The Health and Welfare grouping comprises four disciplinary pathways: Demography, Health and Wellbeing, Life Course and Social Epidemiology, and Mental Health and Mental Health Care.
Use the links below to view profiles of our current students:
| Health and Wellbeing | |
|---|---|
| Alys McAlpine (2017 Cohort) Exploring determinants of different forms of human trafficking and migrant labour exploitation to inform prevention interventions |
Prof Cathy Zimmerman |
| Lauren Redfern (2017 Cohort) Testosterone: An Ethography |
Simon Cohn |
| Maddy Pearson (2018 Cohort) Beyond the bugs, beyond the binaries: Re-imagining human microbe relations through a ‘living with’ approach to hygiene and sanitation. |
Dr Clare Chandler |
| Manon Haemmerli Evaluating equity in health systems financing in Indonesia – a mixed methods study |
Virginia Wiseman |
| Life Course and Social Epidemiology | |
|---|---|
| Keishia Taylor (2017 Cohort) How do neighbourhood deprivation and neighbourhood mixing affect mental wellbeing among older adults? A longitudinal cross-country comparison between Ireland and England |
Dr Stephen Jivraj |
| Liam Wright (2017 Cohort) The Effects of Youth Unemployment on Later Life Mental Health |
Prof Jenny Head |
| Orlagh Carroll (2017 Cohort) Developing strategies for handling missing data in time-to-event analyses: Incorporating variable selection, variable transformation and time-varying. |
Dr Ruth Keogh |
| Jialan Hong (2018 Cohort) The association between social circumstances and oral health amongst older Chinese adults |
Professor Richard Watt |
| Alex Rhodes (2018 Cohort) EMPOWER: Educating, Motivating, Empowering and supporting Women to achieve healthy gestational weight gain through Educational Resources |
Clare Llewellyn |
| Sara Tofiq (2018 Cohort) Investigating the interrelationship between green space, deprivation and parental mental health on child development |
Prof Yvonne Kelly |
| Mikaela Bloomberg (2019 Cohort) The association between sex and dementia. |
Dr Archana Singh-Manoux |
| Christine Carter (2019 Cohort) Active ageing and the concept of limitless rather than limited ageing. |
Prof Paul Higgs |
| Mental Health and Mental Health Care | |
|---|---|
| Christian Dalton-Locke (2017 Cohort) How do Mental Health Supported Accommodation Services Contribute to the Rehabilitation Care Pathway? |
Prof Helen Killaspy |
| Hannah Scott (2017 Cohort) People bereaved by suicide and support from their family and friends |
Dr Bryn Lloyd-Evans |
| Jessica Bone (2017 Cohort) The role of learning about social approval and disapproval in adolescent depression |
Prof Glyn Lewis |
| Lucy Webster (2017 Cohort) The persistence, causes, and consequences of sleep disturbances in people with dementia living in care homes |
Prof Gill Livingston |
| Tayla McCloud (2017 Cohort) Depression and anxiety in undergraduate students: a longitudinal prospective cohort study of the university experience |
Prof Glyn Lewis |
| Elisavet Pappa (2018 Cohort) Understanding Illusory Social Experiences in Psychosis: Phenomenology, Cognitive Mechanisms and Impact on Social Functioning |
Dr Vaughan Bell |
| Aaron Kandola (2018 Cohort) To investigate the relationship between physical activity and diet with depressive symptoms, and their potential role in the prevention and treatment |
Prof David Osborn |
| Daisy McInnerney (2018 Cohort) Emotional disclosure as a form of therapeutic intervention on health-related outcomes of people with progressive, advanced, chronic diseases |
Prof Paddy Stone |
| Jessica Rees (2018 Cohort) Social and psychological factors affecting primary care planning effectiveness in people with dementia and other long term conditions |
Prof Claudia Cooper |
| Brendan Hallam (2019 Cohort) A mixed methods study on reducing dementia risk in UK Primary Care. |
Prof Kate Walters |
| Lucy Mitchinson (2019 Cohort) The benefits of complementary therapies in Palliative care. |
Professor Paddy Stone |
