Hannah is a Research Fellow. She conducts applied social science research using qualitative methods in collaboration with colleagues in the ARC West themes and external researchers and stakeholders. The focus of her research is the development and evaluation of public health interventions.

Hannah has a background in research and teaching in the behavioural sciences and particular interest in medicines prescribing, and how medicines and drugs are taken (eg how people fit complex medicines taking into their day to day lives) and experienced (eg medication beliefs, side effects) by patients and the public. Hannah holds a joint position with ARC West and the NIHR Health Protection Research Unit in Behavioural Science and Evaluation (HPRU BSE).