Harriet Daultrey

Dr. Harriet Daultrey serves as an Academic Clinical Lecturer in Diabetes and Global Health and Infection at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS), where she bridges clinical diabetes care with international research. Her work addresses critical intersections of metabolic disease, infectious conditions, and environmental factors across diverse populations.

Her academic trajectory features:

• MBBS from University of East Anglia
• Specialist diabetes/endocrinology training via HEKSS
• PhD investigating HbA1c in HIV patients (Brighton/Lusaka)
• Current MSc in Epidemiology at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Research focuses intensely on two converging pathways: HIV-associated type 2 diabetes complications and climate impacts on type 1 diabetes glycaemia. This dual emphasis reflects a distinctive global health lens, with fieldwork spanning UK and Zambian clinical settings. Her projects consistently prioritize translational outcomes—transforming epidemiological findings into clinical practice improvements for vulnerable populations. Current work demonstrates growing sophistication in environmental health modeling while maintaining strong patient-centered methodology.

Dr. Daultrey's active project portfolio indicates sustained research funding, particularly in global health epidemiology. Her dual clinical-academic role at BSMS provides unique opportunities for students to engage in fieldwork-integrated research addressing diabetes in resource-variable settings. The ongoing MSc pursuit signals continuous methodological development within her established research program.