About
Lisa Arai is a Senior Lecturer in Social Sciences and Nursing at Solent University. Her work focuses on domestic violence, child welfare, teenage pregnancy, and healthcare policy. She holds a PhD from Queen Mary University of London (2004), specializing in teenage pregnancy and fertility influences. Her research integrates qualitative methodologies, including systematic reviews, to explore vulnerable populations' experiences.
Key research interests include children’s perspectives on domestic violence, family dynamics in survivor support, and evidence-based practices for teenage parenting. She has contributed to policy-relevant studies on healthcare interventions’ costs and implementation challenges, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration in health and social care education.
Recent publications highlight her work in nursing education, ethical dilemmas in care settings, and public health strategies. She co-edited a 2023 textbook on foundational concepts for healthcare professionals, addressing topics like service improvement and study skills.
