. 1. The draft proposal includes a proposed work package structure, which is also attached here as a PowerPoint slide. The structure is currently based on the assumption that we will implement two intervention packages (WPs 4 and 5) in the project, reflecting two of the three age transitions outlined on page 8 of the proposal. The idea is that we would focus on school-age children (12-15 and 16-18, respectively), but if you think that we should add a third intervention package covering the third transition (age 19-25), we could do that too. We have not yet tried to allocate responsibilities for individual WPs, but some would seem fairly obvious (e.g. EuroHealthNet is probably well placed to lead WP9; WPs 4, 5 and 6 would need to be led by partners involved in implementing the interventions; WP8 could be led by Imperial or Isinnova; etc.). Each WP will include several tasks, of course, and we will need to identify task leaders as well. It would be great to receive your comments on the proposed structure, which can still be changed to a large extent, if needed. 1. Interventions. Thank you to those who have already contributed examples of potential interventions. Our current thinking on interventions can be summarised in the following points: * We will design two multi-component intervention packages aimed at the age groups 12-15 and 16-18, respectively (a possible third package could be aimed at the group 18-25). Each intervention package will be deployed in at least three countries, with each country possibly deciding what components they are able to implement. We will need more partners to be able to deliver interventions in multiple countries. * Each intervention component will cover a domain (e.g. health literacy; digital media exposure; etc.) and may include multiple actions. WPs 4 and 5 will involve tasks corresponding to the co-creation and planning of different intervention components. Each component will be "evidence-based" (possibly in other settings or age groups) but I would not expect the intervention package as a whole to have been implemented before. * In the interventions based in schools, we should rely on school health services and teachers, and leverage youth co-creation. This will enable us to cover the three key target groups of the call (health professionals, educators, young people). 1. We are still looking for further examples of interventions, consistent with the principles set out in the previous point, to include in our intervention packages. I would be grateful if each partner could provide suggestions of any relevant and age-appropriate interventions. The information we would ideally want to receive is outlined in a questionnaire format in the attached Word document. You don't need to fill out the entire questionnaire, you may just provide some of the information in an email if you find it easier. We are collecting examples of interventions in a spreadsheet in the shared Box folder, available at this link<https://imperialcollegelondon.box.com/s/v82i3vjhelwhzex3dr8rbzq4nek2zb6a>. 1. As the proposal, WP structure and interventions are gradually shaping up, we need to complete the consortium by adding partners who can cover all the required roles, especially partners who can deliver the interventions in their own countries. We have received a number of suggestions and we are following up on some of those, but please help us identify any further collaborators (national public health agencies, universities, civil society organisations) that you think would be a good fit. 1. Proposals must be submitted by 16 April, so there is no room for delays in the coming weeks and we need everyone's active collaboration. We have prepared a timetable of remaining activities up to the submission date, which you will also find attached to this message. Please note the deadlines. With many thanks, Franco

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Re: Z-health management meeting notes & actions 4 March 2026
by Loredana Marmora 06 Mar '26

06 Mar '26

External email: This message came from outside Imperial. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognise the sender and were expecting this email. Dear Franco and Jack, A short update about last actions: * I included in the application a first draft of WP1 for your review. For the moment, I have included the aspects related to ethics within WP1. A specific Ethics WP should not be necessary but I’m double checking this point. * I filled in some risks in the corresponding table. It must be completed with risks related to the scientific aspects. * Early next week my colleague Valentina will contact Eurohealthnet to work on dissemination and communication activities Best regards Loredana Il giorno 4 mar 2026, alle ore 16:04, Lodge, Heather A <h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk> ha scritto: Dear All Here are the points agreed and actions noted from the Z-health management meeting today: Agreed: * WP structure to include: one WP on NCDs, two WPs on interventions: lower secondary school and upper secondary school age; ethics; implementation; evaluation; exploitation & dissemination. * JACARDI has a pilot in the Basque country run by its public health agency with schoolchildren that could provide a model for an intervention * Sweden has an intervention with medical students on lifestyle risk factors that would provide a model for educating next generation of health professionals * Aim is to see what happens when implementing an intervention in differing countries. * Likely to be a combination of elements that create a critical mass for changing behaviour. * Could divide WP by country * Intervention WPs need to be co-created with young people Actions: @Olney, Jack J<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk> * Draft potential WP structure. @Sassi, Franco<mailto:f.sassi@imperial.ac.uk> * Send out update email with timetable, call for interventions & partners, instructions to access Box Heather * Draft text of email for FS. @Loredana Marmora<mailto:lmarmora@isinnova.org> * Draft a timetable from now to submission date * Connect with Eurohealthnet to draft the section on exploitation and dissemination. Many thanks Heather ------------ Heather Lodge Project Coordinator Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation Imperial Business School South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ, UK T: +44 (0)20 7594 5758. E: h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:h.lodge@imperial.ac.uk> W: Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation| Imperial College Business School<https://www.imperial.ac.uk/business-school/faculty-research/research-centre…> Sign up to our mailing list: CHEPI Mailing List<https://confirmsubscription.com/h/r/DF1193DE8D10A0D32540EF23F30FEDED> Please note: I use: Work Sans Medium font for accessibility

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Re: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request
by Lodge, Heather A 05 Mar '26

05 Mar '26

Hello Krystle Thank you for your email. I’m sorry I don’t have a complete answer for you at the moment. The proposal is still in its very early draft and input from partners has yet to be defined, particularly because the team is still working out what interventions are suitable and who might be able to run these. I think the aim is to circulate a draft proposal before the Consortium’s next meeting on 10 March, although I appreciate that may be too late for your budget deadlines. Is this sufficient on the aim of the project? Please note – this is very much a draft and the wording is likely to change as the proposal develops. “Z-HEALTH — Health in the Digital Generation — is a multi-country Research and Innovation Action that will evaluate, at scale and across diverse European contexts, the effectiveness of evidence-based behavioural interventions for preventing and reducing the burden of obesity, mental health diseases, and addictions in young people aged 12 to 25. It does so by targeting the shared modifiable causal pathway — the digital habit-formation process — through a pre-specified architecture of four complementary intervention families. Interventions enter at different points in this causal chain, constituting four complementary families: (G1) Exposure shaping — preventing habit formation by reducing harmful digital cues (defaults, marketing restrictions); (G2) Friction and interruption — slowing automatic repetition through speed bumps (quiet hours, age gates, cool-off periods); (G3) Agency scaffolding — rebuilding routines via self-regulation supports and feedback (wearables, goal-setting, commitment devices); (G4) Identity and norm stabilisation — locking in gains through peer norms, co-created identities and autonomy-framed inoculation. No single family is sufficient. Z-HEALTH will be the first project to implement all four families simultaneously within the same theoretical framework, across multiple countries and NCD domains.” I’m copying in my colleagues in case they can provide further detail. Sorry not to be of more help here. With best wishes Heather From: Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org> Sent: 03 March 2026 15:47 To: Lodge, Heather A <h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk> Subject: Re: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request Importance: High Hello Heather, I'm Marie Bragg's Program Manager at NYU School of Medicine. She asked that I reach out to you because our internal sponsored research/grants team needs us to submit a budget justification and scope of work this week for her involvement on ICL's "Z-health: health in the digital generation" proposal. Could you please provide the following information that we need fo these documents: 1. A brief description of the major goals of the proposal 1. A description of Marie's proposed contributions to the science/project 1. Will Marie be running a human subjects study at NYUSOM in the US? If so, will we be sharing human subjects data with other sites/countries? We look forward to working with you and appreciate your assistance! Best, Krystle ________________________________ From: Loredana Marmora <lmarmora(a)isinnova.org<mailto:lmarmora@isinnova.org>> Sent: Friday, February 20, 2026 8:29 AM To: Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Krystle.Tsai@nyulangone.org>>; James, Jina <Jina.James(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Jina.James@nyulangone.org>>; Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Cc: Giulia Calì <gcali(a)isinnova.org<mailto:gcali@isinnova.org>>; Olney, Jack J <jack.olney(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk>>; Giovanna Giuffrè <ggiuffre(a)isinnova.org<mailto:ggiuffre@isinnova.org>> Subject: Re: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request [EXTERNAL] Dear all, I’m Loredana Marmora, from ISINNOVA, supporting ICL in the management of the bid (and hopefully of the project ;) Nice to meet you (Marie we already met in Rome at the final conference of STOP). Giulia, together with Heather, is indeed the right person in case you need support for the administrative aspects. Just let me clarify few general points: * if you confirm the PIC provided by ICL (999437561) no need to provide further administrative documents as you are already registered on the European Commission system. Heather will then use the PIC to register NYU as partner of our proposal and you’ll receive an invitation to log in and complete some information online (contact person, department names, etc.). In case you’ll need support for this feel free to contact my colleague; * NYU will be a formal partner of the consortium (no subcontract) carrying out activities in the workplan. Regarding the contributions to scientific aspects, ICL will circulate further instructions (probably directly Marie) * the proposal is composed of several sections: some administrative forms filled in directly on the Participant Portal (including the budget which will be managed by the coordinator) and a technical annex which will be 40 pages. As I said, early next week ICL will circulate the commented template asking for contributions to all partners. Hope this can help to clarify some general aspects. We’re happy to help if you need anything else. Best regards, Loredana Il giorno 20 feb 2026, alle ore 10:52, Giovanna Giuffrè <ggiuffre(a)isinnova.org<mailto:ggiuffre@isinnova.org>> ha scritto: FYI ________________________________ Da: Lodge, Heather A <h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:h.lodge@imperial.ac.uk>> Inviato: venerdì 20 febbraio 2026 10:25 A: James, Jina <Jina.James(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Jina.James@nyulangone.org>>; Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Krystle.Tsai@nyulangone.org>> Cc: Olney, Jack J <jack.olney(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk>>; Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>>; Giovanna Giuffrè <ggiuffre(a)isinnova.org<mailto:ggiuffre@isinnova.org>>; Giulia Calì <gcali(a)isinnova.org<mailto:gcali@isinnova.org>> Oggetto: RE: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request Hello Jina Thank you for getting in touch. We are preparing this bid in conjunction with Isinnova. I am copying in my colleagues, Giovanna and Giulia, to see if they are able to advise you on the documentation that will be needed from New York University. In the meantime, the provisional working title for the proposal is: Z-health: health in the digital generation The proposal is still in the early stages and I don’t think I’ve seen any estimates of the project length but Giovanna may have a better idea. The most pressing details we need at the moment are: 1. the Participant Identification Code<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opport…> (PIC). I did find a number of 999437561 but if you could confirm whether this is correct that would be great. 2. The average monthly rate – this is based on a weighted mix of staff who are likely to be involved in the project. With many thanks Heather From: James, Jina <Jina.James(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Jina.James@nyulangone.org>> Sent: 19 February 2026 18:08 To: Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Krystle.Tsai@nyulangone.org>>; Lodge, Heather A <h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:h.lodge@imperial.ac.uk>> Cc: Olney, Jack J <jack.olney(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk>>; Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Subject: RE: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request This email from Jina.James(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Jina.James@nyulangone.org> originates from outside Imperial. Do not click on links and attachments unless you recognise the sender. If you trust the sender, add them to your safe senders list<https://spam.ic.ac.uk/SpamConsole/Senders.aspx> to disable email stamping for this address. Good afternoon Heather, Thank you, Krystle, for the introduction. Heather, I am currently preparing the subcontract package for Dr. Marie Bragg and wanted to inquire about the documents your institution will require from NYU Grossman in order to move forward. Please let us know which materials are needed so we can begin compiling them. Additionally, would you be able to provide the project title and the anticipated project dates? Thank you in advance. Best, Jina James Grants Manager, Sponsored Research Operations SRO – Integrated Support NYU Langone Health E: jina.james(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:jina.james@nyulangone.org> From: Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Krystle.Tsai@nyulangone.org>> Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 10:22 AM To: Lodge, Heather A <h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:h.lodge@imperial.ac.uk>>; James, Jina <Jina.James(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Jina.James@nyulangone.org>> Cc: Olney, Jack J <jack.olney(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk>>; Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Subject: Re: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request Importance: High Good afternoon Heather, I'm looping in Jina James, who has been assigned as our internal grants manager for this proposal and will be the contact for our subcontract - jina.james(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:jina.james@nyulangone.org>. @Jina<mailto:Jina.James@nyulangone.org>, we can discuss in more detail when we meet later this week, but could you please provide Heather with the following information by Feb 20th: * Your institutional Participant Identification Code (PIC). You can search for your institution's PIC here<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opport…> (Jina - I tried searching but was unable to find the SOM in the database) * Your average monthly rate to inform the budget. If you are unfamiliar with this term, it should be estimated on the basis of the weighted mix of staff at your institution that are expected to work on the project, excluding indirect costs. Thanks! Krystle ________________________________ From: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Sent: Friday, January 30, 2026 4:21 PM To: Lodge, Heather A <h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:h.lodge@imperial.ac.uk>>; Tsai, Krystle <Krystle.Tsai(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Krystle.Tsai@nyulangone.org>> Cc: Olney, Jack J <jack.olney(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk>> Subject: Re: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request Thanks very much, Heather. I copied Krystle from my team who can share this information next week. Krystle, happy to chat more during morning meeting Monday. Marie From: Lodge, Heather A <h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:h.lodge@imperial.ac.uk>> Date: Friday, January 30, 2026 at 8:14 AM To: Bragg, Marie <Marie.Bragg(a)nyulangone.org<mailto:Marie.Bragg@nyulangone.org>> Cc: Olney, Jack J <jack.olney(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:jack.olney@imperial.ac.uk>> Subject: EU Behavioural interventions proposal: admin request [EXTERNAL] Dear Marie Thank you for confirming your involvement in our proposed consortium for the Horizon Europe call: Behavioural interventions as primary prevention for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) among young people (HORIZON-HLTH-2026-01-STAYHLTH-02). We are beginning to prepare our application and need to collect administrative information for the proposal. Please could you provide me with the following details by 20 February 2026: * The contact details of a member of administrative staff with whom we can liaise over the technical details, including finances; * Your institutional Participant Identification Code (PIC). You can search for your institution's PIC here;<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opport…> * Your average monthly rate to inform the budget. If you are unfamiliar with this term, it should be estimated on the basis of the weighted mix of staff at your institution that are expected to work on the project, excluding indirect costs. Do not hesitate to contact us should you need support and/or further information. Many thanks for your help here With best wishes Heather ------------ Heather Lodge Project Coordinator Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation Imperial Business School South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ, UK T: +44 (0)20 7594 5758. 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Z-HEALTH, IT issues
by Sassi, Franco 05 Mar '26

05 Mar '26

Dear All, I apologise for the IT issues we have been experiencing. Some of you have received my message "Z-HEALTH Development update" twice, from myself and later from Jack Olney. Also, some of you may not have been able to access the Box folders or the links in the message. Now it should all be sorted, so you should have access to everything and you should no longer receive duplicate messages. Should you experience any further issues, please, do not hesitate to email zhealth-mgmt(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:zhealth-mgmt@imperial.ac.uk>. Sincerely, Franco Franco Sassi PhD Chair in International Health Policy and Economics Director, Centre for Health Economics and Policy Innovation (CHEPI) Imperial Business School London SW7 2AZ United Kingdom Email: f.sassi(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:f.sassi@imperial.ac.uk> Tel: +44(0)207 594 9157

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Z-Health Box Access - Slovenia
by Katja Cic 05 Mar '26

05 Mar '26

******************* This email originates from outside Imperial. Do not click on links and attachments unless you recognise the sender. If you trust the sender, add them to your safe senders list https://spam.ic.ac.uk/SpamConsole/Senders.aspx to disable email stamping for this address. ******************* Dear Z-Health team, I would like to kindly ask you to check the Box access settings - currently, the Slovenian team can only access the subfolder titled "Consortium meetings" but not any other subfolders, files or the main folder for Z-Health. Also, I wanted to note that both links that were shared in your last email to the whole consortium about the “Z-HEALTH proposal_1402” and the interventions spreadsheet are broken and the following error message appears: "This shared file or folder link has been removed or is unavailable to you." Thank you for your support in advance! Kind regards, Katja Katja Čič Služba za NVO Trubarjeva cesta 2, SI - 1000 Ljubljana M +386 40 303 773 E katja.cic(a)nijz.si [katja.cic(a)nijz.si] www.nijz.si [http://www.nijz.si] https://www.nijz.si

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Z-health WP structure
by Olney, Jack J 05 Mar '26

05 Mar '26

A proposal on WP structure. Do we need a third intervention design WP for 18-25? Jack

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Z-health consortium meeting in-person 10 March
by Lodge, Heather A 03 Mar '26

03 Mar '26

Hello Arnfinn May I ask a quick question? We have 6 people able to meet in Oslo on 10 March, 2 people possibly able to come (including Marie from the US) and 6 people online. The feeling is that it would be very helpful to meet in person but we wondered what you thought? One participant needs an answer today so if you can let me know as soon as possible that would be very helpful. With many thanks Heather ------------ Heather Lodge Project Coordinator Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation Imperial Business School South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ, UK T: +44 (0)20 7594 5758. E: h.lodge(a)imperial.ac.uk<mailto:h.lodge@imperial.ac.uk> W: Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation| Imperial College Business School<https://www.imperial.ac.uk/business-school/faculty-research/research-centre…> Sign up to our mailing list: CHEPI Mailing List<https://confirmsubscription.com/h/r/DF1193DE8D10A0D32540EF23F30FEDED> Please note: I use: Work Sans Medium font for accessibility

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