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Message from the Head of Directorate
Welcome to Warwick Applied Health, which promotes a culture where all staff and students flourish and achieve their full potential. We work across disciplines integrating psycho-social, organisational and bio-medical perspectives in our research and teaching.
Our research focus is on the design and evaluation of interventions (behavioural, medical, technological and organisational), plus how the application of knowledge in these areas changes clinical practice and ultimately health outcomes. Our research includes applied health services research, methodological development/application of health sciences, evidence synthesis as well as relevant theoretical enquiry.
We are actively engaged with teaching and training for medical students and postgraduate taught courses, and have a thriving higher degrees programme drawing on our research strengths, with particular focus on public health, care in community settings, mental health and global health. We want to work with our NHS partners to support the development of healthcare models which are fit for the future, attuned for frailty and integrated around people with acute and long term health needs.
Professor Lisa Dikomitis
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Education
The directorate is able to draw upon its high-calibre, multidisciplinary and internationally recognised leaders in health sciences research to deliver an outstanding student experience. We contribute to the MB ChB medicine programme, postgraduate research degrees, postgraduate taught degrees and the school's two undergraduate degrees. Projects currently available for postgraduate research students in Applied Health can be found here.
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Applied Health Units
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Directorate Team
- Lisa Dikomitis (Head of Directorate)
- Helen Muir (Head of Operations)
- Anne-Marie Brennan (Senior Operations Manager)
- Dolores Towers (Directorate Support Officer - HR Support)
- Rachel Morgan (Directorate Support Officer - Operations Support)
- Agnes Chu (Operations Co-ordinator/ Admin support)
- Please speak with your Project Manager or Project Officer for Project Admin support.
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Contact Information
Dolores Towers - Divisional Support Officer
Email: D.Towers.1@warwick.ac.uk
Rachel Morgan - Divisional Support Officer
Email: R.Morgan.1@warwick.ac.uk
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Recent Publications
Take a look at our latest publications on WRAP (the Warwick Research Active Portal).
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Internal News
Congratulations to the following students who have been awarded their PhDs
Maartje Kletter, who has been awarded a PhD in Health Sciences for their PhD on ‘Co-design, implementation and evaluation of a ‘Learning from Excellence’ programme for Community Health Workers in Neno, Malawi’. Maartje was supervised by Celia Taylor and Bronwyn Harris in the division of Health Sciences.
Haleema Masud, who has been awarded a PhD in Health Sciences for their PhD on ‘Reducing the affordability of tobacco products in Pakistan: A political economy analysis’. Haleema was supervised by Oyinlola Oyebode and Paramjit Gill in the division of Health Sciences and Sharifah Sekalala.
Daniel Mensah, who has been awarded a PhD in Health Sciences for their PhD on ‘The epidemiology and drivers of healthy, sustainable diets in sub-Saharan Africa’. Daniel was supervised by Oyinlola Oyebode in the division of Health Sciences and Rob Lillywhite.
Alexandra Brinzaniuc, who has been awarded a PhD in Health and Social Studies for their PhD on ‘Exploring smoking behaviour in homes with young children in Romania through a capability lens: a mixed-methods study’. Alexandra was supervised by Clare Blackburn and Wolf Markham in the division of Health Sciences.
Edmond Ng, who has been awarded a PhD (by Published Works) in Health Sciences for their PhD on ‘Analysis of dependent data from cluster randomised trials in public health and healthcare research’. Edmond was supervised by Nigel Stallard in the division of Health Sciences.