Behavioural and qualitative science

The behavioural and qualitative science team focuses on adapting behavioural interventions for diverse communities and using qualitative methods to understand the views, cultures and behaviours of individuals and groups. They uncover experiences of health and care, ensuring a wide range of viewpoints is included.

Theme lead: Professor Lucy Yardley

Team members

Dr Andrew Turner

Senior Research Associate

Dr Anne Scott

Research Associate

Dr Beki Langford

Research Fellow

Dr China Harrison

Research Fellow

Dr Christalla Pithara-McKeown

Senior Research Associate, Qualitative Research

Dr Clare Thomas

Research Fellow

Dr Elisabeth Grey

Research Fellow

Dr Fiona Fox

Research Associate in Qualitative Research

Dr Hannah Family

Research Fellow (Qualitative and Behavioural Science)

Dr Heather Brant

Research Fellow

Dr Jessica Wheeler

Senior Research Associate in Qualitative Research

Dr Joanna Kesten

Research Fellow, Qualitative Research

Dr Jonathan Banks

Research Fellow, Qualitative Research

Dr Julie Brose

Senior Research Associate

Dr Michelle Farr

Research Fellow, Qualitative Research

Dr Rowan Brockman

Senior Research Associate

Dr Sabi Redwood

Acting Director and Implementation Lead
  • Team Lead

Dr Sarah Bell

Senior Research Associate in Qualitative Research

Dr Sarah Harding

Senior Research Associate

Dr Selin Sevis

Senior Research Associate

Dr Tracey Stone

Senior Research Associate, Qualitative Research

Jane Williams

Senior Research Associate

Mari-Rose Kennedy

Research Associate

Professor Jeremy Horwood

Professor of Social Sciences and Health
  • Team Lead

Professor Katrina Turner

Workstream Lead

Professor Lucy Yardley

Cross-cutting Methodological Theme Lead

Projects

Developing a mental health strategy with an integrated care system

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How can we design weight management services with under-represented groups?

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Faster access to service offering Parkinson’s care

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How Do You Move? Improving the communication of the national physical activity guidelines

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Lets talk about physical activity
Paper:

“Let’s Talk about Physical Activity”: Understanding the Preferences of Under-Served Communities when Messaging Physical Activity Guidelines to the Public

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SHarED: Supporting people who are ‘high impact users’ of emergency departments

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Exploring online information about end of life care

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