| Name |
Research interests |
| Professor Shirley Bach |
Applied psychology; promoting health; evaluating education. |
| Dr Chris Cocking |
Social and health psychology; CAMHS; topics relating to mass emergencies ('mass panic', crowd management, psychological trauma, 1st responders, social support etc); research into sensitive topics. |
| Professor John Kenneth Davies |
Health and social inequalities; theoretical modelling of interventions in health promotion; disease prevention and health protection; health promotion capacity-building; international and European health promotion and public health policy; healthy settings; salutogenic indicators of health and wellbeing. |
| Dr Nina Dunne |
Paediatric; renal. |
| Natalie Edelman |
Sexual health, problem drug use, public involvement in research. |
| Dr Lisa Gugglberger |
Health promotion; HP settings approach; health promoting schools; qualitative research |
| Dr Theofanis Fotis |
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| Caroline Hall |
Healthy settings; working with vulnerable groups/health and social inequalities (migrants; young people/sexual health; older adults/healthy ageing; mental health); health promotion capacity building; international health promotion policy and practice; global curriculum research and development; health promotion indicator development; pedagogical strategies and health promotion workforce development; qualitative research. |
| Professor Val Hall |
Professional knowledge and decision making; inequalities in health; fathers' involvement in maternity services; breast feeding, maternal decision making; patient and public involvement in research; participatory research methods; use of virtual world technology. |
| Professor Angie Hart |
Inequalities in health; working with disadvantaged groups; resilience; community; university partnerships; child, family and community health; service user and practitioner involvement in research. |
| Jenny Hassall |
Encouraging a healthy lifestyle in pregnancy through nutrition and exercise; developing web-based learning resources. |
| Debbie Hatfield |
Impact assessment; early awareness and detection of cancer. |
| Pippa Hillen |
Public health issues; social inequalities; embedding in the curriculum. |
| Kathy Martyn |
Nutrition and schools/adolescents; health eating. |
| Dr Chrissy Panton |
Women's health issues and qualitative research methodology. |
| Dr Nigel Sherriff |
HIV prevention/risk-reduction; MSM and HIV; health promotion, public health and evaluation; health inequalities and the health gradient; qualitative research; social justice; young people and health (especially substance misuse, sexual health, HIV and physical activity); sexualities; gender identity ; young fathers and parenthood; social identity theory; peer group cultures. |
| Carol Williams |
Maternal and child health; obesity prevention; international child health; peer support; formative research; HIV and infant feeding; social marketing; healthy eating; diet and cancer; food labelling and consumer advocacy; food and nutrition policy analysis and development; programme planning; communication and training. |
| Dr Laetitia Zeeman |
Social justice; sexualities; gender appreciative approaches to facilitation of wellbeing. |
